Dead Man

Dead Man cover

Reviews of a Neil Young Soundtrack Film

Directed by Jim Jarmusch

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  • Review from the May issue of Addicted to Noise and was written by Jennie Yabroff. Posted by Bill "Tired Eyes " on rust@death, May 21, 1996.


  • This is the review from the May 14 issue of the Village Voice. It was written by J. Hoberman.


  • A William Blake primer

    William Blake Artist/Poet - b. 11/28/1757, d.1827 in Soho district, London

    Left ordinary school at 10 years to join drawing school, at 15 became an apprentice to a master engraver. Afterwards, in 1770 entered the Royal Academy, but was far ahead of his time. Made his living as a journeyman engraver.

    A Sample:

    The Voice of the Ancient Bard

    Youth of delight come hither,
    And see the opening morn,
    Image of truth new born.
    Doubt is fled & clouds of reason,
    Dark disputes and artful teazing.
    Folly is an endless maze.
    Tangled roots perplex her ways,
    How many have fallen there!
    They stumble all night over bones of the dead:
    And feel they know not what but care:
    And wish to lead others when they should be led.


    From Songs of Experience, 1794

    Dead Man dvd


    More on Neil Young's soundtrack for Dead Man film.

    Neil Young & Crazy Horse in "Year of The Horse". Also, for more on Jim Jarmusch's films, see interview on directing Neil Young and Crazy Horse in a concert film.

    Also, for more see Jim Jarmusch page.


    Neil Young Films

    Thrasher's Wheat - A Neil Young Archives