Sealed 2009 140gm Out Of Print Reissue Housed In A Deluxe Gatefold Jacket. Like All The Recent Neil Young Reissues, All The Music Has Been Meticulously Remastered From The Original Analog Tapes. Anyone Who Follows Young Closely Knows He Is A Fidelity Freak, So We Would Expect These To Live Up To The Hype. "After The Gold Rush," Released In 1970, Is A Masterpiece That Showcases His Songwriting Prowess, Lyrical Depth, And Musical Versatility. Young Wrote And Recorded The Album During A Period Of Personal And Professional Transition, Following The Disbandment Of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young And The End Of His Relationship With Actress Carrie Snodgress. This Introspective Phase Fueled Young's Songwriting, Resulting In A Collection Of Emotionally Charged And Introspective Songs. Young Assembled A Diverse Array Of Musicians, Including Members Of Crazy Horse And Nils Lofgren, To Bring His Vision To Life. The Sessions Took Place In Various Locations, From Young's Home To A Makeshift Recording Studio In His Basement. This Relaxed And Informal Atmosphere Allowed For Spontaneous Creativity And Experimentation, Contributing To The Album's Unique Sound. Tracks Like The Ethereal Title Track, The Haunting "Birds," And The Hard-hitting "Southern Man" Showcase Young's Range As A Songwriter And Musician, Creating A Diverse And Captivating Listening Experience.