Since his in 1968, Neil Young has made more than thirty albums, most of which can be divided into the categories 'solo and acoustic' or 'with Crazy Horse and electric'. Strictly speaking, Le Noise cannot be classified under these headings and is rather a continuation of another constant factor in the Canadian's discography: misleading listeners. With producer (the bad pun in the title refers to
… him) behind the buttons, Young played eight songs on his own. But where you (1972) or (2000) while you receive visitors, Le Noise is a solo album that you absolutely cannot pass unnoticed. Young's amplified guitar and voice were overdriven and processed by Lanois in such a way that the echoes and noise are flying around your ears. It gives the typical Young compositions something extra. Just at the moment the CD threatens to lose its surprise effect, the gem Love And War, which has been largely left alone, appears. Young has not rested on his laurels and also dares to renew himself. Fortunately. (JE)more
