After The Gold Rush

Very mellow, almost Dylan with a different voice.

Classic album of a legend, before he tried to pull off some heavy metal, punk stunts in his later career... Folk rock at its best!

Boring

I'm just not that big a fan of Young. I liked CSNY way better. I don't really care for his voice and his song writing doesn't really blow my skirt up.

Second Neil Young in a row, and it was perfect to demonstrate my comment yesterday about his versatility. Yesterday an album that was meh in the best case, and today one that is classic and almost perfect.

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Of fucking course Neil Young comes out again on a day when I'm in the car and can't piss about with YouTube. So after Everybody Knows This is Nowhere, i know there is Neil Young albums out there that i can enjoy. This is probably his most famous one? maybe tied with Harvest. First track wistful and gorgeous. a great opener. The title track also fantastic, Neil doing his silly falsetto whine on this one that in just can't take seriously, but its a great track. Only Love Can Break Your Heart I heard first as the St Etienne cover, but have heard this before and its also great. We're really doing very well here Mr Young. Southern Man is a little bit meh folk rock, but some really nice picking at the end, is that Nils Lofgram? An ad between literally every track so far. cheers Neil. Till the Morning Comes, another great ditty. Lonesome Me doesn't do much for me, Don't Let it Bring You Down sounds like a bout 4 different songs which all came after it. Birds is gorgeous, When You Dance is a lively rocker and good. I stuck Everyone Knows on later on to see which I preferred and I think it's still that for me, but overall v much enjoyed.

Neil staat niet op Spotify. Dag Neil!

Niet geluisterd, maar ken dit album zeer goed. Ik hou ervan.

Beetje haat-liefde met die Neil. Ik ken spannendere platen van hem dan deze, al staan hier ook wel weer een aantal erg toffe nummers op.

2 sterren voor de stem, 4 voor de liedjes.

A great album overall. You can feel Young growing as a songwriter, with songs such as Southern Man being particular standouts. That said, I don't think it can compete with his next album, Harvest, which stands as an outright masterpiece.

A quintessential lying on the floor and thinking about why he left you while the rain pours outside and the heater’s on the fritz album. Simply superb.

Grew on me toward the end

Again just ok

Great songwriter but this cunt needs singing lessons 👍🏾

Thoroughly enjoyed. Very melancholy album sung through a beautiful voice

Solid neil

I’ve never been a big fan of Neil, Young’s voice, but he’s a good songwriter, and these songs are enjoyable.

Segona obra mestra de Neil Young consecutiva... i encara no havia arribat al seu cenit. Aquí, predint ja una carrera plena de canvis, abandona el rock estrident i les jams amb els Crazy Horse que definien 'Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere' i dona el protagonisme a la guitarra acústica, el piano, i les meditacions introspectives. El canadenc en un estat de forma imparable

I was not necessarily in the mood for Neil Young but I can see why there's hype for this album

Didn’t listen

Good stuff

classis a little bit high lol

I’ve never really been into Neil Young, it was okay but probably won’t listen again

After the Gold and Southern Man are classics.

Not on Spotify except one song. It was a shit song. Probably not a 1/5 in truth but I just hate him so much.

As expected 3*

I think you're either in the mood or not. Not sure I was but musically fine.