On this episode, we discuss Neil Young’s 1992 album, Harvest Moon. After a stint at Geffen records that resulted in a  lawsuit for not sounding characteristic enough and churning out two albums for Reprise that basically planted the seeds for grunge, Neil  Young decided it was time to give his ears a rest. Harvest Moon finds Young in familiar and popular territory. The album is very reminiscent of Young's 1972 album Harvest, includes many of the players and singers from that album, and even touches on some of the same themes.