After the Gold Rush
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- Опубликовано: 5 ноя 2014
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After the Gold Rush · Neil Young
After the Gold Rush
℗ 2009 Reprise Records
Flugelhorn: Bill Peterson
Bass Guitar: Billy Talbot
Remastering Engineer: Chris Bellman
Guitar: Danny Whitten
Background Vocals: Danny Whitten
Producer: David Briggs
Bass Guitar: Greg Reeves
Piano: Jack Nitzsche
Producer: Kendall Pacios
Guitar, Harmonica, Piano, Producer, Vibes: Neil Young
Lead Vocals: Neil Young
Guitar, Piano: Nils Lofgren
Background Vocals: Nils Lofgren
Drums: Ralph Molina
Background Vocals: Ralph Molina
Background Vocals: Stephen Stills
Digital Editor: Tim Mulligan
Remastering Engineer: Tim Mulligan
Writer: Neil Young
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Neil Young kept me sane as a soldier at war. You dunno how much I needed it. Sitting behind a machine gun in a bunker on the midnight watch, scanning the darkness for the enemy, my Sony Walkman headphones on, listening to this song. Holding out for the spaceship taking me to a new home in the sun. I’m at that new home now, and emotion overwhelms as I listen to this song again, three decades later. Emotion for Chris, who died, who’s cassette tape I borrowed to listen to Neil Young, and which I still have. For the sadness and despair of the times, and the healing this music had, and the hope, to one day find happiness, which I now have.
I'm 68 years going on 69 years. I still listen to this. Nobody has a clue today!
My dad used to put his headphones on me and have me listen to his music, when i hear this album...i think of him. Thanks dad 😉
Hi I'm 68 but we had the greatest music in our generation
"Look at Mother nature on the run in the 1970's". I lived through those times and truer words were never spoken - rivers catching fire, air too polluted to breathe, super-fund toxic waste sites, species going extinct, etc. Mother nature is still on the run in the 2020's. Have we learned nothing during the ensuing years? Love your Mother!
Lyrics that make me weep,,, my bags are packed and I am ready to go home,,,
Still poignant ...............especiallly today
Whew, this is real, and doesn’t age
My dad died on October 2, 2020. I rememvered always when this song played on the car stereo he would increase the volume. And repeat it I knew he loved this song very much! Dad wherever you are! I love you
This song has moved me since I was a teenager first discovering my tastes in music. At 64, it still moves me to this day...
I am Native American American, more moons than I can count any more, but... What Neil Young sings rings true, still today, I saw Crosby Stills and Nash live, and spent them after a show at Santa Barbara County Bowl. I have been blessed
Quite possibly one of the most beautiful songs ever. Though provoking and moving.
Some people are born in time but live beyond it, and in living their life see all others. Neil Young was one of those creatures. A singular phenomenon with universal scope. What a blessing he is.
Well, I dreamed I saw the knights in armor coming,
Loved this song since the 1970s. Don't know why. Took up painting at 71, Deacon Blues was my first painting reflecting a song. After The Gold Rush is long overdue. Songs that stay with you. I don't why.
I'm in my 70's, had the album when it came out, still listening to it. This is one of the most beautiful songs ever written. Love Dolly's version as well. I listen to Neil almost every day. God bless.
1970, Freshman year University of Dayton, Stuart Hall, 5th floor .... After the Gold Rush played constantly. The album was on every turntable, or an 8-Track played on & on. And we all sang along and mimicked Neil respectfully. I want to go back.
In the summer before my sophomore year in high school, I got the news of a friend that was killed in an accident - his jeep rolled over and he was killed. I went to my room and laid down and turned on the radio. This song came on. It was the first time I'd ever heard it. I was paralyzed. The next time it came on the radio I recorded it, and for nearly half a century, I've relived that grief and that emotionally paralyzing crash every time I hear it. Still, I listen and let the sadness and melancholy wash over me - it's too beautiful a song not to.
One of my favorite songs by Neil Young but it’s difficult to choose just one song.......actually, I am a huge fan of ALL of his music, so original, so meaningful.......a rare talent of my generation. Thank you for sharing. 🌺🌸🌺🌸🌺
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