where to go After the Gold Rush, Harvest, On the Beach. ?
Some 80's vocoder shit devo trip?, live albuns?

His 90's albums are basically as good as his 70's albums, although the boomers who make up most of his fanbase will say I'm wrong because they were too old to listen to new music when they came out. Everything from Ragged Glory through Broken Arrow is excellent. That run of albums includes some of his most intriguing songwriting and playing.

>>127121718
thanks!
yap my boomer dad left me his After the gold, and harvest vinyls, when he was alive he din't even cate aboiut new neil work

Weld

>>127121804
Year of the Horse mogs.

>>127121690 (OP)
Zuma is better than any of those.

>>127121690 (OP)
Make sure to stop after Mirror Ball if you know what's good for you.

>>127122259
already listen to dead man ost in the past

>>127122259
But Broken Arrow came out after Mirror Ball.

>>127122259
Make that Broken Arrow.

>>127121690 (OP)
Trans is fun but inconsistent. I'd say check out Rust Never Sleeps, or if you want to skip ahead, I'm a fan of Ragged Glory.

>>127122389
Actually, his first with Crazy Horse—Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere—is my favorite that you haven't heard. It's nonstop great tunes.

>>127122401
Everybody Knows may very well be his technical best.

>>127122415
I'm a sucker for 10 minute songs.

>>127122431
Same, but actually my second favorite track on that album next to Cowgirl is Round and Round. Incredible songwriting.

>>127122389
i heard rust before was bit unimpressed, but then again my first contact with crazy horse was a video of them playing wolf eyes

Fuck you.

>>127122208
this is a correct opinion.

KEEP ON WHININ ABOUT SPOTIFY IN THE FREE WORLD

>>127121718
Agreed, I'd also go up to Silver and Gold - some gems on that one
>>127121690 (OP)
Comes a Time (1978) is in my top 5 Neil albums, sometimes it's top 3 honestly - beautiful cohesive record with just great songs
Also don't skip Hawks and Doves, good stuff there too

Trans is honestly alright. If you can't stomach it, he did have the good sense to do Transformer Man on his unplugged performance, and that is simply a beautiful song. You should listen to that unplugged album for sure.

>>127125574
Silver and Gold is depressing now since he divorced Peggy and she died of cancer.

>>127121899
Rust Bucket mogs both

>>127125574
you are right. comes a time doesn't get the love it deserves.
hawks and doves also in that category.

how come no Neil infochart?!

>>127121690 (OP)
No one's mentioned Time Fades Away and Tonight's the Night yet, so those. Live at the Fillmore East for a good Crazy Horse live record with Danny Whitten before he died, but listen to Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere first. Neil was in Buffalo Springfield in the 60s before he went solo, and has some good songwriting credits there, but are worthwhile mostly for the novelty value. Expecting to Fly is probably my favorite out of that era:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_fefHBpo40

>>127121690 (OP)
If you haven't listened to Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere then you should. Mogs the shit out if After The Gold Rush (which is one of the more overrated albums of all time)

>>127128841
oh yeah thanks, i know little about buffalo springfield, but expecting to fly is one of my all time favs.

probly one of the best boomer singer song writers ?