Legendary rocker Neil Young's upcoming protest album “Living With War” will be made available to download online on Friday, April 28, ahead of its as-yet-confirmed official release date. The 60-year-old is allowing fans to visit his website and download the controversial 10-track LP, which he recorded in just three days, in its entirety.

On May 2, "Living With War" - which criticizes the war in Iraq and includes a track attacking President George W. Bush called "Impeach The President" - will be released commercially as a digital download before record bosses hope to get it in stores sometime between May 5 and 15.

Bill Bentley, a spokesman for Reprise Records, says, "Neil wants this album out there as soon as possible."

According to reports, "Impeach The President" accuses Bush of lying and features a rap with the leader's voice and a choir singing "flip flop" - an insult directed at Democrat John Kerry, who Bush defeated at the 2004 presidential election.

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