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Neil Young With Crazy Horse- BROKEN ARROW- CD- 1996-
- Reprise Records/WEA International, Inc.- 093624629122- 400 grn
Released In HDCD (High Definition Compatible Digital).
BROKEN ARROW is the 22nd studio album by Canadian / American musician Neil Young, and his tenth with Crazy Horse. The first three songs are in the form of long, structured jams. The final track is a live version of a Jimmy Reed song that was recorded on an audience microphone at a small "secret" gig in California, giving it a bootleg feel. On BROKEN ARROW, the latest Reprise Records release from Neil Young with Crazy Horse, a new chapter is opened on one of rock and roll's longest running musical collaborations. Young and the group have been playing together, on and off, since 1969, when original member Danny Whitten helped found Crazy Horse with Young. The group and its legendary frontman went on to record such epochal albums as Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere, After The Gold Rush, Zuma (featuring the newly recruited Frank "Poncho" Sampedro, replacing the deceased Whitten), Comes A Time and a string of albums throughout the eighties that included Re-Ac-Tor and Life. Young and Crazy Horse then went on to explore a new era of cutting edge rock with 1990's Ragged Glory and 1994's Sleeps With Angels. Now, with the release of BROKEN ARROW, nearly three decades of music-making make way for an extraordinary new expression of creative camaraderie and consensual risk-taking. One of the most resonant and riveting offerings in the entire spectrum of Neil Youngand Crazy Horse's on-going sonic explorations, BROKEN ARROW features seven new Neil Young originals, plus a relentlessly raw rendition of the Jimmy Reed classic "Baby What You Want Me To Do" recorded live at the frontlines of the quartet's continuing assault on the boundaries of electric expression. With BROKEN ARROW, Neil Young with Crazy Horse have set the standards for real rock 'n' roll into the oncoming millennium. The Youngian reaction principle - which dictates that our hero follow commercial monsters with willfully difficult busts - finally kicks into effect after a long string of straightahead bestsellers. The man's unpredictability has been a major reason he's remained vital for nigh on 30 years, so it's good to see he's still cranky enough to serve up these raw, sloppy, and, for hardcore fans, invigorating jam sessions with his fave band.
PERSONNEL: Neil Young – vocals, guitars, piano, harmonica; Ralph Molina – drums, percussion, backing vocals; Frank "Poncho" Sampedro – electric guitar, backing vocals; Billy Talbot – bass guitar, tambourine, backing vocals.
In many ways, BROKEN ARROW follows the same path as Neil Young's other '90s albums with Crazy Horse. BROKEN ARROW floats on waves of lumbering guitars and cascading feedback, ebbing and flowing with winding solos and drifting melodies. In a typical display of artistic perversion, Young has front-loaded the album with three epics with a combined running time of just over 25 minutes. Following the three epic-length songs come four concise tunes that range from the country-rock stomp of "Changing Highways" to the reflective "Music Arcade." Like the three songs that preceded them, these songs are uneven, with hazy melodies and underdeveloped lyrics. Finally, a long, live workout of Jimmy Reed's "Baby, What You Want Me to Do" [which sounds like it was taken from an audience recording] is tacked onto the end of the album. Although the song is a standout, it raises the question: what is the purpose of BROKEN ARROW? The album floats from song to song, with the guitars drowning out the sound of Young's voice. There are some fine songs buried amid the long jams, but the album is directionless, and that lack of direction never manages to develop a consistent emotional tone.
Comes In A Standard Jewel Case With Clear Tray Includes Six Page Foldout Inlay.
Made In Germany.
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