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Neil Young - After The Gold Rush (LP, Album, Ter) (Very Good (VG))

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Neil Young - After The Gold Rush (LP, Album, Ter) (Very Good (VG))Media Condition: Very Good (VG) Sleeve Condition: Very Good (VG) Country: US Released: 19 Sep 1970 Genre: Rock Style: Folk Rock, Country Rock, Acoustic, Blues Rock, Hard Rock Comments: Some wear on sleeve. Notes: "T" in runouts denotes a [l403953 pressing. RS 6383 on labels and inner sleeve. 6383 on back cover and spine. Most of these songs were inspired by the Dean Stockwell Herb Berman screenplay "After The Goldrush". Includes poster size lyric

Media Condition:  Very Good (VG)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good (VG)
Country:    US  
Released:  
19 Sep 1970
Genre:       Rock
Style:         Folk Rock, Country Rock, Acoustic, Blues Rock, Hard Rock

Comments:
Some wear on sleeve.
 

Notes:

"T" in runouts denotes a [l403953 pressing.

RS 6383 on labels and inner sleeve.
6383 on back cover and spine.

Most of these songs were inspired by the Dean Stockwell-Herb Berman screenplay "After The Goldrush".

Includes poster-size lyric sheet.

Post-1972 inner sleeves have promo Warner-Reprise loss leader ad & mail-in coupon.

Track B6 is written as "Crippled Creek Ferry" on the  back cover and "Cripple Creek Ferry" on the label.

 

A1. Tell Me Why 2:54
A2. After The Goldrush 3:45
A3. Only Love Can Break Your Heart 3:05
A4. Southern Man 5:41
A5. Till The Morning Comes 1:17
B1. Oh Lonesome Me 3:47
B2. Don't Let It Bring You Down 2:56
B3. Birds 2:34
B4. When You Dance I Can Really Love 3:44
B5. I Believe In You 2:24
B6. Cripple Creek Ferry 1:34

 

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Matrix / Runout 31,009RE1
Matrix / Runout 31,010RE1
Matrix / Runout RS 6383 T1 [Artisan logo] 31009-Re1-1
Matrix / Runout RS-6383 [Artisan logo] T1 31010 Re1-2
Matrix / Runout o RS 6383 T1 [Artisan logo] 31009-Re2-1
Matrix / Runout T1 RS 6383 31010-Re2-1 C24
Matrix / Runout RS-6383 31009-Re1 [Artisan logo] 0
Matrix / Runout RS-6383 31010 RE2-1 D T1
Pressing Plant ID T

 

Recorded At Sunset Sound
Recorded At Sound City Studios
Recorded At Redwood Studios
Lacquer Cut At Artisan Sound Recorders
Pressed By Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Terre Haute
Copyright (c) Warner Bros. Records Inc.

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