Living with War

Neil Young's poignant album, Living with War, is a powerful testament to his unwavering commitment to social commentary. Released on 2 May 2006 via Reprise, this 41-minute masterpiece is a scathing critique of the state of the world, set to the backdrop of classic rock, folk rock, and roots rock.

Through ten thought-provoking tracks, including 'After the Garden', 'Living with War', and 'Let's Impeach the President', Neil Young tackles the complexities of war, consumerism, and politics with unflinching honesty. His distinctive voice and masterful songwriting weave a narrative that is both deeply personal and universally relatable.

From the haunting 'Families' to the rousing 'Flags of Freedom', Neil Young's passion and conviction shine through, making Living with War an essential listen for fans of singer-songwriter and roots rock genres. The album's closing track, 'America the Beautiful', serves as a poignant reminder of the artist's ability to craft songs that are both beautiful and thought-provoking. With Living with War, Neil Young cemented his status as a visionary musician, and this album remains a testament to his enduring legacy.