Neil Young & Crazy Horse – Re-ac-tor (1981/2004) [DVD Audio to FLAC 24bit/176.4kHz]

Neil Young & Crazy Horse – Re-ac-tor (1981/2004)
FLAC (tracks) 24 bit/176.4kHz | Time – 00:39:10 minutes | 1.28 GB | Genre: Rock
Source: DVD-Audio (Watermarked!)  | Front cover | © Reprise Records
Recorded: October 9, 1980 – July 21, 1981 at Modern Recorders, Redwood City, CA

Neil Young employs Crazy Horse to help him bash out a guitar-drenched hard rock set made up of thrown-together material. The group plays fiercely, as usual, but the lyrics are sketchy, seemingly improvised (the nadir is the nine-minute “T-Bone,” which consists of the lines “Got mashed potato/Ain’t got no t-bone” repeated over and over), and frequently cranky, as in “Motor City,” which finds Young criticizing Japanese cars, and “Rapid Transit,” which takes a belated swipe at new wave music while sounding like second-rate Talking Heads. For the second album in a row, Young seems to be just fulfilling his one-album-a-year record contract. The exception is the album-closing “Shots” (written by 1978), a more substantive and threatening song given a riveting performance. Later, it would be revealed that Young was finding time for his music while giving most of his attention to caring for his disabled son. Still, he might have been better advised to have suspended record-making for a few years instead of turning out half-baked efforts like this one. -William Ruhlmann

Tracklist:
1. Op-er-a Star 03:31
2. Surf-er Joe and Moe the Sleaze 04:15
3. T-Bone 09:10
4. Get Back on It 02:14
5. South-ern Pac-i-fic 04:07
6. Mo-tor Cit-y 03:11
7. Rap-id Tran-sit 04:35
8. Shots 07:42

Personnel:
Neil Young – guitar, piano, vocals
Frank Sampedro – guitar, stringman, vocals
Billy Talbot – bass, vocals
Ralph Molina – drums, percussion, vocals

Download:

NeilYungCrazyHrseReactr1981176424.part1.rar
NeilYungCrazyHrseReactr1981176424.part2.rar

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