This 1997 album saw Neil Young and Crazy Horse revisiting their signature brand of no-frills, gritty rock and roll.
- Recorded at P.W. Rourke's studio in Redwood City, California, and at Young's own Broken Arrow Ranch, the album featured a consistent lineup of Crazy Horse members. The album was the first release of new material from Young and Crazy Horse since 1994's 'Sleeps with Angels.' It reached number 77 on the Billboard 200 chart.
- Young's sonic experimentation on previous albums gave way to a more direct, guitar-driven sound on "Year of the Horse".
- The album features ten tracks, with a running time of over 60 minutes.
Neil Young is a Canadian folk-rock and rock artist known for his distinctive vocal style and often-experimental approach to his music. Crazy Horse is an American rock band that has frequently collaborated with Young since the early 1970s. Carnies is a studio album released in 1997 that found Young and his longtime collaborators returning to a more straightforward rock sound after a period of varied experimentation.
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