Using his longtime nom de plume Bernard Shakey, Neil Young steps behind the camera to capture the sentiments fostered by people attending the 2006 Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young U.S. tour. As the group performed several selections from Young's anti-Bush Living With War album, they found anger and derisiveness from fans who thought the group should stay clear of politics. Through archival and concert footage, interviews with veterans of the Middle East war and reporting by ABC new correspondent Michael Cerre, Young draws parallels an distinctions between the current war and Vietnam, while presenting an absorbing account of the often feuding band members who worked to spread the work through their music despite the disapproval of some fans.

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