Starpulse — Neil Young always ignores his fans' opinions - because he fears he'd never push boundaries if he bowed to their requests. The veteran rocker has made a habit of defying expectations throughout hi... more info

ContactMusic — NEIL YOUNG always ignores his fans' opinions - because he fears he'd never push boundaries if he bowed to their requests.The veteran rocker has made a habit of... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — The man who signed Oasis rates Noel Gallagher almost as highly as he rates himself.Alan McGee, founder of Creation Records, has had a listen to Mr Big's new solo material and thinks it will rank him alongside the likes of Lennon and McCartney.No pres... more info

CNN Showbiz — "This echo is 'good,' " Neil Young said toward the end of his set at Farm Aid's 25th annual concert, which drew 35,000 to Milwaukee's Miller Park. more info

DrownedInSound — Even for existing Neil Young fans it sounds strange – rootless and untethered, emotionally very melancholic and reflective but with such an aggressive musical edge. Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com more info

USA Today Music — Willie Nelson, Neil Young and John Mellencamp assembled 14 acts to perform at Farm Aid's milestone show in Milwaukee on Saturday. more info

The Music Fix — Just one man and his guitar. more info

Detroit Free Press — A rock 'n' roller who both respects tradition and loves to try something new, Neil Young explores amazing sonic territory on "Le Noise" (**** out of four stars, Reprise). The album title is a play on the last name of his collaborator, Danie... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Blue Suede Shoes said... Blue Suede Shoes 964 October 2, 2010 1. MISTER TWISTER - "Shake, Rattle And Roll" 2. Ray CAMPI - "Pan American Boogie" 3. The DELMORE BROTHERS - "Freight Train Boogie" 4. Sonny FISHER - "Pink And Black" 5. Gene VINCENT And Hi... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Milwaukee (Reuters) -- Thousands turned out Saturday for the 25th anniversary of “Farm Aid,” the benefit concert for America's family farmers headlined by the charity's founders: Willie Nelson, John Mellencamp and Neil Young. more info