Harvest

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Slow burn, gets better further into the album. You just need patience and be in the mood to listen to a guy sing long and slow. Honestly enjoyed the instruments more than the lyrics.

Great Neil Young album. Quintessential.

I thought I knew this album, but actually I had been listening to some kind of compilation (with many of the same tracks). There are some great songs, reminds me of a long car trip we took when the kids were little. Kermit the Frog - not a bad comparison - but it still works for some reason

Some people hate harmonica; those people should be hanged for high crimes and hate in their heart. Between Neil's voice, his masterful guitar playing, and the soulful harmonica, he paints a picture of America that (in my mind) comes out of the Hudson River School. You can hear the impact of Joni Mitchell on his sound, with the pair first meeting in the mid 1960's. They would go on to spend time together while Young was part of Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young, with Joni dating Graham Nash (their home inspired the hit 'Our House'). Harvest was released in 1972, after Joni's 1971 Blue, and around her 1972 For the Roses. Specifically, his orchestration reminds me of For the Roses, using guitar, strings, piano, horns, and his own voice as potent and colorful paints with which to create his vast landscape. Even his track ordering reminds me of Blue, beginning large and expressive, and slowly moving into something softer, gentler, and sadder as one moves through the album. The album has a Joan Didion sensibility as well, both capturing the vision of the hippie movement and the heartbreak and hardship of living in it's malaise, while having a distinctly Californian point of view (though Didion herself was more fond of The Doors). The album cover is even reminiscent of Didion's Slouching Towards Bethlehem. His sound here builds on his work with both Buffalo Springfield and CSNY, while crafting his own vivid and buttery songs and lyrics: "Alabama" has sonic memories of CSNY's "Almost Cut My Hair". Incidentally, "Alabama" inspired the writing of "Sweet Home Alabama", with the latter rebutting Young's lyrics describing the racial injustice of the state at the time. Overall, I think the influence of this album transcends any individual song contained within. I think you can even hear the whispers of Young's songwriting in modern pop (?) music, such as Mitski's latest "My Love All Mine". Highlights: Out on the Weekend, A Man Needs a Maid, Old Man, Alabama, The Needle and The Damage Done, Words, and, of course, Heart of Gold.

One of the best albums! Love NY, and this is him at his best. The two orchestrated songs don’t hold up as well but still this is a 5

A superb album, full of great tracks: "Harvest", "Heart of Gold", "Old Man", and my favourite "The Needle and the Damage Done".

One of the greatest of all time

Love.

Grilling music

милое кантри - для уютного зимнего вечера самое то. и многие треки отзываются, будто бы я их уже слышала. НО спотик мне не открыл альбом, слушала на яндексе - что удивительно.

Favorite songs: Heart of Gold; Old Man; The Needle and Damage Done To be honest the two singles stand out. But listening to The Needle and the Damage Done was new to me. Words was a good fitting end to the album.

I love Neil Young. He’s got a unique voice, and I love the folk sound with guitar and harmonica. Top Tracks: 1) Heart of Gold 2) Old Man 3) There’s A World 4) Alabama 5) The Needle And The Damage Done 6) Words

The two sides of Neil Young - the acoustic balladeer and the electric rocker - share the stage on Harvest, swapping songs, verses, and solos to create a country-rock masterpeice. Harmonicas, close harmonies, exquisite lap steel guitars, and banjos give the album a folksy twang, while the overdriven rhythm guitars and stochastic fuzzy leads bring a heavier, dirtier energy that cuts through the pretty country facade hinting, alongside the gloomy lyrics, of darker depths below. The songs are slow and reflective but the musicianship and vocal performances are so rich it's never dull. NY's voice especially is thin and fragile, almost weak, expressive of a lonely hurt. It's not all brilliant though, "A Man Needs a Maid" and "There's a World" are huge drags, burried under onslaught of ham handed piano and a terrible orchestral arrangement that go for BIG AND SERIOUS but end up sounding like a Disney cartoon.

Dobre to bolo

One of my favourite Neil Young records. It's an incredible blend of sing/song writer, folk, and rock and roll. There is a lot of legendary musicians on this record: Stephen Stills, Graham Nash, David Crosby, James Taylor, and notably The London Symphony Orchestra to name a few. I truly think Neil Young is one of the best acoustic guitar players to this day. His song writing is one of a kind and I without a doubt many artists have taken notes from Uncle Neil. Neil Young has an extensive career with albums dropping once a year, sometimes 2 albums a year. I understand a lot of people have issue with the sound of his voice, claiming it to be whiny or too nasaly but to me, it has an undeniable emotion to it. When he sings his lyrics you feel it. His lyrics are so well written and his phrasing within his songs are perfect. The song Man Needs a Maid stands out to me. It's this haunting, yet vulnerae tale of a man seeking love. It stars with this timid vocal approach at the beginning, then the chorus kicks in with the LSO and its this epic/cinematic piece. Another song that stands out to me is The Needle and the Damage Done, which is the only in front an audience live recording on the album. It's a masterpiece. It tells a story that every musician and non musician within the hippy era 70s scene can relate to: the sad truth about drug use. It's the shortest song on Harvest but it may be the one song that leaves the biggest impression. Every song on here is 5/5. A perfect Neil Young record. Would definitely listen to again, again, and again... Unfortunately NOT on Spotify as his music is no longer available there.

The songs with the harmonica are great, the others not so much 4/5

A mostly mediocre album. 2 noteworthy songs and 8 fillers. The two notable songs are Heart of Gold and Words (Between the Line of Age). Heart of Gold has a catchy hook that makes the song listenable. The final track, running at almost 7 minutes, is a great outro with a catchy sad ballad piano. Two songs on this album were downright bad. Are you Ready for the Country was abysmal. The vocals seemed borderline out of tune and the beat seemed like something an amateur high school band could create in a matter of minutes. And of course, this album wouldn't be quite so notable if it weren't for the condescending self-righteousness of the song Alabama. Like many thoughtless progressives, Neil Young is eager to "be on the right side of history" and earn the sycophant praise of the major media outlets by bashing the South and stroking his ego for his assumed moral superiority. What a brave and courageous statement to earn the praise of every powerful institution in the Western world. Fortunately, the best part of this song is that it helped launch Lynyrd Skynyrd to world fame. Overall, this album earns a 3 star rating. Mostly uninspiring boomer music.

