Albums

See All

Music Videos

Neil Young - Songs for Judy - Live (2018) [24.88 FLAC] 9 torrent download locations monova.org Neil Young - Songs for Judy - Live (2018) [24.88 FLAC] Other 1 day. Download Neil Young Torrent at TorrentFunk. We have 696 Neil Young Music torrents for you!

See All

Artist Playlists

See All

Singles & EPs

See All

Live Albums

See All

Compilations

See All

Movies

See All

Books

See All

About Neil Young

After Neil Young left the California folk-rock band Buffalo Springfield in 1968, he slowly established himself as one of the most influential and idiosyncratic singer/songwriters of his generation. Young's body of work ranks second only to Bob Dylan in terms of depth, and he has sustained his critical reputation, as well as record sales, for a longer period of time than Dylan, partially because of his willfully perverse work ethic. From the beginning of his solo career in the late '60s to the 21st century, he has never stopped writing, recording, and performing; his official catalog only represents a portion of his work, since he keeps countless tapes of unreleased songs in his vaults.
Just as importantly, Young has continually explored new musical territory, from rockabilly and the blues to electronic music. But these stylistic exercises only gain depth when compared to his two primary styles: gentle folk and country-rock, and crushingly loud electric guitar rock, which he frequently recorded with the California garage band Crazy Horse. Throughout his career, Young alternated between these two extremes, and both proved equally influential; there were just as many singer/songwriters as there were grunge and country-rock bands claiming to be influenced by Neil Young. Despite his enormous catalog and influence, Young continued to move forward, writing new songs and exploring new music. That restless spirit ensured that he was one of the few rock veterans as vital in his old age as he was in his youth.
Born in Toronto, Canada, Neil Young moved to Winnipeg with his mother following her divorce from his sports journalist father. Young began playing music in high school. Not only did he play in garage rock outfits like the Squires, but he also played in local folk clubs and coffee houses, where he eventually met Joni Mitchell and Stephen Stills. During the mid-'60s, he returned to Toronto, where he played as a solo folk act. By 1966, he joined the Mynah Birds, which also featured bassist Bruce Palmer and Rick James. The group recorded an album's worth of material for Motown, none of which was released at the time. Frustrated by his lack of success, Young moved to Los Angeles in his Pontiac hearse, taking Palmer along as support. Shortly after they arrived in L.A., they happened to meet Stills, and they formed Buffalo Springfield, who quickly became one of the leaders of the California folk-rock scene.
Despite the success of Buffalo Springfield, the group was plagued with tension, and Young quit the band several times before finally leaving to become a solo artist in May of 1968. Hiring Elliot Roberts as his manager, Young signed with Reprise Records and released his eponymous debut album in early 1969. By the time the album was released, he had begun playing with a local band called the Rockets, which featured guitarist Danny Whitten, bassist Billy Talbot, and drummer Ralph Molina. Young renamed the group Crazy Horse and had them support him on his second album, Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere, which was recorded in just two weeks. Featuring such Young staples as 'Cinnamon Girl' and 'Down by the River,' the album went gold. Following the completion of the record, he began jamming with Crosby, Stills & Nash, eventually joining the group for their spring 1970 album, Déjà Vu. Although he was now part of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, he continued to record as a solo artist, releasing After the Gold Rush in August 1970. The album, along with its accompanying single 'Only Love Can Break Your Heart,' established Young as a solo star, and fame only increased through his association with CSN&Y.
Although Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young were a very successful act, they were also volatile, and they had split by the spring 1971 release of the live Four Way Street. The following year, Young had his first number one album with the mellow country-rock of Harvest, which also featured his first (and only) number one single, 'Heart of Gold.' Instead of embracing his success, he spurned it, following it with the noisy, bleak live film Journey Through the Past. Both the movie and its soundtrack received terrible reviews, as did the live Time Fades Away, an album recorded with the Stray Gators that was released in 1973.
