I'd even say Neil gave us his equivalent of the American Recordings with A Letter Home, recording a series of lo-fi covers in Jack White's ancient recording booth and framing it as a message to his deceased mother. It's classic Neil to present it in such a oddball way.

This is one of those albums which define Neil Young for me, some uncompromisingly oddball release which he's extremely passionate about whether or not anyone else in the world would want to hear it. It's not just the out-and-out masterpieces which make him a legend — although Tonight's The Night, On The Beach and Rust…

Well, if you idolize him then you've heard Landing on Water and should know it's not physically possible for a lower point to ever be reached.

I guess it's a nice thematic link to the end of the first season that I was left watching this epilogue with my mouth agape.

That probably was in the game but they took it out because it gave the player too much to do.

I'm not sure if the price is different elsewhere but in Canada, this game is $69.99 on PSN. I can't even imagine the shame and mental anguish someone would suffer from having paid $70 for this game. I imagine it would torment them to the grave.

This moment best sums up how inept Murdered is: