Gray Beltran

Neil Young has never been a perfect stranger to the world of concept albums. Nor has his songwriting avoided controversial political messages in order to find commercial success (see 2006's "Living with War"). The rock legend's latest release, "Fork in the Road," is both a concept album and a collection of songs defined by a progressive political message. At least, that was the plan.

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Driver Side Impact

April, 1994. As U.N. forces pull out of a school in Rwanda, a distraught man pleads with the soldiers to turn their guns on...