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I started out thinking 'aww this is a cute and mellow album', then the orchestral drama of a man needs a maid hit lol. Are you ready for the country lowkey bangs too. A good album! 23/10/2023

Solid country rock album, interesting layered arrangements, Neil Young's songwriting still shines through. There's a reason this was a standout album for the era.

I enjoyed this album. Heart of Gold is a great track.

I like Neil Young, but this album didn't do it for me.

Not available on Spotify

It was good! I wish it was on Spotify :/ “The album's success caught Young off guard and his first instinct was to back away from stardom. He would later write that the record "put me in the middle of the road. Traveling there soon became a bore so I headed for the ditch. A rougher ride but I saw more interesting people there."[10]”

It's fine. His voice is so tough.

I enjoy the sound, but it's just whiny man music. Not my thing so far

Decent album. Heart of Gold and Words are classics of course, but what really stole the show for me was A Man Needs A Maid. Genuinely hilarious and almost anachronistic, a goofily serious juxtaposition against Neil's voice.

Annoying voice after awhile good songs

Yeil Noung

One liberating thing about turning 26 is being able to say “Neil Young just doesn’t do it for me” without the fear of being disowned by my parents and dropped from the family healthcare plan. Too old for that now

The quintessential Neil Young album? A little ornery, a little romantic, often pensive and often rocking. A lot of classic songs here too with Old Man and Heart of Gold. Out on the Weekend is a favorite. Harvest, Alabama and Words also excellent. Really hate A Man Needs a Maid, but I guess it fits the aesthetic and theme of the album at least. Still, it’s a classic album.

Has been part of my listening collection and history for 50 years - reminds me of my dad. It’s not always a 5 - depends on my mood but it’s dependable and comforting!

I like most Neil Young songs. I love some of them, and they're typically the ones that would end up on a "best of." Adler and I got a kick out of "A Man Needs A Maid." Adler does, But is that antiquated and socially untenable? I think my problem with Mr. Young is how seriously he seems to take everything. Does the dude ever laugh? Like, through his music?

This is certainly a well-made album. Neil just isn't my jam, no matter how many chances I give him. I don't hate him, I just can't see what all the fuss is about.

The strumming on the guitar at the beginning of Harvest Moon will always melt my heart. The good songs push this up a half a point. Might have been an easier decision had I a song list to reference while listening.

Pensive, melancholic, and youthful twang. Classic Young

Exceptional listen. I own it on vinyl, happy I was able to revisit. Also great driving music. Orchestral, beautiful folk.

Excellent

Very nice album. One of Neil’s best in my opinion. Lovely use of the harmonica, the piano and what I assume is the pedal steel. Very balanced and calming melodies and vocals. Includes the classic song Heart of Gold. The outro song, Words (Between the Lines of Age), is my favorite of the album.

Mmm, here we are again with Neil Young. So I've been surprised by a couple of the records. Not this time though, we're back on country Neil, and aside from a couple of good tracks and a general vibe, I'm largely unmoved. Last track is good.

Great folk rock album by Neil Young. His best song Heart of gold is on this one but the rest is also good.

I don't believe I've heard any Neil Young's songs before, so I wasn't sure what to expect at the beginning of the album. His vocals put me off a little. But then I got to A Man Needs a Maid — the orchestral arrangement is just gorgeous. Songs that stood out to me upon 1st listen: 3 - A Man Needs a Maid; 6 - Old Man; 7 - There's a World; 9 - The Needle & Damage Done Would I revisit this album: Maybe, maybe not.

Pretty cool

Fantastic album

Wasn’t feeling this at first but the back it picked up steam after track five. You got a couple classics on here and a good finish. It’s not really my thing though. Not big into twangy guitar or country in general. But there are some solid compositions with piano and a full orchestra as well. Great electric guitar too. But I’ll probably never seek this out for another listen for awhile. Understand why it’s here tho. Solid 7/10 for me 🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾

Easily fav🩷

Good, down the middle Neil Young. Wouldn’t give it a full listen again

Not terrible. I've heard Neil Young here and there and to me it just sounds like sad Dad music.

Really strong album, instrumentation is really good. Words is an insanely good southern rock song. Favorites: Words ^^^^^ Alabama ^^ Heart of Gold ^^

Took forever to listen to this one for it to be mid. But still enjoyed.

Great folk. Like you didn't know.

Not quite my tempo to start out. Heart of Gold is classic of course.

It's a little too chill for me, but undeniably influential.

good stuff!! very easy listen.

I like every song on this album except maybe "A Man Needs a Maid," and I think the album holds up as a very influential album for folk and rock. It has hard hitting drums and some of his guitar playing has always been more of the rock side of folk, even when he's not playing electric guitar. I think the biggest flaw with the album is that it doesn't feel as cohesive as it could. The songs don't flow as well as I think they would, if the album was made and released today.

stand out track- Old Man

I'm not a big folk guy so I wasn't expecting too much with this but the variety and breadth of instruments going so far to have the London Symphony Orchestra chime in on A Man Needs a Maid and There's a World, great listen cheers

Neil Young "Harvest" is a solid 70s folk-rock album. The songs have enough variation and nuance to keep a listener engaged.

Neil young is a whiney story teller

Folky country. 3/5

Has some great songs but also a couple of very boring ones. Not going on my list!

Fun fact: "Heart of Gold" was the first song I learned to play all the way through on guitar. Album #3. Neil Young has long been a close singer-songwriter to me, despite my lack of real experience with his music, because of how early I discovered and held onto a few of his songs. "Heart of Gold", of course, but also this album's "Harvest", "My My, Hey Hey", "Harvest Moon". They're very basic picks, but I like to attribute my not having tethered myself to more of his catalog to a certain...podcaster... Tis a lame excuse, but there's no ignoring that his exiting my new main source of music swiftly paused any NY discovery that may have taken place in the last few years. And now I'll have to revisit that unintentional stance, because this album GOES!! It reminds me a lot of Rumours with the change in styles that it plays with, the numerous standards packed in, and the fact that it ends with a complete barnburner. Sometimes, as I'm wont to find out with this project, classic 70s albums can be underwhelming, and in other cases, they end up more in tune with your current taste than they ever were when you first heard them. Here's to a new stage of our relationship, Neil.

Chill folk music. Surprisingly enjoyable. 4/5

I liked it.

Are YOU ready for the god damn county?

Another plinky plinky folk album, turns out these are quite nice to listen to. Was going to give it a steady 3 but the fact that one of the songs is basically final fantasy it's upped to a 4.

