In the weird and wild world of Neil Young fandom, it’s true that the numerous albums ol’ Shakey didn’t release are as legendary as the many albums he did. Chrome Dreams was meant to be released in 1977, but other plans took over, and a number of the tunes from the album were re-worked, chopped and changed, and added to other releases across the years. Now, after Neil Young copied George Lucas and released its sequel (Chrome Dreams II) first, Chrome Dreams has been realised and released at last. Not to be missed. – Flying Out

Chrome Dreams, one of Neil Young’s most individual and powerful albums, was scheduled to be released in 1977, but as is often the case with Young, things change. And then change again.

With Chrome Dreams, it has been a long time coming to get to this final version of an album that includes some of rock and roll’s most unforgettable songs. Its time for Chrome Dreams to find its way into the world.

The music included on Chrome Dreams is the debut release of the legendary lost 1977 album that features 12 classic Neil Young songs, including four originals.

Tracklisting:

1. Pocahontas
2. Will To Love
3. Star of Bethlehem
4. Like AHurricane
5. Too Far Gone
6. Hold Back The tears
7. Homegrown
8. Captain Kennedy
9. Stringman
10. Sedan Delivery
11. Powderfinger
12. Look Out For My Love