Chrome Goals constructed its fame because of a bootlegged acetate report that’s been handed down, in numerous types, over the many years. Younger ultimately launched many of the songs that may’ve been on Chrome Goals — together with the classics “Pocahontas,” “Powderfinger,” and “Sedan Supply,” all of which might ultimately seem on Rust By no means Sleeps. However a few of these songs have by no means come out in any type.

This morning, Younger introduced that Chrome Goals is popping out subsequent month, with cowl artwork from Ronnie Wooden. Younger recorded all 12 tracks between 1974 and 1976, and he’s simply shared the unique model of “Sedan Supply,” which has lyrics that weren’t on the model that got here out on Rust By no means Sleeps. (That model was already on YouTube, in bootlegged type, however that is the licensed one.) Under, hearken to that model of “Sedan Supply,” and take a look at the Chrome Goals tracklist, together with recording dates and particulars on the song-versions that’ll seem.

TRACKLIST:
01 “Pocahontas” (August 11, 1976)
02 “Will To Love” (December 3, 1976
03 “Star Of Bethlehem” (December 13, 1974
04 “Like A Hurricane” (November 29, 1975
05 “Too Far Gone (September 5, 1975)
06 “Maintain Again the Tears” (February 6, 1977)
07 “Homegrown” (November 19, 1975)
08 “Captain Kennedy” (August 11, 1976)
09 “Stringman” (March 31, 1976)
10 “Sedan Supply” (Might 22, 1975)
11 “Powderfinger” (August 11, 1976)
12 “Look Out For My Love” (January 20, 1976)

Right here’s what the press launch says concerning the Chrome Goals variations:

“Powderfinger” is the early/first solo model, the unique.

“Pocahontas” is identical model that first appeared on Rust By no means Sleeps, however with out the overdubs.

“Sedan Supply” and “Maintain Again the Tears” are originals with lyrics that weren’t included in later launched variations. Each are very totally different variations than beforehand launched.

“Stringman,” is one other unique efficiency, included on the Odeon/Budokan disc in Archives Vol. II; previous to that, the track had solely appeared on Younger’s Unplugged album in a later model, not the unique.

Chrome Goals is out 8/11 on Reprise. Neil Younger’s solo-acoustic West Coast tour kicks off tonight in Los Angeles.