Neil Young concert reviews and tour history

Setlist:
1. After the Gold Rush (Neil solo on piano)
2. Heart of Gold (Neil solo on acoustic guitar)
3. Comes a Time (Neil solo on acoustic guitar)
4. The Needle and the Damage Done (Neil solo on acoustic guitar)
5. Mother Earth (Natural Anthem) (Neil solo on pump organ)
6. Out on the Weekend
7. From Hank to Hendrix
8. Human Highway
9. Someday (Neil on piano)
10. Unknown Legend
11. Alabama
12. Words (Between the Lines of Age)
13. Winterlong
14. Love to Burn
15. Mansion on the Hill
16. Revolution Blues
17. Western Hero
18. Vampire Blues
19. Rockin' in the Free World
Encore:
20. Cortez the Killer

Absolutely amazing concert.

Copenhagen, Forum - goddammit, do I have to come right out and say it? Neils´best ever guitarplaying - and best singing since the Live Rust-tour. Is he really getting old, or just pretending? I was oh so sceptical about the setlist, I mean, why go touring with only 2-3 of your best songs? Not even "Down by the River" opened on this particular show, mmnnn... Anyway, from the first chord of "Love and only Love" he played necromancing astonishing and raised from the on even the minor songs top up over the roof. I still can´t get over it. Today I´m trying to recapture glimses from albums and dvd´s - but in spite of all the magnificent greatness there, it´s only just close to that maximum guitarsound and fingertouch feel, he produced last night in Copenhagen.
Oh, Master Young - I heard your playing and singing for the first time, when I was a kid in the local far away Danish cinema i 1971 - you sang "Helpless" on the score to the movie "Strawberry Statement". It took me a long while to find out who you were back then. I still can ´t grasp it. It´s like those seagulls still out of reach. You keep taking my breath away. Walk on. Thank you so very very much, man.
Best from Michael, Denmark

Above all!

Great concert by a great singer and his best band (Crazy Horse) with a wonderful mixture of loud and quiet, fast and slow, old and brandnew songs - all about topics Love, War and Earth's Future, which are more up to date than ever.