Talk:Neil Young

where can i get the lyrics to a song on sat night live "last time i saw elvis" d.hardy plsmen6@netscape.net thanks

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"Man, that's my style!" -- When asked by the producer of "Tears Are Not Enough" (the Canadian counterpart to "We Are The World") to sing his line again because it sounded "a little flat".
"You gotta keep changing. Shirts, old ladies, whatever."
"It's all one song." -- Replying to a man in the audience, who said "It all sounds the same!" - 1996-11-08, Meadows Music Theater, Hartford, Connecticut, USA (source: me. I was at that show.)
"Smell the horse on this one <sniff><sniff>" -- While performing with Crazy Horse (Neil did the deep inhale sniffing again at the end of the Austin City Limits show wecast from Oct 13, 2012 as one source.)
"Getting sued by your record company for making 'uncommercial records' after twenty years in the business, that's even better than receiving a Grammy" -- After Geffen Records had accused him of making "albums impossible to promote".
"Heart of Gold put me in the middle of the road. Travelling there soon became a bore so I headed for the ditch. A rougher ride, but I saw more interesting people there." -- Expressing his disdain for the fame that he received from his song Heart of Gold
"I can't play that without the band... Don't worry, I came prepared. This is a big gig for me." -- Replying to a request from the audience during a February 27, 1971 solo show at Royal Festival Hall, London.
"As soon as you start talking about mystique, you have none." -- Interview for Rolling Stone magazine.
"I am Stephen Stills." -- Replying to a audience member who yelled for his fellow CSNY member at a show in 1978.
"Shut up white boy!" -- Replying to a loud heckler at United Palace Theatre in New York City, December 18, 2007.
"You better see a doctor." -- Replying to a fan who said "Neil Young makes the pain go away" at United Palace Theatre in New York City, December 18, 2007.
"It's your voice that keeps on bothering me. Now, I don't mind ya bein' here, but everyone else might." at the United Palace Theater in New York City, December 16, 2007