Really good from start to finish

A perfect endcap to Crosby Stills Nash and Young that bridges the gap between the 60’s and the 70’s well. Has the classic tune Heart of Gold.

Nail Young is talented, just not my type of music. Not something id choose to listen to on my own

Beautiful album. A masterclass in “less is more”.

Close in style to country. I enjoyed it more as I got further into the album. not bad.

A true classic.

Highlights: Old Man, Alabama, The Needle and The Damage Done, There’s A World In a nutshell: are you ready for this kind of country? Neil is better as a solo artist with an accompanying band, NOT in a band. And that he is a cantankerous bastard I'm sure many of us would agree with those opinions. In my opinion, it has it's flaws (namely A Man Needs A Maid) so it narrowly misses out on being declared a masterpiece. Sorry not sorry Boomers and music nerds. Overall: 8/10

Far better than I thought it would be after first songs. At first I thought it would be another country album on that list, but it changed directive into more rock style music. Much more in my liking.

sounded like a classic but not my favorite genre, I would never pick it to listen to but it was enjoyable

Great album, shame it's not on spotify.

I know this album. I own this album on vinyl. I love this album.

Enjoyed as an album in background, feels stronger than a 3 but defo not a 4

i guess i love neil young, it’s kind of an abusive relationship, though

Not my cup of tea

1. Out on the Weekend - it’s not too bad, harmonica solo…I like the music but feel like it could go a bit harder or faster. 2. Harvest - I don’t like this one very much it’s giving more country than rock. 3. A Man Needs a Maid - piano driven I actually quite like the musical style of this one but the lyrics are a little weak for me. It really snapped in the last min of the song. 4. Heart of Gold - this one is pretty good I can see why it was a hit. 5. Are You Ready for the Country - again it’s very country influenced so don’t love it, I liked the lyrics in the second verse though. 6. Old Man - I actually like this one it’s got a nice theme to it, the music and lyrics are good. 7. There’s a World - this one has really dramatic songs, don’t love it but I appreciate trying to do something different. It sounds like musical theatre or like cinematic score to me. 8. Alabama - finally hearing some electric guitar so it’s more rocky to me. And much boppier. Actually I kinda love this one just read the lyrics and it’s criticising Alabamas racism! I’m a sucker for that 9. The Needle and the Damage Done - I didn’t mind this one, not that memorable. 10. Words (Between the Lines of Age) - I don’t mind this one again the sound is much closer to the kind of rock I like. Not sure it needs to be 6 mins long. Overall I didn’t mind this one done off the songs were a little too country tinted for me. I liked the rockier ones but also I don’t love his style of writing lyrics that much, some are a little pretentious.

Geilomat

A classic. Some songs are overproduced, some other are just perfect. (I don't like ratings, I give a 3 to everyone)

Old Man is a fantastic song

Enjoyed

-seeing Young live a couple days ago really helped with this listening experience. It really made appreciate his music and his songwriting. -losing points for not being available on Spotify. Can't believe he removed all of his discography because of Joe Rogan. Smh. -Heart of Gold, Old Man, and Needle and the Damage done are so fantastic on this album and they hit every single time. -Did not know that the song he wrote trashing Alabama was on here. This is what lynard skynard responded to on their first verse to 'Sweet Home Alabama' Overall great listen and even a greater listen if you are a fan of very simplistic folk music. His simple instrumentations paired with is complex and deep songwriting makes for the perfect blend of easy listening

Been enjoying Neil Young’s music a lot lately. I think something I missed the first time I heard this album or whole listening to him previously was that he is has a very rock n roll vibe to his music that is overlooked cuz he’s thought of as an acoustic songwriter usually. Obviously the big 3 of heart of gold, old man, and needle are great songs but I also like the lyrics of harvest and a few others a lot. Super easy to hangout to on a fall day

Another artist not on spotify cause of some libtard blabberfest..makes me sick. Its's not bad, got some foot tapping stuff. I'm not blown away by any means. Old man goes hard ofc. The intense/dramatic drums are cool. It's cinematic and really adds depth to the project, makes it feel like more of an experience. He might be winning me over a little with this one.. What I think it is...is his vocals...his nasaly kinda tone isnt for me and has a tendency to take the punch out of a very strong performance from the band.

Knew lots of the songs already without knowing - right up my alley

Classic. Easy listening. Always a little squeamish about his vocals, but definitely classic

Really calm and relaxing album in my opinion

This is my second Neil Young album in a row. Improvement over Rust Never Sleeps, but not by much.

Third album of Neil Young that has come past on this list and the first that finally made me understand why Neil Young is so revered. This realy was a great album.

Mildly depressing

Well that was disappointing. I thought Neil Young was supposed to be good. Nice bit of guitar work now and then to break up the whinging about drugs.

I’ve listened to this many times, and I’ll listen to it many more. Each time as magical as the first.

one of my favorites. not much else to say.

i never expected a song about alabama to go so hard.

Ok

Neil Young's a sometimes food for me, but when I'm in the mood, it's really good to have his stuff around

This already gets a 4 or 5 because I own it. So now I have to articulate why it has been in a place in my heart and head lo these many years. Simplicity is one thing. Tunes lyrics sounds blending like a slow dance. Honest experiences we could weep over and feel. He didn't just write about rejection he owned it and we could own his thoughts like they were our own. We'd all been through it by 24. Canadian cowboy songs are a little depressing. When this was new most didn't care for orchestration and Neil's voice doesn't actually fit the mold but the way it's used goes back to the dance. Partners aren't the same or its too slick. This is not meant to be polished. Taken as a whole the orchestration builds then drifts away before song 10 leaving us with a crafted work vs a collection of songs. It's also used to see the stark differences between an industrial world and the world lived by a poet. This was a world apart from Crosby stills Nash and young. Starkly sung from the heart.

I wanted to like this album less, but expected to like it more. Neil Young removed his music from Spotify in support of censorship, which made me lose all respect for him as a person. However, I'd actually really enjoyed every song if his I'd heard up until this album. I thought he had potential to become one of my favourite artists and was wanting to explore his discography more, but that was before what he did. After that, I lost interest. I still loved all his contributions to "Deja Vu," which this site gave a a few weeks ago, which left me feeling uncomfortably conflicted. This one just ended up being boring though, and actually, I'm relieved. 3 stars because there's nothing necessarily wrong with it musically. Some lucid lyrical moments, but over all, inoffensively boring. This isn't about the style, either- I'm a huge soft music girl and I like country too. But first and foremost, the songwriting has to be interesting, and it wasn't. The songs just dragged on and on, pretending to be deep but actually saying nothing, and doing even less musically. Favourite track: Heart of Gold

supa cool best song: Heart of Gold

Brilliant, time less album. This is the kind of album that really shows how difficult the 5* rating is. Should it deserve a 5? It’s so close. And so much better than other 4* ratings but equally you don’t want to devalue 5* ratings by dishing out too many. I’m probably overthinking this

Great album.

