Album of the day (#2294): After The Gold Rush by Neil Young

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Today's album of the day

After The Gold Rush by Neil Young (View album | Buy this album)

Year: 1970.
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Overall rank: 79
Average rating: 86/100 (from 1120 votes).



Tracks:
1. Tell Me Why
2. After The Gold Rush
3. Only Love Can Break Your Heart
4. Southern Man
5. Till The Morning Comes
6. Oh, Lonesome Me
7. Don't Let It Bring You Down
8. Birds
9. When You Dance I Can Really Love
10. I Believe In You
11. Cripple Creek Ferry

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Definitely deserves to be considered Neil Young's best work, if not one of the best albums ever.
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HazeyTwilight wrote:
Definitely deserves to be considered Neil Young's best work, if not one of the best albums ever.


Totally. It, Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere & Tonight's The Night are masterpieces among masterpieces.
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If you don't like this album you're probably allergic to music alltogether.
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This was a massive record for me when I discovered it in my Parents' record collection, aged 17. Great vinyl. It's just a superb album, and for me his best.
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stangetzaway wrote:
If you don't like this album you're probably allergic to music alltogether.


(Looks at 1-star rating on RYM)
(Looks at "Recently Added queue on RYM)

OH NO! HE'S RIGHT :O

Really, I love a lot of singles from Neil Young, but this album is unbearable for me. You all should listen to

The Monsanto Years by Neil Young And Promise Of The Real
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stangetzaway wrote:
If you don't like this album you're probably allergic to music alltogether.


Haha nice one.

The title track has some of the most beautiful melodies ever and his voice has never sounded better than it does there.
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Applerill wrote:
(Looks at 1-star rating on RYM)
(Looks at "Recently Added queue on RYM)

OH NO! HE'S RIGHT :O

Really, I love a lot of singles from Neil Young, but this album is unbearable for me. You all should listen to

The Monsanto Years by Neil Young And Promise Of The Real


There probably isn't many people that like everything he's done and especially now he blows hot and cold. I saw him with crazy horse around the time of psychedelic pill and it was as good as any concert I've been to. Almost.
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After 30 years of listening avidly to Neil Young, After the Gold Rush is the one that stands out as his finest moment for me, followed closely by Tonights the Night, On the Beach, and Sleeps with Angels.

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