 Genius Albums
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Decade by Neil Young
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Neil Young’s Greatest Hits before 1977. This 35 track album shows the musical intelligence of Neil Young, along other artists such as Crazy Horse and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young.
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Greendale by Neil Young & Crazy Horse
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Young’s twenty-sixth studio album, Greendale is a concept album based on the saga of the Green family and set in a fictional California seaside town.
Lauded by critics for its
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Colorado by Neil Young & Crazy Horse
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Barn by Neil Young & Crazy Horse
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Trans by Neil Young
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Released on December 29, 1982, Trans is one of Young’s most controversial records due to its electronic sound and the prominent usage of a vocoder; both those aspects alienated
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Freedom by Neil Young
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The eighteenth studio album of Young’s discography Freedom managed to relaunch the artist’s career after a largely unsuccesful decade with a return to the sound of his more country
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Rust Never Sleeps by Neil Young & Crazy Horse
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Neil Young’s 1979 album, made famous for the single Hey Hey, My My (Into the Black) and Kurt Cobain’s allusion to its lyrics in his suicide note 15 years later. It was mostly
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Mirror Ball by Neil Young
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Harvest by Neil Young
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‘Harvest’ is the fourth studio album by canadian musician Neil Young. It received extensive critical acclaim upon release and was the best-selling album of 1972 in the United
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Unplugged by Neil Young
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Life by Neil Young & Crazy Horse
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Young’s last release on Geffen is a live album.
The performances are from his 1986 tour and see the presence of Young’s historical backup band, Crazy Horse.
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World Record by Neil Young & Crazy Horse
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Live Rust by Neil Young & Crazy Horse
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American Stars ’N Bars by Neil Young & Crazy Horse
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Released in 1977 and made of songs recorded during a time period of 29-months ranging from December 13, 1974 to April 4, 1977, American Stars & Bars is Young’s eight studio album.
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Homegrown by Neil Young
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Homegrown consists of material recorded between June 1974 and January 1975, placing it after the release of On the Beach and before the recording of Zuma in Young’s discography
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Toast by Neil Young & Crazy Horse
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Ragged Glory by Neil Young & Crazy Horse
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Young’s nineteenth studio album and the sixth with Crazy Horse.
One of the most celebrated albums of Young’s late career period, it’s characterised by a primitive garage sound
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Americana by Neil Young & Crazy Horse
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Re·ac·tor by Neil Young & Crazy Horse
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Resulting from a combination between Young’s late ‘70’s guitar-focused approach and the early 80’s new wave rhytms, Re-ac-tor is the eleventh studio album released by Neil Young.
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Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere by Neil Young & Crazy Horse
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Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere is the second studio album from Neil Young and the first to feature and credit his famous backing band, Crazy Horse. Although he had only released
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After the Gold Rush by Neil Young
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After the Gold Rush was Young’s follow-up solo project in the wake of the chart-topping success of the Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young album Déjà Vu. It was his third solo album, and
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Weld (Live) by Neil Young & Crazy Horse
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Weld is one of the raged albums that I know of.
It has as a theme to show that not everything is as it seems to be.
This fits to the presentation that appears like it is ‘just’ a
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On the Beach by Neil Young
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On The Beach, was Neil Young’s first studio album in almost two years, an acoustic yet apocalyptic prophecy that concentrated on anguish and terror. Hysterical ballads inspired by
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Comes a Time by Neil Young
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Neil Young’s return to his folk-rock sound embodied in his earlier release, Harvest. What started as a solo acoustic project slowly grew to encompass a lushly produced album
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Harvest Moon by Neil Young
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Chrome Dreams II by Neil Young
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Neil Young by Neil Young
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Neil Young’s eponymous, and solo debut, album followed the split of his former band, Buffalo Springfield, in 1968. Despite Young’s relatively high-profile following Buffalo
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Old Ways by Neil Young
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Old Ways is Neil Young’s fourteenth studio album.
Released in 1985, it marks a return to his country roots.
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