Cool mais sa voix est un peu molasse, ca retire à l’album une partie de sa vie

Chill and nice album. Knew a couple of songs

Very poetic.

Feel like most of the songs are quite simple but all work very well. Neil has a great voice in this record, will listen to it again.

Great album. I’d give it an 8.

Fav: Heart of Gold

Meh

the album was pretty good. maybe i would’ve enjoyed it more if it was actually on spotify 😒 but regardless my favorite songs were “Heart of Gold,” “Alabama,” “The Needle and the Damage Done,” and “Words (Between the Lines)”

It’s alright.I really like heart of gold and a man needs a maid is ok but besides that the album isn’t super memorable.

I really need to dive deeper into Neil Young. Basically everything I've heard from him I enjoy, but I've never taken the initiative to really commit. 4.5/5

not on Spotify. I am too lazy 3

Heard it before?: No Enjoy it?: Yes, Stellar vocals aren’t the only thing that carries through, the tracks effortlessly compliment each other Favourite song: Track 10 - Words (Between the Lines of Age)

Couldn't listen bc not on Spotify rn

I didn't always get Neil Young. However, I love that he does what he is feeling at the moment and if you get it, then great. If you don't, then sucks for you. In this case, I really like almost everything about this album. The songwriting, his singing, the lyrics, the mood (for lack of a better word), all resonated with me. The only exception is "There's a World". That song should have been reworked, or redone altogether. Neil needs to just focus on being Neil.

The heck with Neil Young. Would have to be in a bad headspace to choose this

Interesting symphonic parts among the folk rock. Heart of Gold still the highlight.

A lovely album with a few of my all time favourite songs on it, the rest of the album isn't up to the two songs but it's still a good listen.

Just a classic.

It was another Neil Young album. It wasn't awful but it wasn't particularly good. It is pretty whiney. I was familiar with a couple of songs. I do not see myself revisiting this album again.

It seems only 'The Needle and the Damage Done' is the only song available on my platform of choice at present, and while a good song I can't possibly judge the whole album.

I liked a lot of the more acoustic songs like Needle and the Damage Done, Old Man, etc. It's easy to see why these have become the classics from this album. The big orchestral moments didn't land as well for me. Still, it's a nice listen.

4.5

Got a soft spot for Uncle Neil, the Godfather of Grunge. Probably because of his influence on Pearl Jam and their collaboration on the epic Mirror Ball album. Standout tracks on this are the epic ‘Heart of Gold’, ‘Old Man’, ‘Alabama’ and ‘Words’.

What a great album! Haven't listened to it or Neil Young in too long. His voice is so good, much more quieter than most of his output. Such classics as Heart of Gold, Old Man and The Needle and The Damage Done will never get boring. Such an influential artist. The grandfather of Grunge lol gets a 4.

Time to dust off the CDs. I'm a NY fan but I find this one a bit uneven especially with the 2 orchestrated tracks. Some classics but not in his 10 best IMHO.

timeless

A few great songs and some really good lyrics. It didn’t “grab” me all the way through.

I like this guy's calm kinda folky sound. Lyrics are poetic. Really enjoyed this one

Sonzeira, grande mestre

There's a World... Paras biisi uskomaton elämys kuunnellu ennen.. ainoa tuttu biisi albumi... Songfacts®: Young felt this song was "overblown." Most critics and fans agree. Rolling Stone put the song on its Terrible Songs by Great Artists list, saying, "For some reason, Young though that the London Symphony Orchestra would mesh with his songs. The result was like a chocolate-covered cheeseburger. This is the one everyone skips when they play Harvest, even if they don't all admit it." Nonobjectivistit skipaten kappeleita.. VARMAAN OLI NEEDLE SONG lemppari.. nisti sympatia.. Olikos viides kappale heh sisäpiireinvitsi Yiungin muille pohatta veikoille...

Not really my type of music, but eh it sounded good enough I don't find any of if particularly memorable but it's an easy and enjoyable listen for what it is.

A nice relaxing album with songs that make you think a little. It's grand sweeping songs will get you in the mood to feel a little down, but at least you'll be swaying along with it. Stand out songs: - Old Man

On me l'avait vanté pendant ma période pré-générateurienne, autant dire que le plus alcoolisé des pro-vax a constamment déçu. Un coup la bouche vomissante de tequila, un autre malmené par des chevaux complètement tarés... même sa version sobre ne m'a pas fait le moindre effet. Très peu pour moi, Neil Young.

Un Neil Young qui arborre fièrement son badge "6 mois", représentant 6 mois de sevrage d'alcool. Et le moins que l'on puisse dire c'est que ça lui réussi musicalement.

Best Song: The Needle and the Damage Done. Haunting, helped by the fact that Neil literally sings like a cartoon ghost. Probably his best poetry, and I actually prefer him when he's more folk than rock. Worst Song: A Man Needs a Maid. Weak writing and way to "upper register" for ol' Neil. He needs at least some guitar oomph to contrast his voice. Overall: The older I get, the more I appreciate Neil Young for doing exactly what Neil Young wants to do. He's got legitimately great songwriting skills, and even his nasally manner of singing has really grown on me. Aged like a fine whine.

It’s nuts. What starts off as some of the most progressive Americana that you could conceive (and from a Canadian), with the prettiest guitar licks and harmonics melodies taking you to the great open planes and the simple life. Then this dude brings out the grittiest, grungiest blues imaginable and shows you why he is a maverick. He perfects 2 genres and brings you something heavenly in the middle. While his politics have always been at the forefront of his music, and the song Alabama can make him sound like a pompous Jesus-figure trying to save the backwards people from their troubles (we get it Neil, you have all of the answers) it’s clear the he is an opinionated man just trying to spread the word. I think that’s what all good musicians should aspire to, right or wrong. But damn does he get soooo much right. Incredible body of work, just in this quick album.

