Dr_Rez

A truly inspirational and informational post.

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Unknown Soldier

....and Zeppelin are even better.

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Necromancer

Neil Young is so much better

Cuthbert

What's the best Neil Young albums to start with?

Of Bob Dylan I've heard:

Blonde on Blonde
Blood on the Tracks*
Tempest
The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan
Highway 61 revisited

* = personal favourite.

Dr_Rez

Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere
Then maybe Zuma, Harvest

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Black Francis

Overall i would say Bob

But Neil is a better singer

they're both good i can't say i completely choose one over the other

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Psychedub Dude

Neil Young for sure, for me at least. His acoustic performances were some of the best I've ever seen. His voice is pretty amazing and he hits some insanely high notes flawlessly.

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Shadows Of Our Souls

Surell

If you like Bob Dylan a whole bunch, then I'd go for On the Beach. A lot of the songs sound very Dylan-inflected, even considering Neil's love for the man; it's in his vocal delivery especially, but also the way he does meandering folky tunes on the second half/side (I mean that in a good way). It's also one of Young's most eclectic works and one of his darkest in the era he wrote it. Otherwise, Zuma's probably my favorite, Harvest is the easiest starting point and is also pretty damn good, Tonight's the Night is among his most rockinest and is also very dark and moody, and Ragged Glory is a great late era one, with real heavy jams and all. Psychedelic Pill, his latest, is also a really interesting album, with loooong heavy jams and more subdued folky numbers. It's very nostalgic in a neat way.

OH: Everyone Knows... is realllly good too, I just haven't listened to it in awhile. His debut is very similar to it, and they're both great, more in line with the folk rock he initially got famous for.

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zEPfAN

Haha, clearly!

zEPfAN

I'd agree. I think Neil is a bit more "listenable" but I think Bob was more thoroughly creative with his songwriting abilities.