Shortly after Young and Mitchell abandoned Spotify, a couple of other entertainment figures followed their lead, and the head of the streamer pledged to 'do more to provide balance and access to widely accepted information from the medical and scientific communities guiding us through this unprecedented time.' As are movie soundtrack entries 'Journey Through the Past' from 2014's 'Inherent Vice' and 'Campfire' from 2017's 'Bright.'

A smattering of live performances recorded at benefit concerts, such as his 1985 Live Aid rendition of 'The Needle and the Damage Done,' are still streamable. Young's surviving discography is slightly less extensive.

Not to mention Janet Jackson's 'The Velvet Rope' (1997) and Joan Baez's 'Diamonds and Rust' (1975) - both albums that feature Mitchell as a guest. And at least one Reprise track, 'A Case of You,' is still standing - likely because it appears on the soundtrack for the 1998 film 'Practical Magic.' Other Mitchell records, such as the David Geffen Company/UMG Recordings' 'Chalk Mark in a Rain Storm' (1988) and Hear Music/Universal's 'Shine' (2007) - are also accessible on the platform. As can Mitchell's 2003 compilation album 'The Complete Geffen Recordings.' Geffen Records did not immediately respond to inquiries from The Times. And it looks like a handful of Young and Mitchell titles affiliated with other labels have yet to be scrubbed from the music app.įor example: Mitchell's 'Night Ride Home' (1991), 'Dog Eat Dog' (1985) and 'Wild Things Run Fast' (1982) - all albums released by Geffen Records - can still be found and played on Spotify. So far, Warner Records is the most prominent label to join the cause. When Spotify picked Rogan, the 'Heart of Gold' hitmaker made good on his threat while thanking 'my truly great and supportive record company Warner Brothers - Reprise Records, for standing with me in my decision.'

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