Third Neil Young album for this challenge. The other two I rated a 3/5. This one was quite a drudge to get through. Even the couple of relatively upbeat numbers felt weighed down. There were a couple of weirdly overproduced tracks, "A Man Needs a Maid" and can't remember the other one, that felt out of place. I'll take "Heart of Gold" and "Old Man" and you can keep the rest.

Neil Young is one of those artists that I've listened to plenty of, but he's never completely clicked with me. So I made sure to give this album a few full listens to really try and get into it, and by the end of the day it was really starting to open up to me. There's some gorgeous songs on here, Heart Of Gold especially. Looking forward to hearing some more of him now.

Seminal album in the history of rock and roll...plus, possibly the finest piece of work, by a truly brilliant artist!

Sounds like the precursor to every generic modern country and easy listening artist ever. Thanks Neil, thank you for ruining music. 🖕

Some nice catchy bits, not really lively enough for me

It's really good. It's filled with classics. I just hope this is my last Neil Young album. I like him as an artist but he's on this list too much. At least this one really is great.

i liked this but not one that i would revisit

1st August 2023 Haven’t listened yet, been meaning to put it on the new record player. But I know it’s a classic full of bangers.

En helt okej platta.

Sommige nummers zijn geweldig, maar niet alles blijft echt goed hangen. Eigenlijk een beetje zoals alle Neil-niet-zo-'young'-meer albums.

Een van mijn favo Young albums en sowieso all time favorite

Aantal schitterende nummers, afgewisseld met wat gezapige mwah.

Mooie liedjes, maar die stem...

Music to cherish. If this doesn't move you, you are a rock or an island. Of 'this sort of music' possibly only matched by Desperado by Eagles . Hope that will come along too in the 1001 list.

Solid. Big fan of folk and this did not disappoint.

Two songs available in my country, meh

I am tired of Neil Young because of this project. However, not so tired that I can realize this is a beautiful, honest and frankly essential record.

Such a phenomenal album. Love Neil Young's voice. Kind of music that makes you want to close your eyes and just take in the lyrics and sway with the music. Unfortunately not available on Spotify, but can be streamed on other platforms.

A couple of classic tracks here, but I'm not sure I would revisit this album.

Classic Neil Young...lots of memories of my father listening to this one. Just a solid listen end to end. 4/5

Beautiful. Surprised I'd never listened to it before. It's expansive sonically.

A very solid album with some amazing stand-outs.

Helvetin kova levy. Sääli että Neil Young veti kappaleensa spotifystä. Heart Of Gold tietenkin klassikko

first listen not sure i love his voice, but this is a good album

Definitively, Neil is better when accompanied. I found the key to enjoying his songs!

Mein erstes Album. Erstes Lied beginnt schon sehr chillig. Instrumental mit Gesang. Neil Young auch schon gehört, kann aber nicht sagen, dass ich ihn kenne. Isch chli en Hippie. Aber guet i dem. Au sehr amerikanisch, liecht Country. Isch ja guet und rächt. Bin froh hanis gloset. Wird aber kein Favorit.

I don’t know why, but I tend to enjoy Neil Young a lot more than his country rock contemporaries - probably just because he makes better music, but I digress. Anyway, Harvest is a classic albums with such great songs as ‘Heart of Gold’, ‘Old Man’, and ‘The Needle and the Damage Done’, and that’s just scratching the surface. All the songs are primarily acoustic, with the exceptions of ‘Alabama’ and ‘Words’, unifying the album. The real great thing about the album is simply how good the songs are, though. Seriously, all of them are great. Just give it a listen. (God, this review was basic.)

I’ve loved this album for a long time and will keep coming back to it

What a great and respected album. This was an easy listen today, but I'm sure it would stir some fires at a different time. Nice one Neil.

Wow this is a fine piece of craftsmanship from start to finish. Incredible lyrics and themes that should have been written by someone twice his age, beautiful fragile musicality, and enough anger under the surface to keep it all tense and interesting.

Amazing from start to finish

Album #: 203 first impressions: Prior to this listen, I'd only heard "Heart of Gold" off this album; couldn't have really picked Neil Young's music out of lineup. But I feel like this is giving me a much clearer idea of who he is as an artist, how his music relates to people he was influenced by (e.g., Bob Dylan) and people he would go on to influence (I feel like this album gives Death Cab for Cutie x Avett Brothers.) after listening through: really, really impressed by the range of places I can hear the influence of this album. A quick Google search confirmed that the orchestral score on "There's a World" is sampled in the opening score of Nelly's "Hot in Her(r)e," for example. I am impressed, and frustrated with the relevance of some of the more political songs ("Alabama", to US politics, "The Needle & the Damage Done" to the opioid epidemic...) but I guess that's how you make a timeless album. post-reading reviews/wiki: I understand and respect Neil Young's perspective & why so many artists I love love him. This album is giving a "your favorite artists' favorite artist" vibe. While I 100% expected this album to be on the list (I feel like its in every (white) Dad's record collection, and cited by so many of the artists I enjoy,) I guess I wasn't fully sure what to expect from it/didn't feel compelled to check it out sooner. I assumed it wouldn't be "for" me, as a millennial Latina. And yet, this is definitely one of my favorite albums so far, 200+ albums into this project. relisten?: Sonically, v. likely. Logistically, probably less likely since his music isn't available on Spotify. I 100% respect that decision but also wish Apple Music cared more about their PC/iPhone UX/ that YouTube music was just...better. :\ If more (established) musicians had a backbone (like Neil Young!!!) we'd probably all be better for it, with more choice for music platforms. And more availability of music that is truly classic for a reason.

9/10 I don’t get why so many people hate on Neil Young like yeah, he isn’t the best musician ever, but he is still pretty darn good

Album 84 of 1001 Neil Young - Harvest Rating : 4 / 5 Favorite Track : Old Man Hard to be impartial, as I'm a Neil Young fan. While I prefer "Everybody Knows This is Nowhere", this is a quality recording. I like his odd falsetto voice and I can even like him and Lynyrd Skynyrd at the same time. Bolstered by the popular Heart of Gold and Old Man, it offers 2 sides full of awesome music. Only going for 4 of 5 because, while I think it is an excellent album, I don't feel it is up there with some of his other stuff.

Clásico!

5 stars just for Heart of Gold and Old Man but I wish more songs on this one grabbed me

Neil Young demonstrating just how much he really didn't need the other three.

This is a well made album but it is incredibly boring. Even the handful of songs I like are pretty boring. I would never listen to this on purpose but I can understand why people would like it. 3.5 stars

Overrated? Possibly. But a 1970s overrated Neil Young album is better than most artist's rated albums. ;)

Damn good album. I love how acoustic yet bass heavy it is. This is the first album by Neil Young I ever listened to.

