I’ve been a huge fan of Neil Young since I first heard the album After The Gold Rush aged eleven in 1973. These are my favourites from his vast catalogue covering almost five decades.
Flying On The Ground Is Wrong
Broken Arrow
Expecting To Fly
Old Laughing Lady
The Last Trip To Tulsa
Here We Are In The Years
Cinnamon Girl
Down By The River
Cowgirl In The Sand
After The Gold Rush
Only Love Can Break Your Heart
Birds
Out On The Weekend
Harvest
Heart Of Gold
Old Man
Ohio
Soldier
Love In Mind
Don’t Be Denied
On The Beach
Ambulance Blues
Revolution Blues
Tonight’s The Night
World On A String
Borrowed Tune
Mellow My Mind
Albuquerque
Tired Eyes
Danger Bird
Bar Stool Blues
Cortez The Killer
Like A Hurricane
Thrasher
Pocahontas
Powderfinger
Sedan Delivery
Hey Hey, My My
Rockin’ In The Free World
Crime In The City
Sleeps With Angels
Change Your Mind
Trans Am
Loose Change
Slip Away
Silver And Gold
Horseshoe Man
Razor Love
Love And War
Ramada Inn
Road To Somewhere Else 
Young has made an enormous contribution to music. Why on earth would such a talented man decide to prostitute himself by means of entertaining neoZionists in Israel ?
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Strange, isn’t it? Let’s hope pressure by the BDS movement has the desired impact. Young is such a contrarian figure politically. I mean he actively supports indigenous rights in North America, opposed American engagement in Vietnam, but supported Reagan in the 1980s. I’m still hopeful that he will see sense and cancel his Tel Aviv show.
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Daniel- 2 of Neil’s heavier classics should have made the cut, namely-
Powderfinger (from Rust Never Sleeps)
Over and Over (from Ragged Glory)
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I agree. I somehow forgot to put those in. The problem is, I don’t quite know what two to omit. Any suggestions? Neil is so prolific it’s hard to pick just 50.
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