Young, Neil - On the Beach Thousand Knives Of Ryuichi Sakamoto

Young, Neil - On the Beach Thousand Knives Of Ryuichi SakamotoVinyl LP pressing. On the Beach is the fifth studio album by Neil Young, released in 1974. Recorded after (but released before) Tonight's the Night, On The Beach shares some of that album's bleakness and crude production which came as a shock to fans and critics alike, as this was the long awaited studio follow up to the commercially and critically successful Harvest but also included hints pointing towards a more subtle outlook, particularly on the

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