I like the album for the most part, but it's just MOR as far as NY's quality 
level. I think there are a few "really good" songs (Old Man, Needle, 
Country,Heart) and some okay songs (Harvest, Words, Alabama). I do not like 
There's A World or Maid. Not sure why, they just don't touch the right nerve 
with me. Just my opinion. I must say that I am really a fan of Tonights the 
Night, Zuma, Everybody Knows, Rust, On the Beach, Ragged Glory, Freedom, and 
a few others. Not as much of a fan of his acoustic stuff (the acoustic stuff 
on Rust is great however).


>From: Ryan Williams <ryan@headphonetreats.com>
>Reply-To: audities@smoe.org
>To: audities@smoe.org
>Subject: Re: Neil Young-Harvest & Greendale
>Date: Fri, 22 Aug 2003 10:56:49 -0400
>
>On Friday, August 22, 2003, at 09:40  AM, Mark Tate wrote:
>
>>The DVD-Audio of Harvest does sound incredible, even though it isn't all 
>>that great of an album.
>
>Wow, really? Granted, I am a huge fan of any Neil pre-1976, but iHarvest is 
>one of the best road-trip records ever. Particularly if you are traveling 
>through the mid-west. That album has such a great mellow, cohesive mood, 
>and while I may not like it as much as After The Goldrush or even Tonight's 
>The Night, I think the songwriting and performances are incredible. "Man 
>Needs A Maid" is worth the admission fee on its own.
>
>Ryan
>

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