Neil Young vs. Neal Morse

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Posted: October 08 2020 at 13:56

Neil Young....as said...not even close.

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Posted: October 07 2020 at 15:56

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Neil Young has done a lot of stuff I'm not particularly keen on, but then he has done a lot of stuff, and the stuff I'm not keen on is maybe 30%... so still one of the greats!

I'd go along with that. I like 70% of the stuff Neil Young has done too, but his 1980's albums, I'm not so keen on.

The ones from the '80s I love are Trans and Freedom. I consider those essential.

Trans is creative for sure, but somehow didn't work for me. I like the fact that he tried this out... but it is not his strength really, as far as I'm concerned.

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Posted: October 07 2020 at 13:38

No doubt: Neil Young.

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Posted: October 07 2020 at 11:52

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I voted for Neil Young, seeing as I have a dozen of his albums.

I've heard Neal Morse mentioned on here before, but I don't know much about him. Is he related to Steve Morse of Deep Purple?

Not related....Neal and one of his brothers, Alan Morse started Spock's Beard in the early 90's.

I watched a Spock's Beard concert recently in the Prog Rock Dock concert series and never even realised I was watching Neal Morse in action, although I recognise him now after Googling his picture.

I have 7 SB records and many more in digital format, but honestly I'm a casual listener of the Beard, The Light and V are excellent....Snow has a great story but it wanes on me.

I've seen Neal 4-5x live in his various bands.

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Posted: October 07 2020 at 11:16

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I voted for Neil Young, seeing as I have a dozen of his albums.

I've heard Neal Morse mentioned on here before, but I don't know much about him. Is he related to Steve Morse of Deep Purple?

Not related....Neal and one of his brothers, Alan Morse started Spock's Beard in the early 90's.

I watched a Spock's Beard concert recently in the Prog Rock Dock concert series and never even realised I was watching Neal Morse in action, although I recognise him now after Googling his picture.

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Posted: October 07 2020 at 11:09

Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Lewian wrote:

Neil Young has done a lot of stuff I'm not particularly keen on, but then he has done a lot of stuff, and the stuff I'm not keen on is maybe 30%... so still one of the greats!

I'd go along with that. I like 70% of the stuff Neil Young has done too, but his 1980's albums, I'm not so keen on.

The ones from the '80s I love are Trans and Freedom. I consider those essential.

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Posted: October 07 2020 at 11:07

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I never was a listener of what I call American folk music, as a kid/teen it just seemed very boring music to me. I still don't listen to any of it, but I recognize the creativity he has. Growing up listening to funk and R&B his music was miles different than what I liked.

Check out the electric side of Neil. He rocks with the best of 'em.

I've heard the stuff from the 80's, somewhere I have a cassette of Landing On Water friend gave to me.....he didn't like it LOL

. I was too much of a metal/prog head then to like his music.

Too late now...

It's never too late. This is the perfect live album from Neil.

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Posted: October 07 2020 at 11:05

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Psychedelic Paul wrote:

I voted for Neil Young, seeing as I have a dozen of his albums.

I've heard Neal Morse mentioned on here before, but I don't know much about him. Is he related to Steve Morse of Deep Purple?

Not related....Neal and one of his brothers, Alan Morse started Spock's Beard in the early 90's.

Also Steve Morse and Neal Morse are both in the band Flying Colors.

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Posted: October 07 2020 at 10:56

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Neil Young has done a lot of stuff I'm not particularly keen on, but then he has done a lot of stuff, and the stuff I'm not keen on is maybe 30%... so still one of the greats!

I'd go along with that. I like 70% of the stuff Neil Young has done too, but his 1980's albums, I'm not so keen on.

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Posted: October 07 2020 at 10:50

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Posted: October 07 2020 at 10:34

Neil Young has done a lot of stuff I'm not particularly keen on, but then he has done a lot of stuff, and the stuff I'm not keen on is maybe 30%... so still one of the greats!

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Posted: October 07 2020 at 10:31

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Psychedelic Paul wrote:

I voted for Neil Young, seeing as I have a dozen of his albums.

I've heard Neal Morse mentioned on here before, but I don't know much about him. Is he related to Steve Morse of Deep Purple?

Not related....Neal and one of his brothers, Alan Morse started Spock's Beard in the early 90's.

Okay, thanks.

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Posted: October 07 2020 at 10:28

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I voted for Neil Young, seeing as I have a dozen of his albums.

I've heard Neal Morse mentioned on here before, but I don't know much about him. Is he related to Steve Morse of Deep Purple?

Not related....Neal and one of his brothers, Alan Morse started Spock's Beard in the early 90's.

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Posted: October 07 2020 at 10:24

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^ Awesome.

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Check out the electric side of Neil. He rocks with the best of 'em.

I've heard the stuff from the 80's, somewhere I have a cassette of Landing On Water friend gave to me.....he didn't like it LOL

. I was too much of a metal/prog head then to like his music.

Too late now...

Never too late to discover new to you music, I would hope. I posted one from this album earlier, but you might like Mirrorball from 1995. The album features members of Pearl Jam.. This is I think a great track.

That's pretty good......I look at him as a product of the 70s and as I said he was not someone I listened to. Understand where I grew up in So Cal was not how should I say, American Folk music by kinda sorta weird white dudes not played at all LOL

. My neighborhood, area and HS were rough.....I'm not Mexican but my name kept me safe lets just say......EW&F, Parliament/Funkadelic, War was the tunes of the day...everyday! Same goes with the ladies in my neighborhood, none of them listened to Carole King Big smile

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Posted: October 07 2020 at 10:22

I voted for Neil Young, seeing as I have a dozen of his albums.

I've heard Neal Morse mentioned on here before, but I don't know much about him. Is he related to Steve Morse of Deep Purple?

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Posted: October 07 2020 at 10:15

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^ Dang Morse finally gets a vote and its a robot

Nope....I voted Morse before the bot did.....2 against a lot will still not garner the win Smile

EDIT: Daaaang, 4 votes for Morse....who are the other 2??

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Posted: October 06 2020 at 21:08

^ Dang Morse finally gets a vote and its a robot

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Posted: October 06 2020 at 20:52

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