Neil Young Journeys

The heart of any concert movie is the concert itself, and in the case of Neil Young Journeys, it’s a great one.

...finds the singer driving the film-maker around his former Ontario playgrounds, pointing out abandoned mineshafts and the spot where the younger Young once killed a turtle.

It's an intimate performance portrait, divided among new material from his 2010 album "Le Noise" and many of his classics.

The film's sound quality is outstanding; it was engineered at 96 kilohertz (currently, most movie theaters can only receive 48khz) and the difference is immediate, especially when Young plays on the acoustic guitar...

He hasn't burnt out and he's certainly not rusting or fading away.