If we've learned anything from the music of Joy Division and The Smiths, it's that the good people of Manchester, England, can handle bleak, uncompromising music. They were certainly given a bracing shot of it on this autumn night in 1973, as Neil Young opened a seven-date tour of the UK. With the Eagles opening up, the crowd undoubtedly anticipated an evening of laid-back country rock a la Young's platinum Harvest, which had been released a year and a . . .
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