Only Castles Burning
Keith PishneryWriting about the works of Neil Young in some kind of order. Subscription not required.
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Slint - Spiderland (1991)
Hello and welcome to a new series called Giant Undertow. Originally, I was going to write an essay with this title and talk about Neil Young’s impact on younger artists and the music industry. I may still do that, but first I wanted to talk...
Across the Water (2024)
Across the Water is one of the gems of Neil Young Archives Vol. 3 and it’s another occasion to wonder “how the hell did this sit in a vault for almost 50 years?” In the hardcover book that comes with the deluxe box, there are scans of handw...
Neil Young Archives Vol. 3: 1976-1987 (2024)
It’s perhaps fitting that the structure and choices of Neil Young Archives Vol. III (1976 - 1987) are as bizarre as some of the albums it highlights. The eleven years that this set covers includes Neil swinging through the 80s like a chamel...
A Thousand Points
Democratic Vice Presidential candidate and gutter enthusiast Tim Walz walked off his nomination speech to the song every politician loves, “Rockin’ in the Free World,” with Neil Young’s permission. In reading the reaction to this from fans,...
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I really like board games, fantasy novels, television, Neil Young, and moody music. Usually think I know what I’m talking about.
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