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Tag: Crazy Horse

A dusty road leads toward a sunset with four vintage guitars resting against a wooden fence post.

Album Reviews6/10

All Roads Lead Home Review: Every Detour in This Anthology Circles Back to the Same Front Door

Neil Young and Crazy Horse's classic lineup reunite for a loose, scattered album of individual moments. Review: 6/10.

By mitch·5 min readSeptember 10, 2026

An old electric guitar leaning against a dusty speaker cabinet on a dark stage under a single beam of light.

Album Reviews7.7/10

Toast Review: Neil Young Unearths Crazy Horse’s Saddest Shelved Album

Neil Young's long-lost 2000 album Toast with Crazy Horse finally surfaces — a darker, heavier draft of Are You Passionate?, full of melancholy and monumental jams.

By mitch·2 min readSeptember 10, 2026

A black-and-white photo of a 1960s recording studio with vintage gear, a guitar, and a smoky atmosphere.

Album Reviews7.9/10

Early Daze: Neil Young & Crazy Horse’s Vault Snapshot Rewards the Patient Listener

Neil Young and Crazy Horse's Early Daze digs up raw 1960s takes of classic songs, offering a rough, revealing snapshot of a band in transition.

By mitch·7 min readSeptember 10, 2026

A rock band performs in a smoky, dark studio, the guitarist leaning toward a large speaker cabinet.

Album Reviews9/10

Dume: Neil Young & Crazy Horse’s Electric Alternate History of Zuma

Neil Young and Crazy Horse tear through their 1975 classic as a loud, loose live recording that often beats the original. A thrilling alternate history.

By mitch·4 min readSeptember 10, 2026

Four musicians play together in a sunlit room, guitars raw and voices worn, as if pleading for the very earth beneath them.

Album Reviews7.5/10

Neil Young & Crazy Horse’s ‘World Record’: A Raw, Honest Climate Rock Album

A record made in a room with windows open: brief pleas for a suffering planet, one long ramble, and voices worn raw with meaning.

By mitch·3 min readSeptember 8, 2026

Album Reviews6/10

Neil Young and Crazy Horse Jam Through Grief on ‘Broken Arrow’ — Good Songs, Loose Shape

“Broken Arrow” runs eight tracks and 47 minutes, and it wants to feel loose, live, unpolished — a band playing in a room, not chasing a single. Neil Young made it with Crazy Horse in 1996, not long after producer David Briggs died, and the record leans hard on long jams and guitar interplay instead […]

By mitch·3 min readSeptember 8, 2026