Like a Hurricane

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"Like a Hurricane" is a 1977 Neil Young rock song renowned for its extended guitar solos, emotional intensity, and status as a live concert staple.

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Like a Hurricane canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
albumArtist Neil Young
artist Neil Young
associatedAct Crazy Horse
composer Neil Young
countryOfOrigin Canada
criticalReception widely regarded as one of Neil Young's greatest songs
firstReleaseYear 1977
genre rock
hasCoverVersionBy Heather Nova
Jason Molina
Jay Farrar
Jeff Healey
Roxy Music
The Mission
linked to: The Mission (score)

The Walkabouts
hasInfluenceOn guitar-centric rock ballads
hasLiveVersionOn A Treasure
Live Rust
linked to: Rust Never Sleeps

Road Rock Vol. 1
Rust Never Sleeps (film)
linked to: Rust Never Sleeps

Weld
Year of the Horse
hasNotableFeature anthemic chorus
emotional intensity
extended guitar solos
frequent improvisation in live performances
live concert staple
long instrumental passages
prominent electric guitar
romantic and turbulent lyrical themes
use of feedback and distortion
includedInAlbum American Stars 'n Bars
language English
liveDebutApproxYear 1976
liveReputation one of Neil Young's signature live songs
lyricist Neil Young
musicalKey A minor
originalMedium vinyl record
partOf Neil Young discography
performer Neil Young
producer David Briggs
Neil Young
Tim Mulligan
recordingPeriod 1975
1976
recordLabel Reprise Records
tempo slow-to-mid tempo rock
typicalLivePerformer Neil Young and Crazy Horse

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Neil Young notableWork Like a Hurricane