More mouth organ.

Nightjar wrote:

I reckon that cover photo was taken in London.

The cover art is a solarized image of Young, walking past the New York University School of Law campus, passing an old woman

"Don't Let It Bring You Down"

A masterpiece.

Track 7 - Don't Let It Bring You Down.

Neil Young song that mentions an old man.

This is as good as any song gets.

Old man lying
By the side of the road
With the lorries rolling by
Blue moon sinking
From the weight of the load
And the buildings scrape the sky

Cold wind ripping
Down the alley at dawn
And the morning paper flies
Dead man lying
By the side of the road
With the daylight in his eyes

Don't let it bring you down
It's only castles burning
Find someone who's turning
And you will come around

Blind man running
Through the light
Of the night
With an answer in his hand
Come on down
To the river of sight
And you can really understand

Red lights flashing
Through the window
In the rain
Can you hear the sirens moan?
White cane lying
In a gutter in the lane
If you're walking home alone

Don't let it bring you down
It's only castles burning
Just find someone who's turning
And you will come around

Don't let it bring you down
It's only castles burning
Just find someone who's turning
And you will come around

Track 8 - Birds.

Birds.

A song so aetherially wonderful it seems as if there's an orchestra on it.

Sounds like After the Goldrush.

This always me think of my ex-wife.

*actual tears*

Track 9 - When You Dance I Can Really Love.

Brilliant interplay of keys and harmonies here.

Woo!

There's such a depth of elegant but dark melancholy.

It completely belies the ramshackle simplicity of the band's playing and the production.

Wonderful brutal piano

Track 10 - I Believe in You.

Sounds a bit stoneish now I think about it.