Enjoy this video of Neil Young shopping for records fifty years ago and finding a bootleg of his own work. He gets mad about it, too! Classic Neil. There's a record shop in Pittsburgh that still looks exactly like this, except for the prices.
Neil Young finds bootleg Neil Young album in record store, in 1972
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