Never been a fan of Neil Young. Didn't care for this.

Alright, this was good. There, I complimented Neil Young. Are you happy, Dimery??

Harvemmin pystyn levyä kuuntelemaan, liikutun liikaa. Nyt kuuntelin pitkästä aikaa.

Niilon hittilevy josta hititkin yllättävän vähän vituttavat. Kestää aikaa. Omasta on kannen selkämystä jauhanut joku eläin. Sopii tunnelmaan. Kylläpäs mä nyt annan näitä nelosia. 4/5

Kovia hittejä ja muutama muukin tarttuva biisi. Ei ehkä ihan suosikkini Youngilta, vaikka loistava levy onkin.

Ah mikä levy. Yksinäinen ja vähän melankolinen. 5/5

Great album. Needle and the Damage Done is an all time classic! Out On The Weekend is a great opener. Perfect album to play on a lonely highway in Western Canada. Only Neil Young can make a country folk album that I love.

No longer on Spotify

This is (apparently) the one album of Young's that I not only tolerate, but enjoy.

Очень крутой альбом, прям то, что мне нравится. Мягкий рок с крутом вокалом и искусными гитарными соло. Что еще нужно для счастья?

Easy laid back music.

A classic

Naja...2

So I understand a bit more this time why people enjoy Neil, but im still not sold. Definitely hearing the folk side in this one, and i could even draw a direct line to some of the folk bands big today. There's also some choices I wasn't expecting, with big production on a couple of tracks, and there are definite 70s sounds that creep into a few of them. Makes for an interesting listen. Just not something I'm super into.

Fantastic.

Boooring. And somehow too annoying to be background music. Maybe it's the banjo. "Old Man" was my favourite from the album but otherwise not for me.

Might have considered a 5 if not for the truly terrible A Man Needs A Maid and the fact that I've heard Heart of Gold so many times while browsing the dairy aisle in supermarkets that now it just makes me think of milk

One of the greatest of all time, even though it's not on Spotify.

Some pretty good, some pretty bad, standouts include heart of gold and words (between the lines) 3.5/5

This hits hard. Losing home, love, and friends can inspire some great songs.

Obvious influence on Doug Martsch from Built to Spill lyrically and stylistically. Neil's guitar playing also had an effect on Elliott Smith. On Harvest, Neil portrays a lonely character full of yearning for something real and permanent. The themes on the album remind me of James Taylor a little but something about the lyrics or delivery on this record seem a less genuine that Taylor's albums. Chock it up to Canadian aloofness? Old Man is the best song on the album.

An album that wasn't critically acclaimed back in the day, but the more recent and favorable evaluations showcase how much of a classic it is. "Heart of Gold" and "Are You Ready for the Country?" cannot not be played on a loop.

Soft spot for Uncle Neil

I understand Neil is a polarizing artist, love him or hate. And I fucking love him and this album. There are maybe 2 songs on this album I don't love deeply. Grew up with this on rotation, own the album and play it often, just gets better with time.

I'm not a huge fan of Neil Young, but this album hit different somehow. It helps that I really like Heart of Gold.

Great album, he really grew on me.

Young is a classic for a reason. This albums instrumentation is iconic and has such a good mix of folk and rock and the songs with the London orchestra are so well put together. Harvest is a great ballad, man needs a maid is a heartfelt solo, and heart of gold is just a bop. Damn shame the album isn’t on Spotify because I won’t end up listening to it as much as I would like. Probably will pick it up on vinyl if I see it though

Just not me at all.

Fine songwriter, a couple of great songs, but overall not my cup of tea.

Non mi lascia molto, non ha particolari spunti, molto piatto.

Honestly not too bad: I was expecting some strong American folk rock country shit but was really surprised. The first sign it was going to be bad was that it wasn't spotify (big complaint but petty). When I hit play on that YT vid I pleasently surprised. The guitar riffs flowed nicely into each other and the vocals just felt right. A surprising hit for me.

Out on the weekend Harvest Heart of gold Old man Alabama The needle and the damage done 6/10

Surprisingly not a deep album, but some of my favorite classic songs of all time.

Love this album!

One of my favorites

Southern Radiohead.

Pretty good. I mean it's Neil Young so you kind of know what you're getting.

ну, нил янг хз что сказать, приятнее того что было но все еще так себе

наконец-то музыкальный Нил! Прям стало все намного лучше и интереснее

Нил Янг, вернись на спотик, пожалуйста... Вообще интересно. Примерно такие же ощущения, как от прослушивания симфоний от Bee Gees. И здесь то же самое: очень мощные аранжировки, эпические даже местами. Лондонский симфонический оркестр раздаёт жару. Ну вот из трёх альбомов, которые мы послушали, этот звучит как самый приличный. Возможно за счёт мощных аранжировок. Как в рок-операх. Хотя например Rolling Stone пишут, что это не самые "мощные" композиции Янга и приводят в пример Expecting To Fly 1967 года. Что ж, послушаем. В любом случае, здесь всё ещё остались немного нудные кантри-фолк песенки, которые хотелось поскорее пропустить. Поэтому четвёрочка. Да, это добавляет альбому разноплановости, но просадка по динамике колоссальная.

Brilliant. I've always had the impression he's a bit self-serious.

Easy 5.

Like pretty much all of Neil Young's early post-CSNY work, this is a really beautiful album. It's classic Young, with a rich, country-inflected sound and contemplative lyrics. Two of his best known and most popular songs reside here ("Old Man" and "Heart of Gold") as well as some stellar deep cuts. "Words (Between the Lines of Age)" is the stealth best song of the whole album. Wow. I'm less a fan of Young's attempts at sweeping symphonic numbers. It may be the London Symphony Orchestra, but the songs are entirely too polished and really don't suit his his style. On balance though, I would still give this album a 5. Young has better albums, but most artists will never make an album this good. Fave Songs (All songs, from most to least favorite): Old Man, Heart of Gold, Words (Between the Lines of Age), The Needle and the Damage Done, Out on the Weekend, Harvest, Alabama, Are You Ready for the Country?, A Man Needs a Maid, There's a World

A haunting American classic. 5 stars

Young Neil - the best

One of the best albums of all time. That's the review. By total chance I've had several Young albums in the last chunk albums, as well as albums by Stills, and an album by Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young. Will my last 100 just be albums by this combination of people? I'm okay with that.

