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with random selections from random sessions, this sounds like leftovers. The songs are either really good, or not deserving of public listening. I do like it though, it shows the various incarnations of his song writing and/or personalities. To me, "Ordinary People" is the best thing he's ever done. Great lyrics, five too many guitar solos and way too long...all my favorite qualities of his. -- Neil Young cleans out the closet

I was a little surprised with this CD/DVD.

There are some great tracks such as Ordinary People & Beautiful Blue Bird, but there are several fillers too.

I feel Neil is trying to get some of his unreleased stuff out too hastily.

I'd rather he take more time and release a good polished studio CD such as Silver & Gold was. -- Not as good as I hoped

The CD is as good as I thought it would be! Neil has continued to keep cranking out excellent music. I would have to say "Don't buy the bonus DVD!" It is nothing more than music with some pictures. Not every good pictures, just a bunch of crap to look at. Like rusty old cars and stuff. I am upset I wasted the extra couple dollars on it. I would have rather just got the music cd! -- Music = A+ / DVD= E

Love the CD, but the DVD was a disappointment - I thought it would have contained some of his live concert, but it is only still life photos. -- Chrome Dreams II - CD/DVD Special Edition

"No Hidden Path" is 14+ minutes of exactly what has kept so many of us keeping tabs on this RRHOF icon. On a par with "Down by the River" and "Like a Hurricane", Mr. Young makes his bid for jam-Heaven favorite. Why he doesn't play like this on a perpetual basis is truly a mystery - it's a great, great track.

The rest of the album is surprising good for Neil Young, especially at the geriatric stage. "Ordinary People" is 18+ minutes of perhaps this artist's best lyrics, and there's a few more worth liking, too. All in all, not a bad accomplishment for anyone of his vintage. -- Rock stars die at 30?