Independent review

Allow me to present to you the 37th (!) album of the restless Canadian for 50 years of his career in sound recording. If honestly, no "wows". An ordinary such Young album - a cocktail of early work, late 70s, and the distortion of the 00s. Not exactly filler, but at the same time easily lost in the discography. For me, many albums of Neil Young are quite monotonous, however, even on some of the most monotonous creations one meets a couple of genuine pearls. Here the true treasure is one - Show me – a luxurious theme in the style of the early 70s Neil. Terrorist suicide hang gliders and John Oakes will constitute its suite. In the rest, everything is very even. Yes, the desire to rewind does not arise, but to listen a second time as well. Is it worth listening? Why not, solid emotions are guaranteed. But if you do not have that many opportunities for listening to music by albums, then listen to Show me and take from the shelf your favorite classic albums of old man Young. Too much material he releases into the light, but what can you do? Neil has always been that way.

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