Neil Young - Broken Arrow - Original 1996 Two LP Set - Lightly Used

$ 79

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Apr 30, 2013 Sold Date

Apr 23, 2013 Start Date

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Description

In many ways, Broken Arrow follows the same path as Neil Young's other '90s albums with Crazy Horse. Broken Arrow floats on waves of lumbering guitars and cascading feedback, ebbing and flowing with winding solos and drifting melodies. In a typical display of artistic perversion, Young has front-loaded the album with three epics with a combined running time of just over 25 minutes. Following the three epic-length songs come four concise tunes that range from the country-rock stomp of "Changing Highways" to the reflective "Music Arcade." Like the three songs that preceded them, these songs are uneven, with hazy melodies and underdeveloped lyrics. Finally, a long, live workout of Jimmy Reed's "Baby, What You Want Me to Do" -- which sounds like it was taken from an audience recording. Rounding out the track list for the LP release is the bonus track "Interstate", which is not otherwise available.

Track Listing

Big Time
Loose Change
Slip Away
Changing Highways
Scattered (Let's Think About Livin')
This Town
Music Arcade
Baby, What You Want Me to Do
Interstate

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I'm the original owner, The album was purchased it from a music store in Pennsylvania,when it was originally issued.
The two record set is the original domestic issue (US) and has all original sleeves (one outer, two plastic inner) and the insert sheet, which are in near mint condition.The outer jacket is still in the plastic wrapping with the original issue sticker. The vinyl was literally played once and despite some surface imperfections (scuffs) is in very good condition,

Due to different variables such as not knowing anything about the turntable and the condition and setting of the needle andthe equipment of the buyer,
there may be some normal vinyl click sounds when played.
The album has always been stored in an upright posiition.

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