Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Deja Vu CD

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 Crosby,stills,nash&young
Great album
Submitted by Twtesp3 (Centerville,TN.,USA) 
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 Still Ring True Today
Sit down with your family or friends, close your eyes and listen to the lyrics. Is it 1970, when this was originally released, or 2004? Amazing is'nt it. Songs written over 30 years ago and the words still hold true in the state of current affairs today. Lyrics that transcend time coupled with excellent music and vocals. That is what makes Deja Vu a must for any music collection.
Submitted by Bassmagnum (Long Beach, Calif. USA) 
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 CSNandY
I heard this album first in approximately in 1975. Up to this days (I´m 48 years old) is amazing for me. Simply said: it is wonderful thing for me... a propos: it was very hard to listen to the music groups from the western side of the world...
Submitted by vaclav.prevratil (prague, CZ)
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 A cultural masterpiece
Nothing at the time this was released could have compared to this album, either in creative strength or powerful songwriting. This album takes the talents of all its members (old and new) and combines it into a rocking, infectious, socially conscious record that floats above our awareness while not alienating us. This album represented the pinnacle of folk-rock, and would not be repeated, although there have been numerous tries. And yet, the group barely survived through its creation. The initial trio, Crosby, Stills & Nash, were arguing constantly among themselves, and Neil Young was more of a distant observer and occasional contributor than a bona-fide member. "Helpless", one of the best songs on the record, went through about seventy or eighty takes before the harmonies were finally worked out. This album really highlights the fact that the music is what really matters, no matter who makes it, and on those pretentions, one can forgive the group for its incredible divisiveness. The music has stood the test of time, and it might stay that way for as long as it is remembered.
Submitted by Galen (Anchorage, Alaska)
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 Love It
A wonderful follow-up to the first CSN album, it easily surpasses it with the addition of Neil Young. Time has only magnified its importance and relevance. One of the greats.
Submitted by peacefrog333 (Canoga Park, CA)
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