TONIGHT: Neil Young on The Daily Show
UPDATE:
The Daily Show - Nov 28, 2012
"I don't know how it happens, but when I'm singing and playing with Crazy Horse, I'm a different guy. I write a different thing, I see things differently, I see deeper pictures, I'm able to write and express myself much deeper in a certain way that I can't do with anybody else."
PART #1 - The Daily Show - Nov 28, 2012
Exclusive - Neil Young Extended Interview
In this exclusive, unedited interview, Neil Young discusses book Waging Heavy Peace, explains the importance of family, his relationship with Crazy Horse, and the need to be on the road.

The Daily Show - March 8, 2006
Neil Young will be on Comedy Central's The Daily Show, hosted by Jon Stewart, tonight, November 28th.
Neil Young was in New York City for a November 27th gig with Crazy Horse at Madison Square Garden (see concert reviews from last night.)
Neil Young was last on The Daily Show on March 8, 2006 discussing his new film "heart of Gold".
Here's a transcript of the show's lead in to the Colbert Report:
STEPHEN COLBERT: Hey Jon, lemme tell you something.Also, note that Ask Neil Young on Twitter about his book "Waging Heavy Peace" session tonight has been postponed.
Neil Young is the best songwriter of the last forty years.
The man sings it like it is. Remember his great song about Kent State? Where the brave National Guardsmen take on those anti-American peacenik hippies? Great stuff.
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