Any colaboration or opinion among them?
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neil stole satisfaction riff for mr. soul

neil started out as a member of new barbarians, albeit briefly

Neil cut a single at Motown....Stones haven't



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neil started out as a member of new barbarians, albeit briefly

I never knew that!

yeah,the way I heard it was Neil's idea(the barbarians) pretty much but after a few rehearsals with the boys the drug use was too much for him!!

thanks about the Barbarians info, didn't know that!

Stones related: Bernard Fowler covered Neil's Cinnamon Girl on his latest album Friends With Privileges.
And: Neil's bass player Rick Rosas is good friends with Blondie and Bernard.

Borrowed Tune - Neil Young

I'm climbin' this ladder,
My head in the clouds
I hope that it matters,
I'm havin' my doubts.

I'm watchin' the skaters
Fly by on the lake.
Ice frozen six feet deep,
How long does it take?

I look out on peaceful lands
With no war nearby,
An ocean of shakin' hands
That grab at the sky.

I'm singin' this borrowed tune
I took from the Rolling Stones,
Alone in this empty room
Too wasted to write my own.

I'm climbin' this ladder,
My heads in the clouds
I hope that it matters.

Love Neil Young!!
didnt know about Barbarians dios mio!!
I love the way he moves when he plays the guitar, moving all his body
Carlitos
Tenerife

Neil doesn't think much of the modern-era Stones.
I saw him say so on a Muchmusic special.

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when Voodoo Lounge was released Neil said that the Stones ´haven´t released their best album yet

saw neil seeming to enjoy himself at the 2002 wiltern gig - although he did leave early (probably not a warhorse fan or something)....

I remember reading Neil's comments on "Get Off My Cloud," as part of a What's Your Favorite Stones Song feature or something. He said he loved it because it sounded like they wrote it in the car on the way to the studio, and that the enthusiasm comes through on the recording. I don't know about a car--that sounds like the California in Neil--but his appreciation for the garage-y aspects of the Stones is spot on, to me.

Buffalo Springfield opened for the Stones at the Hollywood Bowl, July 25, 1966. There's a cool photo of BS on the stage with large photos of the Stones providing a backdrop in the booklet with the BS box set.

Neil was in Berlin showing his new film the same time as the Stones were there for the SAL premiere, and Woody at least crossed paths with him at some point, as evidenced in this interview excerpt:

Wood: "It's funny. I was talking to Neil Young about how I'd survived it all, last night. Why are we still here? It's great!"


Neil appears to still be a fan. This is from a NY Times article on Neil's film:

'Certainly, they don't try to emulate the Rolling Stones' rams-dressed-as-lambs style. I ask Young - one of the quartet's better preserved members - how he thinks Jagger's lot look compared with his lot, and he simply shakes his head and smiles and says, a little ruefully, "Fabulous. Fabulous."'

Neil is Canadian and so is Michael Cohl, the Sixth Stone!