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After The Gold Rush

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  • A1: Tell Me Why (2:54)
  • A2: After The Gold Rush (3:45)
  • A3: Only Love Can Break Your Heart (3:05)
  • A4: Southern Man (5:41)
  • A5: Till The Morning Comes (1:17)
  • B1: Oh, Lonesome Me (3:47)
  • B2: Don't Let It Bring You Down (2:56)
  • B3: Birds (2:34)
  • B4: When You Dance I Can Really Love (3:44)
  • B5: I Believe In You (2:24)
  • B6: Cripple Creek Ferry (1:34)

Recorded between August 1969 and June 1970 at Sunset Sound, Sound City, and Neil Young's home studio in Topanga, California, "After The Gold Rush" features a collection of songs inspired by the screenplay "After The Goldrush" by Dean Stockwell and Herb Berman. The album includes a notable track titled "Cripple Creek Ferry," which is listed as "Crippled Creek Ferry" on the rear of the gatefold sleeve. Please refer to the accompanying photos for details regarding the album's condition and any included packaging, as specific information about inserts is not confirmed.

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Label/Cat No: Reprise Records RSLP 6383
Format: LP Album Stereo
Record Year of Release: 1970
Artist(s): Neil Young
Release Country: UK
Genre: Rock

Description

Experience the timeless artistry of Neil Young with the 1970 UK vinyl release of "After The Gold Rush." This iconic album, recorded at various locations including Sunset Sound and Neil Young's home studio, features a captivating blend of folk rock and country rock. Notable tracks like "Southern Man" and "Only Love Can Break Your Heart" showcase Young's lyrical depth and musical innovation. Please refer to the accompanying photos for details regarding the album's condition and packaging.

Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)

A VG+ record will show some signs that it was played and otherwise handled by a previous owner who took good care of it. These signs of wear include visible scuffs or scratches, or may have slight warp.

Sleeve Condition: Very Good (VG)

Many of the defects found in a VG+ sleeve will be more pronounced. Labels may be marred by writing, or have tape or stickers (or their residue) attached. The same may be true of picture sleeves or LP covers.

All records come with an outer sleeve and are additionally protected by an anti-static inner sleeve. For more information on our grading system, please see our grading system here.

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  • A1: Tell Me Why (2:54)
  • A2: After The Gold Rush (3:45)
  • A3: Only Love Can Break Your Heart (3:05)
  • A4: Southern Man (5:41)
  • A5: Till The Morning Comes (1:17)
  • B1: Oh, Lonesome Me (3:47)
  • B2: Don't Let It Bring You Down (2:56)
  • B3: Birds (2:34)
  • B4: When You Dance I Can Really Love (3:44)
  • B5: I Believe In You (2:24)
  • B6: Cripple Creek Ferry (1:34)

Recorded between August 1969 and June 1970 at Sunset Sound, Sound City, and Neil Young's home studio in Topanga, California, "After The Gold Rush" features a collection of songs inspired by the screenplay "After The Goldrush" by Dean Stockwell and Herb Berman. The album includes a notable track titled "Cripple Creek Ferry," which is listed as "Crippled Creek Ferry" on the rear of the gatefold sleeve. Please refer to the accompanying photos for details regarding the album's condition and any included packaging, as specific information about inserts is not confirmed.

* Audio and tracklist in this preview may differ from the vinyl record. See tracklist information for the vinyl record above.

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