The follow-up to 1977's Chrome Dreams, this album featured a mix of studio and live tracks, including a rendition of "Beautiful Blue" from his soundtrack for Dead Man.
- The album was recorded at the Smokehouse, Neil Young's home studio, and at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco.
- The album was Young's second release on the Reprise label in 2007, following the experimental soundtrack for Jim Jarmusch's film Dead Man.
- While not a major commercial success, the album received positive reviews from critics who praised its raw, unpolished sound.
Neil Young is a Canadian musician and songwriter, known for his distinctive guitar work and vocal style, and for his prolific output across folk, rock, and country genres. 2007 found Young in a period of prolific and varied output, releasing the experimental film One More Time. This album was recorded during the same period.
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