Neil Young, caught in a good mood, on a good night, at his creative and commercial peak. The only quibble is that it isn’t twice as long.

Restored to its proper place and time, this 50th anniversary edition feels like another long-lost treasure from Young’s archives.

Ten discs worth of previously-released and unreleased material—featuring Crazy Horse, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young and more—chronicle what’s arguably the peak of Neil’s career.

The live recording doesn't do much to reshape understanding of the original album, although the video contains the fullest realization of Young's idea.

Homegrown is a remarkable look at the man beyond the mirror

May not be the Neil Young and Crazy Horse album long-time fans want, but it’s what we’ve got.

CSNY remains an underrated group.

Tuscaloosa offers yet another tantalizing glimpse into the vast Neil Young Archives.

An entertaining snapshot of a tour for more than only Young enthusiasts.

While Tonight’s the Night is unquestionably better drama, the live takes may just be more listenable.