It’s the Neil Young album I love. The only one as can take or leave him a lot of the time Heart of Gold and Needle.. are all time great songs

Is it sacrilege to say this one takes a while to get going for me? Far preferred side 2.

An undeniable milestone at Neil's impressive career. A strong contender when looking for his best record and a masterpiece from start to finish, not a single weak track. 'Heart of Gold' is one of the most beautifully sad songs ever written

Not on Spotify

excellent. Deserved classic status. I enjoyed the tracks with the Philharmonic.

Neil Young’s peak? Definitely one of his best. A stone cold classic.

Nice album with some good songs

I didn't manage to listen to all the songs... BUT it was def good vibes, love the harmonica, very autumn I didn't really like a Man Needs a Maid tho- that one was odd. The music was lovely but you could barely hear his voice over it. All in all it was kinda jarring.

Favorite Song: "The Needle and the Damage Done" Definitely got some Pink Floyd vibes from the last song, "Words (Between the Lines of Age)", although the album was predominantly folk-y. I definitely need to re-listen so I can pay attention to the lyrics.

This is probably better than I realise - not particularly captivated on first listen, but maybe I wasn’t paying enough attention. Will give it another go at some point.

Neil Young has an annoying whiny voice, plays harmonica and guitar, and writes deep and meaningful songs. Like a rockier Bob Dylan. With a better voice. And I think - probably - better songs. Old Man is iconic; Needle and the Damage Done is perfectly suited for Neil's voice. Not feeling the love for the rest of it, some good music dragged down by the singing.

Obviously.

konvencionalniji neil ali sve klasici

I've never given Neil Young a chance, despite being one of my dads favourite artists, as country has never done it for me. Four songs in, I felt my decision was justified. Just bland and poor. A man needs a maid was actually laughable, I hope that wasn't a genuine song at the time because that's incredibly sad, but I don't know why he'd be taking the mick. Are you Ready for the Country and Old Man turned my head though, two great songs, why couldn't the album have started like that?? The rest of the album was pretty solid. Needle was enjoyable. First four tracks ruined any chance of it getting 4*, but it's a very strong 3. It's a shame he's no longer on Spotify but I totally get the reason. Fully support him. But my god YouTube is so bad to listen to music on. Ads every two tracks is not my jam.

Good

"Harvest" is the fourth studio album by Canadian-America musician Neil Young. Young recruited a group of session musicians in Nashville where some of the recording was done and he nicknamed them The Stray Gators. The album itself is more folk and country-rock and is quoted as the pinnacle of West Coast Country Rock. At least three songs were written for and to Carrie Snodgress who is the mother of their son Zeke Young. The album was a big commercial success, hitting No. 1 in the US and UK and was the biggest selling album in 1972 in the US. "Out on the Weekend" begins the album with an acoustic guitar and Young's recognizable melancholy harmonica. It's a slow, country ballad and laid back. It's about a boy who can't relate to joy, reflecting on the past and a love song for Carrie. Another recognizable harmonica start to Young's only song to hit No. 1 in "Heart of Gold." James Taylor and Linda Ronstadt on backing vocals. Another song for Carrie. A great Young quote: "This song put me in the middle of the road. Traveling soon became a bore so I headed for the ditch. A rougher ride but I saw more interesting people ther." And that's where he would also write best music. Another big Young song "Old Man" opens Side 2. it was written for the caretaker of the ranch he bought and about young men having the same needs as old men. JT and Ronstadt again on backing vocals. I always liked the acoustic and slide guitars on this song. Young rehashes his acerbic feelings for the South in "Alabama." He would later regret the lyrics and had no issue (might have actually agreed) with Lynerd Skynerd's response in "Sweet Home Alabama." "The Needle and the Damage Done" was a lament for all the great artists addicted to heroin including Crazy Horse guitarist Danny Whitten who died. An emotional acoustic song recorded live in concert. And what would a 70's Neil Young album be without a song with long stoner guitar jams. And we have that here with album closer "Words (Between the Line of Ages)." Stephen Stills and Graham Nash are also on backing vocals. I admit to liking Young's subsequent 70's albums where's he in ditch better but this sounded great today. Although slight outliers, even the two songs where he uses the London Symphony Orchestra kept the laid back tone and observational lyrics. Even if you're not a country rock fan, an album worth listening if only for Neil Young.

I mostly love Neil.

this was a pretty low vibrational experience for me because I had to listen on YouTube music on a mobile browser, sucked, also I was having a terrible day sorry to neil for not giving this album a second chance while I was cooking my mung beans but I would have had to keep my phone screen on so the music wouldn't pause which is dumb as fuck. the 3 or 4 songs I listened to were alright but I really like Crosby stills Nash and young, and this album was nowhere near as good as their music to me

Classic

Exceptional. Wedding music?

Not on Spotify but still super good

S’alright

Having stated that I wasn't much of a fan of Neil Young before, I was glad for the opportunity to listen to this classic one as I quite enjoyed it. Of course, it's the most popular album of his, and I think with good reason. This is your Neil Young gateway album. I'd be happy to keep listening.

I've said it before and I am guessing I may have to say it again and again, but I am not a fan of Neil Young. This album didn't help change my mind at all. There are some grand gestures with the symphony, but I am not sure that was a plus on this album.

Mr. Young continues to grow on me. I found this very moving.

Happy to listen to this - I don’t think I’ve ever heard the whole album. It is the definition of a classic with the incredible Heart of Gold. I was very impressed with the guest artist lineup. I was very surprised when I heard A Man Needs A Maid and There’s A World the orchestral backing… quite impressive and beautiful. What a great album!

I’d always thought Harvest Moon would be on this album. Shows how much I know.

you reap what you sow

AMAZING

Neil Young is a universal treasure.

Never been a fan of Neil. Listening to this album didnt change that a bit.

Fantastic albums, no skips, every song is great

Pity he left Spotify

Solid record. Knew most of the songs before. Nice to hear together.

Heart of Gold and Old Man are essential listening A Man Needs a Maid should have been left in the previous century, never to emerge again 4/5

Excelent album, a must for every collector.

Yawn. I may have outgrown Neil Young.

love the chill autumn mood :)

Fanns bara tre låtar på Spotify..

