Cover of Rust Never Sleeps

Rust Never Sleeps

Neil Young & Crazy Horse

22 June 1979

Average
7.1
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285
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Tracklist 9 tracks, 38:27
  1. A1My My, Hey Hey (Out of the Blue)3:48
  2. A2Thrasher5:41
  3. A3Ride My Llama2:31
  4. A4Pocahontas3:24
  5. A5Sail Away3:50
  6. B1Powderfinger5:31
  7. B2Welfare Mothers3:49
  8. B3Sedan Delivery4:40
  9. B4Hey Hey, My My (Into the Black)5:13

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Rated 8/10

Great album really enjoyed this, and the concept of it being recorded live.

Rated 10/10

I don't typically like live albums but this one is an exception. I suppose it's technically a hybrid of live recordings and studio overdubs, which is maybe what makes the difference for me. Neil is so emotive, whether it's on a delicate ballad or a sing-along rocker. Great performances here. I find "Thrasher" to be especially moving. I consider this his last truly great 5 star album before he fell into the morass of the 80s. Like so many other musicians that came up in the 60s and 70s, he had a hard time adjusting.

Rated 8/10

On a Neil Young trip at the moment! He seems to be one of the few artists whose live performances live up to the recorded versions.

Rated 6/10

Love me some Neil Young. It's fun to hear more electric performances like this even if I prefer the more chill typical versions.

Rated 8/10

I like Thrasher a lot. The acoustic side is really roomy and sounds great. The Crazy Horse side is probably the best version I have heard of Neil Young yet. Welfare Mothers is a weird song though.

Rated 8/10

Disco doble en cierto sentido. La cara A es acústica (5 primeras canciones) y la B eléctrica (4 canciones). Dos versiones parecidas y enormes como son "My my, hey hey" y "Hey hey, my my". Este disco si es imprescindible para entender la música americana y rock que resurgió a partir de los 90.

Rated 6/10

3.5! Some boring songs but Powderfinger and Hey Hey, My My are great.