David Crosby Supports Neil Young Threatening Spotify To Remove His Music

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David Crosby recently posted a tweet to support his former Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young bandmate Neil Young who threatened Spotify to remove his music from the platform.

Ever since they were both playing in Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, there has been a long-time feud between the former bandmates Neil Young and David Crosby. It was mainly due to Crosby’s controversial remarks, such as calling Young’s girlfriend, Darryl Hannah a poisonous predator or describing Young as the most selfish person he knew.

Due to these and other internal conflicts, CSNY went on a hiatus several times and eventually disbanded. As of now, the band members have a tumultuous relationship with Crosby, and they rarely contact him. Considering Young’s recent remark about Crosby, it seems like the ice between them is breaking.

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After Young’s positive statements, Crosby also recently supported the musician. The author and writer of Wired magazine, Steve Silberman, posted a tweet to announce Young’s plans to remove his music from Spotify unless they stop airing The Joe Rogan Experience podcast, which is known as a source of misinformation about coronavirus and vaccines.

Neil Young was already not a fan of Spotify and its sound quality, so he was streaming his songs from his own website, which offers a higher quality sound of his entire catalog. So, the threat seems to be quite serious. Upon seeing the news, Crosby also posted a tweet to support Young, and he said this makes him proud of the musician.

Steve Silberman’s tweet read:

“Awesome news: Neil Young tells Spotify to remove his music from their service if they continue to air Joe Rogan’s lies, disinformation, and bull shit about COVID-19 and vaccines. Go, Neil!”

Replying to this tweet, David Crosby said:

“Right on, Neil.”

As a response to another supportive tweet, Crosby tweeted:

Makes me proud of him.

You can check out the tweets below.

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