Album

After The Gold Rush

Neil Young

1970 · Rock

168 collectors on Gatefold own this

After The Gold Rush by Neil Young

After The Gold Rush is a Rock album by Neil Young, originally released in 1970. On Gatefold: 347 pressings tracked, owned by 168 collectors.

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<b>100 Best Albums</b> <i>After the Gold Rush</i> is probably the first multiplatinum album to be recorded in someone’s basement, but more importantly, it sounds like it. Having peeled away from the formalities of Crosby, Stills & Nash with <i>Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere</i>, Young settled into the style that defined him for the next 50-plus years: intuitive, direct, a little messy but with a reliable line on what often felt like deeper creative truth. Factorie, he called recording studios—places where you churned out your album in one room while another band churned theirs out the next room over. Where documentary film had the unvarnished simplicity of cinema verité, Young said, well, he was gonna do the same for music. The heavy songs are pretty (“Southern Man,” “When You Dance I Can Really Love”) and the pretty songs feel as comforting and eternal as an old shoe (“Only Love Can Break Your Heart”). .

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Tracklist

Side A

  1. A1Tell Me Why2:54
  2. A2After The Goldrush3:45
  3. A3Only Love Can Break Your Heart3:05
  4. A4Southern Man5:41
  5. A5Till The Morning Comes1:17

Side B

  1. B1Oh Lonesome Me3:47
  2. B2Don't Let It Bring You Down2:56
  3. B3Birds2:34
  4. B4When You Dance I Can Really Love3:44
  5. B5I Believe In You2:24
  6. B6Cripple Creek Ferry1:34

Sound DNA

  • Rock
  • Folk Rock
  • warm
  • wistful
  • pastoral

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