Starting Friday, you'll be able to hear Neil Young's brand-new protest album, Living With War, streaming in its entirety on NeilYoung.com. Since breaking news of the album on his site last week, Young has been revealing song titles and posting lyrics. At the moment you can read the words to seven of the album's 10 tracks, including "After the Garden," "The Restless Consumer" and "Flags of Freedom." The album will be available from digital retailers starting May 2 and will hit stores in early May. ... The self-titled LP by former Young collaborators Pearl Jam goes after the Bush administration head-on, frontman Eddie Vedder admits in the new issue of Newsweek. "It's just not the time to be cryptic," he told the magazine about the May 2 release. "I mean, our tax dollars for this [Iraq] war are being funneled through huge corporations — one of which, [Halliburton,] Dick Cheney used to be head; and there's an even greater disparity between rich or poor in this country. It offends me on a really deep level."

— MTV News staff report

Yeah i saw the Neil Young interview on some news (pretty funny too) Neil said he just wants people to hear his music and in turn his message.