Landing on Water, released in 1986, marked a period of significant sonic experimentation for Neil Young, incorporating synthesizers and a more polished production style that divided critics and fans.
- The album was recorded at the Glass House in San Francisco and features a prominent role for synthesizers, a departure from Young's typical guitar-centric sound.
- Despite a mixed reception at the time of its release, Landing on Water has since been appreciated by some for its unconventional sound and adventurous production.
- The album was Young's second release on the Geffen Records label, following a period where his contract with them was a subject of significant industry discussion.
Neil Young is a Canadian musician and songwriter known for his distinctive vocal style and blending of folk, rock, and country music. In 1986, Young was experimenting with a more electronic and rock-oriented sound, a departure from his earlier acoustic-driven work.
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