Psychedelic Pill
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Imprint:
Burbank, CA : - Reprise
Language:
English
Credits:
Produced by Neil Young and John Hanlon with Mark Humphreys.
Performers:
Neil Young & Crazy Horse (Neil Young, guitar, vocals ; Billy Talbot, bass, vocals ; Poncho Sampedro, guitar, vocals ; Ralph Molina, drums, vocals) ; Dan Greco, tambourine, bell.
Notes:
Compact discs (HDCD).
Lyrics on container insert.
Disc 1. Driftin' back -- Psychedelic pill -- Ramada Inn -- Born in Ontario.
Disc 2. Twisted road -- She's always dancing -- For the love of man -- Walk like a giant -- Bonus: Psychedelic pill (alternate mix).
Lyrics on container insert.
Disc 1. Driftin' back -- Psychedelic pill -- Ramada Inn -- Born in Ontario.
Disc 2. Twisted road -- She's always dancing -- For the love of man -- Walk like a giant -- Bonus: Psychedelic pill (alternate mix).
Statement of responsibility:
Neil Young with Crazy Horse
Characteristics:
2 sound discs (88 min.) :,digital ;,4 3/4 in. +,1 booklet.
Author (Original Script):
Young, Neil
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Add a CommentThis is a very over indulgent effort with the big feedback sound of NY & CH stretching average songs into 16 minute + epic guitar soundscapes. Not for everyone. Probably not for most people or even a few.
I am a big Neil Young fan from the early days but I couldn't get into this record. I found it rambling and unfocused, which Neil Young & Crazy Horse usually are, but none of the songs were particularly memorable. One listen and I was done.
I guess it's time to send the Horse off to the glue factory. Should have called it 'Lethbridge Pil' - as in "drink 12 before you play this cd". Could have got it all on one disc, too.