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FOREVER YOUNG

“I thought some old hippy had just walked in the studio,” remembers Niko Bolas of first meeting Neil Young back in 1986 when he’d been hired to engineer his Landing On Water album. “But then I quickly found out that that was my new boss. I had never listened to his music when I met him. I made one record with him and I became a real fan. He’s amazing and I didn’t know until I started working with him. He’s a force – he’s not a normal human.”

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