Neil Young

In August 1988, Neil Young took the stage at Toronto's Exhibition Grandstand, a remarkable live performance that captured him during a time of creative rebirth. Just before this gig, he had released 'This Notes for You' in 1988, an album that reflected his ongoing evolution as both a musician and lyricist. Known for its anti-commercial message, the album featured a blend of rock and blues, showcasing Young's distinctive sound. His live shows were known for their deep emotional resonance and energy, and this performance was no different, reflecting his enduring impact on rock music. Interestingly, 'This Notes for You' also marked Young's first album to break into the top 100 since 'Trans' in 1982. The 1988 concert allowed fans to feel the raw intensity of his music, solidifying Young's status as a pioneer who wasn't afraid to push boundaries.

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