Already a big fan of Old Man but some of this album missed the mark a little for me

Harvest, Neil Young's most succesful selling record! This album is very iconically Neil Young, some of his biggest songs are on this album. The tracks featuring the orchestra are maybe somewhat out of place here, but still, this record is a damn classic! Favorite lyrics: - As the days fly past, will we lose our grasp? Or fuse it in the sun? - I've been a miner for a heart of gold - Your Cadillac has got a wheel in the ditch. And a wheel on the track. - I've seen the needle and the damage done. A little part of it in everyone. But every junkie's like a settin' sun. Key tracks: Out On The Weekend, Harvest, Heart Of Gold, Are You Ready For The Country, Old Man, Alabama, The Needle And The Damage Done, Words (Between The Lines Of Age) 9 out of 10

This is my third Neil Young album, and it is one that I am very familiar with. In my mind, this is a perfect album, cover to cover and it is Neil's best! This album is stacked with hits; Old Man, the Needle and the Damage Done, Alabama, and my personal favourite Neil Young song, Heart of Gold. This album tells stories about aging, drug use, and love. This album was really a turning point for Neil. It exploded into the mainstream, and took him from a small time Canadian folk singer to a international star. This album was so successful, that it caused Neil to write his next three albums and fans would coin them the "ditch trilogy", where he wanted to get off of the highway of success a bit and spend some time slowing things down. The inclusion of David Crosby, Stephen Stills, Graham Nash, Linda Ronstadt, and James Taylor on parts of this record helped to alleviate it past anything Neil had released up to this point. Also, the big band numbers, which included strings and horns was like nothing Neil had done before! A perfect album is a very rare thing, and this is one of them. This is an awesome way to spend a Friday! I've listened to this album many times before, and will definately listen to it many more times!! Favourite songs: Heart of Gold, Old Man, the Needle and the Damage Done, Words (Between the Lines of Age), Alabama, Harvest, Are You Ready For the Country? Least favourite song: if forced to pick, There's A World 5/5

Old Man and Heart of Gold are easily my favourite Neil Young songs. This album is a good listen throughout. Words and The Needle and the Damage Done are songs I liked but hadn't given much thought to before. A Man Needs a Maid sounds like its from a bygone era to my ear.

Auch wenn ich net der größte Fan von neil youngs stimme bin, ist es einfach gute Musik

4.3 al nisan ga poslisala cilog pa

I have to confess that Neil Young was all about "Harvest Moon" for me. It was interesting to listen to the complete album, but it's more straightforward, more stylized part of his music. I still like the tender and dreamy sound of Harvest Moon more than this album

3/5. There’s some interesting songs on this one but don’t think it pushes it over to a 4 despite the great ones on this one. Heart of gold, old man, Alabama, and words are all great. Everything else is not interesting enough besides maybe out on the weekend.

Obligatory fuck Joe Rogan. This album is a classic and songs like Old Man and Heart of Gold always bring a tear to my eye.

Jesus Christ. This old miserable geezer just refuses to shut up. This is the sixth Neil Young album I've had the displeasure of listening to and, according to Wikipedia, there's still 3 more on the list. Ugh. If I could ask the writer of this book one question, it would be why they chose Neil Young to be the most represented artist. As far as I know, he didn't invent music. Barely anybody knows of his existence outside the US and Canada. Worst of all, all of his albums sound the same. 2/5. Also put your music back on Spotify, Neil. You're ruining my "One Song From Every Album I've Listened To" playlist, Neil.

fine, nothing more nothing less

A solid Young album for this Neil head, but not weird enough?

Why are there so many Neil Young albums in this list? the mans just average, like this album.

A classic

Just a great album. Love the sleepy sound that Stray Gators provided on this, espically Ben Keith's pedal steel guitar. So many great songs on this album. Another no brainer 5 stars.

How can Heart of Gold, Old Man, The Needle and the Damage Done exist on the same album as A Man Needs a Maid and There’s a World? I have to average it down to a 3, which feels kind of wrong.

Heart of Gold is an amazing song. Some weird sonic shifts on this album. Enjoyed it overall.

This is the Neil Young that I tend to like more. Folksy, mostly, but with some rock in there. A really good listen with some great songs.

Un clásico moderno del folk americano

One listened to this record so much in his sad, lonely, depressed and mostly intoxicated 20s, that one has taken it for granted, as if one'd worn it out, as if there was nothing left to hear. One was wrong – way wrong. It rings true and beautiful after all this time. "Out on the Weekend" is an excellent starter, gloamy and melancholic, followed by the waltzy-lullaby title cut, which remains massively easy to like. The less said about "A Man Needs a Maid" the better – one only hopes it was written in character or ironically. The orchestral pieces are overdone and belong on another record, though they show how his thin reedy voice can contrast in richly cinematc and lush settings. "Heart of Gold" is inch-perfect (that bell, chiming in the very background, right on cue); one understands why he quit playing it, but that was a silly decision. "Ready for the Country" and "There Is a World" have their moments. "Alabama" is a much stronger song than "Southern Man." And the album closes incredibly strong with "Needle + Damage" and "Words." If this is embarrassing, as an early RS critic said, it's an embarrassment of riches. The absolute worst you can say about is that it's uneven, and the unevenness, which sometimes strays into awkwardness, more often results in authenticity and relatability, and thus, NY's unique power as a most sloppily human sort of artist.

Effet de simple exposition-ed

je pense qu'on va de mieux en mieux en terme d'albums de Neil Young ? ou alors je commence à l'apprécier à force qui sait

I think I’ve only heard a few Neil Young songs. I know that he’s one of the bigwigs of classic rock, and yet my knowledge of him and his music is pretty minimal. Let’s change that today! Songs I already knew: Heart Of Gold Favourites: Heart Of Gold To be honest, I’m really quite underwhelmed. I was expecting the music of some kind of rock god, but it was more the moanings of a tired old man. I don’t know how old he was when this was actually recorded, but this is how it came across to me. Heart Of Gold definitely stands out more than the rest, with Old Man being another that was at least somewhat memorable. Otherwise, this just wasn’t for me and didn’t really float my boat.

ok

Nema svih pjesama na spotifyu

Brilliant. Still one of the best.

The first album I ever bought. 1972. $5.00. Classic.

It's the obvious Neil Young album. But when you listen to it... It's obvious why it's the obvious one. It's the most 'pop' he ever got.

RIP Crosby

Great album, just not on Spotify anymore.

Folk-rock de Neil Young. Le pongo un 4 por ser quien es.

Increíble. A ratos no conecto con este disco pero en general y pensando el año en que se hizo, en como suena, en todo. Imprescindible.