Both Journey Through the Past and Time Fades Away signaled that Young was entering a dark period in his life, but they only scratched the surface of his anguish. Inspired by the overdose deaths of Danny Whitten in 1972 and his roadie Bruce Berry the following year, Young wrote and recorded the bleak, druggy Tonight's the Night late in 1973, but declined to release it at the time. Instead, he released On the Beach, which was nearly as harrowing, in 1974; Tonight's the Night finally appeared in the spring of 1975. By the time of its release, Young had recovered, as indicated by the record's hard-rocking follow-up, Zuma, an album recorded with Crazy Horse and released later that year.
Young's focus began to wander in 1976, as he recorded the duet album Long May You Run with Stephen Stills and then abandoned his partner midway through the supporting tour. The following year he recorded the country-rock-oriented American Stars 'n Bars, which featured vocals by Nicolette Larson, who was also prominent on 1978's Comes a Time. Prior to the release of Comes a Time, Young scrapped the country-rock album Homegrown and assembled the triple-album retrospective Decade. At the end of 1978, he embarked on an arena tour called Rust Never Sleeps, which was designed as a showcase for new songs. Half of the concert featured Young solo, the other half featured him with Crazy Horse. That was the pattern that Rust Never Sleeps, released in the summer of 1979, followed. The record was hailed as a comeback, proving that Young was one of the few rock veterans who attacked punk rock head-on. That fall he released the double album Live Rust and the live movie Rust Never Sleeps.
Rust Never Sleeps restored Young to his past glory, but he perversely decided to trash his goodwill in 1980 with Hawks & Doves, a collection of acoustic songs that bore the influence of conservative, right-wing politics. In 1981, Young released the heavy rock album Re*ac*tor, which received poor reviews. Following its release, he left Reprise for the fledgling Geffen Records, where he was promised lots of money and artistic freedom. Young decided to push his Geffen contract to the limit, releasing the electronic Trans in December 1982, where his voice was recorded through a computerized vocoder. The album and its accompanying technology-dependent tour were received with bewildered, negative reviews. The rockabilly of Everybody's Rockin' (1983) was equally scorned, and Young soon settled into a cult audience for the mid-'80s.
Over the course of the decade, Young released three albums that were all stylistic exercises. In 1985, he released the straight country Old Ways, which was followed by the new wave-tinged Landing on Water the following year. He returned to Crazy Horse for 1987's Life, but by that time, he and Geffen had grown sick of each other, and he returned to Reprise in 1988. His first album for Reprise was the bluesy, horn-driven This Note's for You, which was supported by an acclaimed video that satirized rock stars endorsing commercial products. At the end of the year, he recorded a reunion album with Crosby, Stills & Nash called American Dream, which was greeted with savagely negative reviews.
American Dream didn't prepare any observer for the critical and commercial success of 1989's Freedom, which found Young following the half-acoustic/half-electric blueprint of Rust Never Sleeps to fine results. Around the time of its release, Young became a hip name to drop in indie rock circles, and he was the subject of a tribute record titled The Bridge in 1989. The following year, Young reunited with Crazy Horse for Ragged Glory, a loud, feedback-drenched album that received his strongest reviews since the '70s. For the supporting tour, Young hired the avant rock band Sonic Youth as his opening group, providing them with needed exposure while earning him hip credibility within alternative rock scenes. On the advice of Sonic Youth, Young added the noise collage EP Arc as a bonus to his 1991 live album, Weld.
Weld and the Sonic Youth tour helped position Neil Young as an alternative and grunge rock forefather, but he decided to abandon loud music for its 1992 follow-up, Harvest Moon. An explicit sequel to his 1972 breakthrough, Harvest Moon became Young's biggest hit in years, and he supported the record with an appearance on MTV Unplugged, which was released the following year as an album. Also in 1993, Geffen released the rarities collection Lucky Thirteen. The following year, he released Sleeps with Angels, which was hailed as a masterpiece in some quarters. Following its release, Young began jamming with Pearl Jam, eventually recording an album with the Seattle band in early 1995. The resulting record, Mirror Ball, was released to positive reviews in the summer of 1995, but it wasn't the commercial blockbuster it was expected to be; due to legal reasons, Pearl Jam's name was not allowed to be featured on the cover.
