The author's subjective opinions are curious at first and quite annoying by the end. I like my biographies to be as objective as possible. The bad thing about this book is the author. The great thing about this book is there are tons and tons of facts, stories, and interviews with Neil Young. He is as mysterious after reading more than 700 pages about him as he was before. What can I really add about Lord of the Rings, Don Quixote, or Harry Potter that hasn't already been said, anyway? (Actually, I had this great idea of Don Quixote as analogy for Mormonism, but I don't really comment on Mormonism anymore so I never wrote it down.) Anyway, this Neil Young biography was another that didn't seem to fit this site and hence was going to be skipped over, but since I have a biography section, and I feel like a review has to come out of me on this one before I move on, I'll write one anyway. None of these have shown up as reviews here. On my own I've read a few novels, Neil Peart's books, etc. With my son I've read Don Quixote, Lord of the Rings, the Amber series, the Harry Potter series, Treasure Island, etc.
For instance, I'm going to be in Denmark for over a month next year so recently I've been reading books related to Denmark. Over the past few years I've read a lot of books that I haven't reviewed for this website. Jimmy McDonough - Shakey: Neil Young's Biography
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