Highlights: "Love Is a Rose" and "White Line."

Written and recorded in the mid-seventies after a very painful breakup, this is a very personal album. While the songs are not instant classics, many of them are in a similar style to those found on Harvest and, as such, are like putting on a pair of old, comfortable shoes. A little support from Levon Helm and Emmylou Harris also add to the mix. I was disappointed that there were absolutely no liner notes or lyrics provided but as a Neil Young archives release, maybe he just didn't want any. These 12 tracks vary in quality but they are definitely worth a listen.