Neil Young & Crazy Horse
Reactor
Rare & Collectible Vinyl Records

1981 US Original, Wakefield Pressing. Still In shrink With Shrink Tear. "Reactor" Is The Eleventh Studio Album By Neil Young And Crazy Horse And His Last On Reprise Before Moving To Geffen. Released On November 2, 1981 Co-Produced With Jerry Napier & David Briggs.

The Album Was Recorded In Just Two Weeks At Modern Recorders In Redwood City, California, And Was Produced By Neil Young And David Briggs. It Features A More Aggressive And Hard-Edged Sound Than Young's Previous Albums, With Heavy Guitar Distortion And A Focus On Driving Rhythms.

Despite Receiving Mixed Reviews Upon Its Initial Release, "Reactor" Has Since Been Recognized As A Cult Classic And A Favorite Among Neil Young Fans. It Includes Some Of His Most Enduring Songs, Such As "Opera Star", "Shots", And "Surfer Joe And Moe The Sleaze".

Overall, "Reactor" Represents An Important Moment In Neil Young's Career, As It Marked A Shift Away From His Earlier Folk And Country-influenced Sound And Towards A More Raw And Uncompromising Style That Would Come To Define His Work For Years To Come.