"Heart of Gold" is sublime, but it makes me sad that "Harvest" (song) never gets the same props.  Somehow it's a buried Neil gem despite the fact that it's the title track of what is probably his most popular album.  Or maybe lots of people love the song and I just never hear from them…

"Heart of Gold" is sublime, but it makes me sad that "Harvest" (song) never gets the same props.  Somehow it's a buried Neil gem despite the fact that it's the title track of what is probably his most popular album.  Or maybe lots of people love the song and I just never hear from them…

Was just listening to 'Rust Never Sleeps,' and yeah, "Thrasher" is great.

Was just listening to 'Rust Never Sleeps,' and yeah, "Thrasher" is great.

"Cortez the Killer" is interesting because it's such a slow burn.  It's a perfect synthesis between the ragged guitar player and the melancholy folk singer.

"Cortez the Killer" is interesting because it's such a slow burn.  It's a perfect synthesis between the ragged guitar player and the melancholy folk singer.

Having to ask Canada for their TV really is the darkest timeline.

Having to ask Canada for their TV really is the darkest timeline.

This album is already upon us?  And getting good reviews?  Sweet.  Old rockers are on a megaroll this last calender year.  Tom Waits, Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan, Mark Knopfler, Neil Young, etc all releasing high quality albums.  Also Springsteen, though I didn't love love 'Wrecking Ball.'  I did, however, love love…

This album is already upon us?  And getting good reviews?  Sweet.  Old rockers are on a megaroll this last calender year.  Tom Waits, Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan, Mark Knopfler, Neil Young, etc all releasing high quality albums.  Also Springsteen, though I didn't love love 'Wrecking Ball.'  I did, however, love love…

As with any great artist, it's hard to pick a favorite.  Of the rockers, would probably say either "Like a Hurricane" or "Cowgirl in the Sand."  Sneaky favorite rocker would be "Revolution Blues" ('On the Beach' might be my favorite Neil Young album, period).  For subdued track of melancholy, "After the Goldrush,"…

As with any great artist, it's hard to pick a favorite.  Of the rockers, would probably say either "Like a Hurricane" or "Cowgirl in the Sand."  Sneaky favorite rocker would be "Revolution Blues" ('On the Beach' might be my favorite Neil Young album, period).  For subdued track of melancholy, "After the Goldrush,"…

That giant NO at the top just makes me happy.

That giant NO at the top just makes me happy.

I think Brody exists in his own head too much to ever be on one side or the other.  He's in Brody Land most of the time.

I think Brody exists in his own head too much to ever be on one side or the other.  He's in Brody Land most of the time.

The human race can only take so much Robert Downey Jr. sarcasm in a calender year.  Or maybe I'm confusing "the human race" with "me."

The human race can only take so much Robert Downey Jr. sarcasm in a calender year.  Or maybe I'm confusing "the human race" with "me."

Launches the company out of his garage?  All the space underneath the bridge was taken?

Launches the company out of his garage?  All the space underneath the bridge was taken?