“Everybody’s had one person die; I call those people amateurs” – DiS meets Eels

Back in 1979 Neil Young addressed worries of his own impending irrelevance on ‘Hey Hey, My My’, acknowledging critics who had accused him of sliding towards the middle of the road with his hit album Harvest and explicitly declaring his intent to arrest the drift. Such an accusation of burgeoning... Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com

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