In 1990, Neil Young and Crazy Horse returned to the visceral, feedback-drenched sound of their early work with "Ragged Glory," a sprawling double album recorded live in the studio. It was a deliberate move away from the more polished sound of "Freedom" and a defiant embrace of their signature sonic power.
- Recorded in a single day at The Record Plant in Sausalito, California, "Ragged Glory" was produced by Young and David Briggs.
- The album features extended, improvisational jams, including the 12-minute "Over and Over" and the 14-minute "Merv's Blues."
- Despite its raw sound, "Ragged Glory" reached number 32 on the Billboard 200 chart.
Neil Young is a Canadian folk-rock troubadour, an icon of earnest songwriting and unvarnished sound, best known for his work with Crazy Horse. "Ragged Glory" found Young and his longtime collaborators deep into a string of albums that deliberately courted a raw, garage-rock aesthetic.
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