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BrokenArrow (album), released in 1996 by Neil Young and Crazy Horse.
BrokenArrow, a song released in 1987 by Robbie Robertson on his eponymous solo album and later remade by Rod Stewart (on his 1991 album Vagabond Heart and released as a single in 1992).
Brokenarrow is also a code word used to request close air support from all available aircraft when a ground position is in extreme danger of being overrun by enemy troops.
In many ways, BrokenArrow follows the same path as Neil Young's other '90s albums with Crazy Horse.
BrokenArrow floats on waves of lumbering guitars and cascading feedback, ebbing and flowing with winding solos and drifting melodies.
There are some fine songs buried amid the long jams, but the album is directionless, and that lack of direction never manages to develop a consistent emotional tone.
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