Neil Young

After the Gold Rush

Yeah I get it. From what I have heard this is so much more emotive, somber, and well constructed than some country greats of it's time. I will say that the folk rock sound of this album is something I like a lot. Overall, this is a great first ik impression for me.

On it's own 'After the Gold Rush' is an incredibly dense, melancholic, thoughtful and well written piece of folk rock that I gravitate heavily towards, but in the grander scheme of Neil Youngs catalogue this is possibly one of if not his best work. Whether you believe this falls into the country sphere is irrelevant to me, as it doesn't take away from the fact that this is an outstanding record with intimate and varied production, recognisable vocals and brilliant writing. Listening to Neil ... read more

8/10

classic

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Yo, let me put you up on game 'bout Neil Young, the OG of folk-rock. This dude's got mad skills, straight up. His lyrics hit like a ton of bricks and his guitar riffs are fire. He's been spittin' that realness for over half a century, never frontin' or selling out for no one. The way he blends his acoustic sound with electric vibes is just straight-up sick. Neil Young's music is a vibe, a mood, a whole vibe check. He's the real deal, a true trailblazer, and a total visionary. So if you ain't up ... read more