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Saturday, August 25, 2012

Headline of the Day

NBC News: Astronaut Neil Young, First Man To Walk on Moon, Dies at Age 82/8.25.12

Wednesday, August 11, 2010

Listening Post

An absolute classic -- and one of those songs I never get tired of hearing.

From the legendary Massey Hall show in Toronto, circa 1971, here's Neil Young's acoustic version of Old Man.

About Chez Pazienza

I'm a former network news producer and manager, the media editor at The Daily Banter, and a writer who's been featured in The Huffington Post, The New York Observer and The Village Voice. I'm also the author of a book called Dead Star Twilight and the founder of DXM Media, a firm specializing in television production as well as social media strategies and consulting. On top of all that crap, I'm the co-host of "The Bob & Chez Show" podcast and radio show with Bob Cesca. To find out more about me and/or throw money at me, go here. You can contact me at deusexmalcontent@gmail.com or chez@dxmmedia.com. Follow me on Twitter at @chezpazienza.

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