About "Sleeps With Angels"
Sleeps with Angels is the 20th studio album by Canadian musician Neil Young, released on August 16, 1994, on Reprise as a double LP and as a single CD. The album is Young's seventh with Crazy Horse. Co-produced by David Briggs, the album is Young's last with his long-time producer, who died the following year. The title track was written and recorded as a tribute to Kurt Cobain in wake of his suicide. Although the rest of the album was recorded before that event, the album takes on a somber, subdued tone throughout. Musician and author Ken Viola described the album as one of Young's "top five records. It examines the nature of dreams — both the light and dark side — and how they fuel reality in the nineties. Dreams are the only thing that we've got left to hang on to."
Top songs by Neil Young
Heart Of Gold- Like A Hurricane
- Old Man
- Alabama
- After The Goldrush
- Rockin' In The Free World
- Harvest Moon
- Helpless
- Down By The River
- Cortez The Killer
- Pocahontas
- Bandit
- Cowgirl In The Sand
- Comes A Time
- American Dream
- Be With You
- Hey Hey, My My (into The Black)
- Harvest
- My My, Hey Hey (out Of The Blue)
- The Needle And The Damage Done
- Born To Run
- Buffalo Springfield Again
- Ambulance Blues
- Beautiful Bluebird
- Cinnamon Girl
- A Man Needs A Maid
- Albuquerque
- Four Strong Winds
- Powderfinger
- Birds
- Tell Me Why
- After Berlin
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