Glasgow Review

Written by Shar on 14 June 2013

Very short review of Glasgow concert from the Scotland Herald.

It starts out: “It is, indeed, better to burn out than to fade away. Neil Young’s first show in Glasgow with Crazy Horse since 2001 was an exhilarating event, old and much-loved songs from his formidable back catalogue being thrown into the mix alongside newer songs. Predictable it wasn’t.”

http://www.heraldscotland.com/arts-ents/music/review-neil-young-crazy-horse-secc-glasgow.1371161381

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