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Perhaps it is not surprising that Spotify chose Rogan over Young.

(Rogan has yet to address the controversy.) 26, Spotify heeded the classic rocker’s ultimatum and sided with Rogan, entirely removing Young’s catalog from its service. 24, when Young, outraged that The Joe Rogan Experience was “potentially causing death to those who believe the disinformation being spread,” wrote on his Neil Young Archives site: “I want you to let Spotify know immediately TODAY that I want all my music off their platform. The clash between Young, Spotify, and Rogan began Jan. (Update: In a letter titled “I Stand With Neil Young!” posted on her website Friday evening, Joni Mitchell announced that she’s joining Young in pulling her music from Spotify.) However, it remains to be seen if Young’s boycott will make a real difference, or if other major artists will follow his lead. Meanwhile, the backlash against Spotify continues to escalate. Freedom was the album Neil Young fans knew he was capable of making, but feared he would never make again.Following Neil Young’s withdrawal from Spotify Wednesday to protest the streaming service’s popular Joe Rogan Experience podcast - which has come under fire for spreading misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines - Young has been declared a “hero” by fans, peers, and even the director of the World Health Organization.

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And bookending the album were acoustic and electric versions of one of Young's great anthems, 'Rockin' in the Free World,' a song that went a long way toward restoring his political reputation (which had been badly damaged when he praised President Reagan's foreign policy) by taking on hopelessness with a sense of moral outrage and explicitly condemning President Bush's domestic policy. The long imagistic songs were evocative without being obvious. The romantic numbers were carefully and sincerely written. While one might argue that this variety meant few Young fans would be completely pleased with the album, what made it all work was that Young had once again written a great bunch of songs. There was even a trunk (or, more precisely, a drunk) song, 'Too Far Gone,' which dated from Young's inebriated Stars 'n Bars period in the '70s. Third, there were tracks that harked back to acoustic-based, country-tinged albums like Harvest and Comes a Time, including 'Hangin' on a Limb' and 'The Ways of Love,' two songs on which Young dueted with Linda Ronstadt.

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They were back on 'Crime in the City' and 'Someday,' though these lengthy songs, each of which contained a series of seemingly unrelated, mood-setting verses, were more reminiscent of songs like Bob Dylan's 'All Along the Watchtower' than of the soul standards that inspired the earlier album. Second was a follow-up to Young's previous album, This Note's for You, which had featured a six-piece horn section.

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On these songs - especially 'Don't Cry,' which sounded like a song about divorce, and a cover of the old Drifters hit 'On Broadway' that he concluded by raving about crack - Young played distorted electric guitar over a rhythm section in an even more raucous fashion than that heard on his Crazy Horse records. First and foremost was a hard rock album like the material heard on Young's recent EP, Eldorado (released only in the Far East), several of whose tracks were repeated on Freedom. Freedom, which was a major critical and commercial comeback after a decade that had confused reviewers and fans, seemed to be a selection of the best tracks from several different unissued Young projects. Neil Young is famous for scrapping completed albums and substituting hastily recorded ones in radically different styles.