In his tribute, author Jeremy Levine contends that Young’s third studio album answers this question: how do I find love and joy in a world that’s falling apart environmentally and politically?
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CSNY’s ‘Déjà Vu’ offers a more unified vision of the collective than the songwriting, or the individual band members, could ever conjure up on their own.
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There are few better testaments to that ennui of not knowing what’s next and being caught in the doldrums of our strange world than this puzzling, vexed record.
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The album is a portrait of Young’s ability as a folk artist to plug in. The background of course is a swirl of genres, a bumpy yet effortless dive into its creator’s busy mind.
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The best-selling LP in the US in 1972, Young’s fourth studio album remains a much-debated album, but a canonical work nevertheless.
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