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    NEIL YOUNG + STRAY GATORS

    May 16, 2019 3 minutes
    By Tyler Wilcox

    Tuscaloosa REPRISE

    8/10

    NEIL YOUNG is an artist who prizes passion over polish, raw power over perfect technique. But there’s something about 1973’s Time Fades Away that has always cut too close to the bone even for him. “I think it’s the worst record I ever made,” he told Dave Ferrin in 1987. Recorded live in America during early ’73 (but made up of entirely new songs), the album should’ve been a triumph for Neil; it came on the heels of the

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