In 2000, during the live performance of "Words" at Red Rocks, Neil Young was in the midst of a prolific phase, having released his album "Silver & Gol... Read Full Description >
In 2000, during the live performance of "Words" at Red Rocks, Neil Young was in the midst of a prolific phase, having released his album "Silver & Gold" earlier that year. This album showcased Young's signature folk-rock style and reflected his experiences and sentiments in the wake of the 1990s. The performance of "Words," a track from his iconic 1972 album "Harvest," highlights the enduring impact of his earlier work while also connecting with his current artistic trajectory. Notably, the era was characterized by Young’s engagement with various genres and collaborations, such as his involvement in the Bridge School Benefit concerts. The choice to perform a beloved classic like "Words" at such a historic venue underscores his deep connection to his roots and the timeless nature of his music, resonating with both longtime fans and new listeners alike.