Rust Never Sleeps is a document of Neil Young and Crazy Horse at their peak, capturing a live performance that blended intimate acoustic moments with raw, electric rock and roll. The album was a critical and commercial success, solidifying Young's status as a rock icon.
- The album was recorded live at the Cow Palace near San Francisco during Young's 1978 tour.
- It was engineered by David Briggs, who had worked with Young on many of his earlier albums.
- The film of the same name, directed by Young himself, was released in 1979 and features much of the same live material.
Neil Young is a Canadian singer-songwriter known for his distinctive vocal style and for blending folk, rock, and country music. Crazy Horse is his longtime backing band, with whom he has recorded some of his most influential albums.
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