In the summer of 1996, he reunited with Crazy Horse for Broken Arrow and supported it with a brief tour. That tour was documented in Jim Jarmusch's 1997 film The Year of the Horse, which was accompanied by a double-disc live album. In 1999, Young reunited with Crosby, Stills & Nash for the first time in a decade, supporting their Looking Forward LP with the supergroup's first tour in a quarter century. A new solo effort, Silver & Gold, followed in the spring of 2000. In recognition of his 2000 summer tour, Young released the live album Road Rock, Vol. 1 the following fall, showcasing a two-night account of Young's performance at the Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, Colorado, in September 2000. A DVD version titled Red Rocks Live was issued that December, and included 12 tracks initially unavailable on Road Rock, Vol. 1. His next studio project was his most ambitious yet, a concept album about small-town life titled Greendale that he also mounted as a live dramatic tour and indie film.
In early 2005, Young was diagnosed with a potentially deadly brain aneurysm. Undergoing treatment didn't slow him down, however, as he continued to write and record his next project. The acoustically based Prairie Wind appeared in the fall, with the concert film Heart of Gold, based around the album and directed by Jonathan Demme, released in 2006. That year also saw the release of the controversial Living with War, a collection of protest songs against the war in Iraq that featured titles such as 'Let's Impeach the President,' 'Shock and Awe,' and 'Lookin' for a Leader.' Restless, prolific, and increasingly self-referential, Young issued Chrome Dreams II late in 2007 and the car-themed Fork in the Road in 2009. Later in 2009, Young finally released the first installment in his long-rumored Archives series, Archives, Vol. 1, a massive first volume that combined over ten CD and DVD discs in a single box. As he was prepping Archives, Vol. 2, Young entered the studio with producer Daniel Lanois and recorded Le Noise, which appeared in the fall of 2010.
Archives, Vol. 2 was not forthcoming, however, as Young stayed very active during the early 2010s. He finally reunited with Richie Furay and Stephen Stills as Buffalo Springfield for a pair of shows at his annual Bridge School Benefit in the fall of 2010. It wasn't a complete reunion, since bassist Bruce Palmer had died in 2004 and drummer Dewey Martin passed in 2009, but the three singers used drummer Joe Vitale and bassist Rick Rosas to fill in. The same configuration played six concerts in the spring of 2011 but reportedly did no studio work. Young continued going through his archives with the release of A Treasure in 2011, a single-disc set of live tracks recorded during his 1984-1985 tour with the International Harvesters that featured five previously unreleased Young songs mixed in with older songs like 'Flying on the Ground Is Wrong' and 'Are You Ready for the Country?,' all done in the classic Harvest style. In 2012, Young reunited with Crazy Horse for Americana, a set of classic folk tunes like 'This Land Is Your Land' and 'Wayfarin' Stranger,' followed several months later by the double-disc album of originals Psychedelic Pill, which again saw Young turning to the guitar garage stomp of Crazy Horse.
In September of 2012, Young published his memoir, Waging Heavy Peace: A Hippie Dream. In the book, he wrote at length about his family and career, and also expressed his frustration with the low sound quality of digital music. Timed with the release of the book, Young announced the founding of Pono Music, originally a new audio format but later simplified to a music player and downloading service designed for audiophiles and listeners who had similar issues with sound quality. A Kickstarter campaign in 2014 raised $6 million, one of the largest digitally crowd-funded efforts in history, and the company planned to start shipping the devices in the fall of 2014. On the recording front, he entered Jack White's Third Man studios in Nashville to cut A Letter Home, a covers album featuring songs from Young's favorite songwriters. Within a few months, he announced another full-length for 2014, Storytone. The album was heralded with the release of an environmentally conscious song, 'Who's Going to Stand Up?,' that Young had been performing in concert.
Young's passion for environmental causes also informed his next album, 2015's The Monsanto Years, in which he took on the issues of genetically modified crops and agribusiness; the album found him backed by Promise of the Real, a band led by Lukas Nelson, son of outlaw country icon and Young's close friend Willie Nelson. Young and Promise of the Real supported The Monsanto Years with a tour, which became the basis for the 2016 live double-album Earth. Just after the June release of Earth, Young wrote and recorded the protest album Peace Trail, which appeared in December 2016. Young continued his burst of activity in 2017 with the release of 'Children of Destiny.' It was the first single from The Visitor, an album recorded with Promise of the Real that appeared in December 2017. The Promise of the Real also supported Young on Paradox, the soundtrack to the Daryl Hannah film starring Young and the band. Also in 2018, Young released two volumes in his Archives series: April saw the release of Roxy: Tonight's the Night Live, which was recorded in 1973, and November brought the release of Songs for Judy, a collection of highlights from his acoustic 1976 tour. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Similar Artists

