Glastonbury Show – June 28, 2025
What a thrill it was to experience the Glastonbury show from my own home.
Of course, being there in person would’ve been even better—but I’m not complaining.
The audience loved Neil and the Chrome Hearts, and so did I.
There was a time—before computers and cellphones—when watching a live show without being there was unthinkable. It makes me wonder if young people today truly appreciate how lucky they are to have this kind of access. The world is at their fingertips, and a person is just a call or message away.
My life would’ve been so different with that kind of connection. Just being able to find the truth when doubts crept in, or to ask questions when something didn’t make sense—that would’ve changed everything.
“Throw Your Hatred Down” was especially moving. With so much at stake for America and democracy itself, the performance hit hard.
It was raw and honest—a heartfelt cry from a country that feels broken by a government we can no longer trust.
Art photo 12” X 12” fusion by Victoria Cavaleri
Throw Your Hatred Down
By Neil Young
Here in the conscious world
We place our theories down
Why man must bring us to our knees
Although he sees the weakness of his sinful plan
The power in his hand will never touch a friend
Throw your hatred down
Throw your hatred down
Meanwhile in the underworld the weaknesses are seen
By peasants and presidents
Who plan the counter-scheme
Children in the school yard finish choosing teams
Divided by their dreams while a TV screams
Throw your weapons down
Throw your weapons down
Throw your hatred down
The wheel of fortune keeps on rollin’ down
The street that’s paved with sinful plans
There but for circumstance may go you or I
Dressed in gold lame
Let me hear you say
Throw your hatred down
Throw your hatred down
Throw your hatred down
Throw your hatred down
Collage by Victoria Cavaleri 12” X 24”
By V. Cavaleri. Fusion Art 10” X 14”