Lots of older black people don't get rap either I think he's just in that camp. He's got a vast knowledge and respect for music history pretty sure not racist.

muppets kokomo tho >>>>>>

mmm

Oh maybe then idk he's unbearable but I didn't think that low

@EyesOnTheSmile

santa's goin to kokomo

it was more music wise but idk i don’t trust ppl who has fixations like that usually it’s weird

Aye, this ain't it
Mike love is the devil.

wow that tAKe didn’t even get noticed

His old ass was probably throwing shade at the 70s punks too he's just crusty

only good thing is carls voice

funny anecdote when played this song live at first mike tried to make ppl believe he didn’t play saxophone by pretending playing some of it over kokomo

Thank you King. Saved in my phone. !! You can tag me anytime to just so you know I enjoy seeing and listening to so much music. Me @CRABatTHEBOOTY have been listening to a bunch of great stuff it’s a fun experience

32 pages

ill make vol2 soon

but music sxn is dead they say

but we just need better music to talk about they say

f***ing useless meme f***ers stay in your lame private sxn

50. In the ‘80s, Neil was sued by his own label, Geffen Records, accusing him of violating his contract for releasing albums “unrepresentative” of his past work. In other words, Neil was sued for not being himself.

I can’t stop

yeah Crosby doesnt strike me as especially racist for a 79 year old cac. just a self righteous curmudgeonly old hippie who has a bad/ignorant opinion on hip hop. although i do remember him saying he thinks rap is poetry instead but some of them are musicians like Kendrick

this obviously doesnt mean he cant be racist too but iirc he was more outspoken on BLM type stuff than most of the geezers

dont think hes a ted nugent or something like that

thats a great album and a great cover sunset again

55. In 1995 Neil Young recorded the collaborative album Mirror Ball with Pearl Jam. This caused concern for Epic Records, who weren’t too eager to drop a Pearl Jam album with another label. They eventually allowed the record to be released, as long as the front cover didn’t mention Pearl Jam and Eddie Vedder’s original songs were left out.

Why is this Canadian singing bout Alabama? 🤨

man rvi... how is this great and you hate 70s bbs

3. Although Neil is Canadian, his mother, Edna Blow Ragland “Rassy” Young, was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution, meaning she could trace her lineage to individuals directly involved in United States’ independence.