Once again, a bleak piece of work but if you delve beneath the surface of the record and really explore the fabric of the music, it becomes a very spiritual listening experience.

A surprise perhaps? The bootleg was up there but this official release has transformed the recording and really opened it up. This will become an instantaneous live classic. Phenomenal.

The gorgeous sound of country, Young didn't like that this put him in the middle of the road. Though rushed and created by happenstance, it's brilliantly executed. A glittering, perennial showpiece.

Early signs of the genius of Buffallo Springfield's Neil Young were confirmed with this record made with Crazy Horse. Lyrical proficiency combined with intricate guitar work contained herein.

Superb, if a little short. Live at the Fillmore captures Crazy Horse at their best; searing, duelling guitars - hardcore, bare-essentials rock 'n' roll.

When this came out, Neil showed the world that he's still relevant, and that his music is still relevant. Yes it's political, but its presence was needed.

Another very emotional collection of material which finds Neil reflecting on his life, his friends and his family. It's an eye-opener which pleasantly surprised me.