Flashback: Neil Young Writes ‘After the Gold Rush’ for a Lost Dean Stockwell Movie
The title track to Young’s 1970 solo LP was created for a surreal science-fiction flick that never got off the ground
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Crosby gives a track-by-track guide to his 1971 solo debut. ‘I was an immature person, stoned out of my mind, hit with something I absolutely couldn’t handle. It’s amazing I managed to get into the studio at all’
“Live Nation, AEG, and the other big promoters could shut this down,” he writes, “if they could just forget about making money for a while”
“All you people who can’t go to a concert because you still don’t feel safe, I stand with you,” musician says
Why did Neil Young wait until now to release some of his best ‘70s songs? Rolling Stone Music Now digs into his archives
The After The Gold Rush-era show is one of the earliest known Neil Young gigs captured on film
“It’s a beautiful record coming to you soon,” Young wrote on the Neil Young Archives
Check out a preview of “Country Home” from the surprise 1990 Ragged Glory-era club show
“With social media, issues are turned into psychological weapons,” Young writes, “and used to gather hatred in support of one side or the other”