Heart Is The Place, The - Goldrush

Advantages: good lyrics
Disadvantages: none

...like getting high. I was thinking about what a Friend had said I was hoping it was a lie.) This song is making me feel wistful. Track 3 Only love can break your heart. This has a real country beat to it a mournful lament with harmonies in it. Track 4 Southern men. This song has some really strong powerful guitar and the vocals very intense Track 5 till the morning A lighter shorter song to the piano, it lifts the tension of the previous song. I really like this song short and sweet. Track 6 Oh lonesome me. This is a cover of a Don Gibson country song it does not sparkle like the other songs on this C D. It’s a little dull Track 7 Don’t bring it down another song accompanied by piano makes me feel wistful. (Don't let it bring you down It's only castles burning, Find someone... Read review

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Advantages: good selection of tracks
Disadvantages: not very imaginative in its choices

...1. Down By The River - Young, Neil & Crazy Horse 2. Cowgirl In The Sand - Young, Neil & Crazy Horse 3. Cinnamon Girl - Young, Neil & Crazy Horse 4. Helpless - Crosby Stills Nash & Young 5. After The Goldrush 6. Only Love Can Break Your Heart 7. Southern Man 8. Ohio - Crosby Stills Nash & Young 9. Needle And The Damage Done 10. Old Man 11. Heart Of Gold 12. Like A Hurricane - Young, Neil & Crazy Horse 13. Comes A Time 14. Hey Hey My My (Into The Black) - Young, Neil & Crazy Horse 15. Rockin' In The Free World 16. Harvest Moon This album serves as a decent intro into the world of Neil Young but considering how there is little from later albums like Sleeps With Angels, Broken Arrow, This Notes For You or Life I would recommend the double disc of Decade which features more songs and spans his time with Buffalo Springfield... Read review

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Advantages: Outstandingly good album
Disadvantages: None

...at the time expected of a man who had released “Heart of Gold”. The album opens with “Walk On”, which is a fairly bitter observation of growing up. Kick starting with a hard (but not heavy) guitar sound, the track documents the way people and situations change as times pass (“Sooner or later it all gets real”, “I remember the good old days”). “See the sky about to rain” is a warning about what may be about to come, subtly sweetened by some very effective steel guitar (courtesy of Ben Keith). “For the turnstiles” (the fourth track) follows this theme of potential prophesy, although musically it is totally stripped down to the bare bones of a banjo and dobro. “Revolution Blues” is a driving track, one of the best two tracks on the album, one of three tracks called * Blues!! Written from the viewpoint of someone standing outside society (echoes... Read review

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