See All

^* New subscribers only. Plan automatically renews after trial.

Neil Percival Young (Toronto, 12 de novembro de 1945) é um músico e compositor de origem canadense, que fez sua carreira nos Estados Unidos. Conhecido por sua voz suave e suas letras pungentes, Young é uma lenda do rock americano, mas seu estilo musical também inclui o folk e o country rock, alternando com álbuns mais 'pesados' em que algumas músicas se aproximam do hard rock, com guitarras 'sujas' e longos solos improvisados com muita distorção. Seus shows são verdadeiras celebrações de rock usualmente acompanhado da banda Crazy Horse, que o acompanha desde o início da carreira. Foi considerado o 17º melhor guitarrista do mundo pela revista norte-americana Rolling Stone.

Neil Percival Kenneth Robert Ragland Young nasceu em Toronto, no Canadá, mas ainda jovem, devido a separação dos pais, mudou-se para Winnipeg, capital da província de Manitoba, localizada na região central do Canadá. Começou sua carreira tocando no circuito folk/rock local.
Durante meados dos anos cinquenta, em torno da idade de dez ou onze anos, o jovem foi atraído para uma variedade de gêneros musicais, incluindo rock and roll, rockabilly, doo-wop, R&B, country e western pop.
Ele ouvia a música pop na estação de rádio CHUM, em seu rádio transistor, quando era garoto. Young afirmou em entrevistas que idolatrava Elvis Presley e esforçou-se para ser como ele. Ao ser entrevistado pela Guitare & Claviers Magazine, Yong afirmou que a vida de Presley inspirou algumas de suas canções mais famosas, como 'Hey, Hey, My, My' e 'He Was The King'.
Young admirava Chuck Berry e Little Richard e adorava assisti-los na televisão. Young afirma em uma entrevista com McDonough que os grupos e artistas que ele descobriu mais influentes no início de sua carreira foram: Elvis Presley, Fats Domino, The Chantels, The Monotones, Ronnie Self, The Fleetwoods, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis Johnny Cash, e Grant Gogi.
Em 1965 resolve voltar para Toronto, onde em 1966 se junta a banda The Mynah Birds, gravando alguns compactos. Após isso, mudou-se para Los Angeles e juntamente com Stephen Stills formou o Buffalo Springfield, uma banda de folk-rock inovadora, mas que na época teve apenas uma relativa repercussão (seu trabalho só foi de fato reconhecido mais tarde). Quando o grupo acabou em 1968, Young partiu para a carreira solo. De seus álbuns iniciais, Everybody Knows this is nowhere (1969) e o essencial After the Gold Rush (1970) foram aclamados pela crítica, ao mesmo tempo em que aceitou participar do Crosby, Stills & Nash, como membro efetivo. Acrescido de Young no nome, o quarteto fez muito sucesso nos anos 1969/70, principalmente o álbum Deja Vu. Após uma turnê pelos EUA, separaram-se amigavelmente; Neil Young voltaria ocasionalmente a gravar com os ex-companheiros.
Estrela de Neil Young na Calçada da fama do Canadá.
O espetacular sucesso comercial de Harvest (1972), torna Young um 'superstar' do folk rock, mas a morte de dois amigos seus neste mesmo ano, o guitarrista Danny Whytten e o roadie Bruce Berry o colocam numa longa fase depressiva, em que envolve-se com drogas e álcool, acabando por influenciar seu trabalho. Os álbuns gravados neste período são marcados por temas como a morte, a solidão, a loucura, as drogas, trazendo um som mais áspero, cru e pesado, que o afastam do grande público e descontentam a crítica. Entre 1973 e 1975, lança o que é considerada a sua 'trilogia suja' (ditch trilogy), bem representativa de sua fase emocional na época: Time Fades Away, On The Beach e Tonight's The Night; à época bastante criticados, hoje são considerados grandes clássicos dos anos 70 e de sua discografia. Esta fase em parte é rompida com 'Zuma'(75) e um retorno ao folk e ao country rock, principalmente em Comes a time (1978), um celebrado álbum embasado no country. Influenciado pelo impacto cultural do punk, Neil Young lança Rust Never Sleeps (1979), uma elegia ao espírito do rock'roll, seguido de Rust live, talvez seu melhor álbum ao vivo.

Neil Young 85 To 12 Download Torrent Full

Nos anos 80, Neil Young desenvolveu uma carreira errática, gravando álbuns de rockabilly, clássicos do country (Old Ways, de 1984) e blues, não se fixando numa linha de atuação. O álbum Freedom (1989) o recoloca em evidência, depois de um período de obscuridade e marca uma retomada bem-sucedida da carreira. 'Rockin' in the Free World' é a musicasímbolo desta nova fase, assim como a crescente preocupação política de Neil Young, marcada principalmente pelas críticas ao então presidente dos EUA, George H.W. Bush.
Nos anos 1980/1990 destaca-se ainda pela aproximação de Neil Young com a nova geração do rock pesado, principalmente com o movimento grunge. Em 1989, um discotributo ao guitarrista contou com a participação de artistas como Nick Cave, Dinosaur Jr. e Pixies. Influenciado por Sonic Youth (que também participou do discotributo), gravou os disco ao vivo Weld, em 1991, enquanto o álbum Arc (também de 1991) contou com a participação do guitarrista Thurston Moore. O maior marco desse diálogo de Young com novas bandas foi o disco Mirror Ball, gravado em parceria com o Pearl Jam em 1995, assim como a turnê em conjunto com a banda liderada por Eddie Vedder.
Nos anos 2000, Neil Young continua com uma carreira ativa e, principalmente durante o governo de George W. Bush, intensificou muitas críticas à política dos EUA. Texto:Wikipédia.
Link.
Trans (1982)

Neil Young 85 To 12 Download Torrent 1

Link.

Neil Young 85 To 12 Download Torrent Download

Link.

Neil Young 85 To 12 Download Torrent 2017

Link.
Peace Trail (2016)

Neil Young 85 To 12 Download Torrent Pc

Link.