Neil Young – Freedom

Neil Young – Freedom

Released in 1989, Freedom marked a major creative resurgence for Neil Young and is widely regarded as one of the most important albums of his career. After a decade of stylistic experimentation, Young returned with a powerful collection of songs that combined raw rock energy, thoughtful songwriting and social commentary, reaffirming his status as one of rock music's most influential artists.

The album is best known for the iconic anthem “Rockin' In The Free World,” presented here in both acoustic and electric versions, which became one of Young's signature songs and a defining statement of late-1980s rock. Alongside the title track, highlights include the epic “Crime In The City,” the haunting “Eldorado,” and the heartfelt ballad “Hangin' On A Limb.”

Blending electric guitar-driven rock with introspective folk influences, Freedom helped introduce Neil Young to a new generation of listeners while reminding long-time fans of the passion, honesty and musical adventurousness that defined his greatest work.

Tracklist

1. Rockin' In The Free World (3:38)
2. Crime In The City (Sixty To Zero Part 1) (8:45)
3. Don't Cry (4:14)
4. Hangin' On A Limb (4:18)
5. Eldorado (6:03)
6. The Ways Of Love (4:29)
7. Someday (5:40)
8. On Broadway (4:57)
9. Wrecking Ball (5:08)
10. No More (6:03)
11. Too Far Gone (2:47)
12. Rockin' In The Free World (4:41)