
A gritty, unofficial live document of the Ditch Trilogy era. Ragged electric anthems and fragile acoustic laments captured in their rawest, most vulnerable state.
It's Neil Young at his most beautifully unraveled, recorded when the 70s started to feel like a hangover.
A heavy, whiskey-soaked descent into grief and defiance that feels both exhausted and electric.
The writing leans far further into grief than the rest of the catalogue.

Shares folk rock, country rock (subgenres); live_recording, analog_warmth, stripped_back (production style)

Shares folk rock, country rock, classic rock (subgenres); electric guitar, acoustic guitar, harmonica (instrumentation)

Shares folk rock, country rock, classic rock (subgenres); live_recording, analog_warmth, lo_fi (production style)
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