Neil Young’s “Ditch Trilogy” Explained | Why His Darkest Albums Are Among His Bravest скачать в хорошем качестве

Neil Young’s “Ditch Trilogy” Explained | Why His Darkest Albums Are Among His Bravest

In the early 1970s, Neil Young walked away from massive commercial success and headed straight into darker, riskier territory. After Harvest, instead of chasing radio hits, he released three uncompromising albums now known as the Ditch Trilogy: Time Fades Away, On the Beach, and Tonight’s the Night. In this episode of Living the Music, I explore why this period may represent Neil Young at his most courageous and artistically honest. We look at the emotional context behind these albums, the losses and struggles that shaped them, and why they still resonate so deeply today. I also share my 10 favorite songs from across the trilogy and explain what makes each one essential listening. If you love classic rock, deep album analysis, and artists who take bold creative risks, this is a must-watch exploration of one of Neil Young’s most fascinating eras. #neilyoung #albumreview #classicrock Let me know in the comments which Ditch Trilogy album speaks to you the most — and why.