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Neil Young and Crazy Horse Releasing New Album Next Month
09/12/2012
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(Gibson) Neil Young and Crazy Horse will release their second album of 2012, Psychedelic Pill, on October 29.

It's Young's first album of all new material with Crazy Horse since 2003 and was recorded after the Americana sessions.

Neil Young and Crazy Horse will tour North America in October and November. more on this story

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