Music
February, 1993
Vic GarbariniNeil Young is the Clint Eastwood of rock. They're both Western loners and men of few words. Harvest Moon(Reprise), Young's two-decades-later follow-up to Harvest, finds Neil in a reflective mood à la Sting, Springsteen and Gabriel. Or is he? What makes Harvest Moon Young's best album in 20 years is not his cerebral "digging in the dirt" but his ability to drift along on waves of emotional memory. Like Clint in The Unforgiven, this is a man not given to introspection who ma...
