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 | Neil Young: Heart of Gold Documentary and Musical/Performing Arts. There is nothing like the period in your life when you first discover songs that move you. Long gone are the days (it seems) of feeling totally, completely, and utterly lost...if only for a moment...in music, man. Legend Neil Young provides the score, while famed director Jonathan Demme invites you back to that feeling with the intimacy and simplicity of Neil Young: Heart of Gold, his intoxicating record of Young's two-night "Prairie Wind" concert at the famed and acoustically blessed Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee. 103 minutes. MPAA Rating: PG (for some drug-related lyrics). |
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Fleur on
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Natanis, I saw Neil Young and I absolutely loved it! With Loretta Lynn at the White River Ampitheater, I almost fought some dip-shit teenager for comparing Mr. Young's creative vision to that of a highschool musical. Serious adrenaline was pumping through my 5'2 body. I need to get into more fights. I like to connect my teeny-fists of doom on some lunk-head idiot. Mostly because it is so unexpected;Chuck Norris like skills exploding from my short exterior and smiling face of joy. Natanis, live near me so I can start crap with people and have my regulatoring posse near. REGULATORS MOUNT! Hey remember that song Regulators? Love that song! "Was a clear black night, a clear white moon, Warren G was on the street....." love it. |
natanism on
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Honey that is why I always say Regulators Mounjt Up, yes I remember that song! I saw Neil Young also, he was wasted and you could barely understand him, but all and all worth the price of admission! |
