April 23, 2024
Neil Young Archives Vol. 1 - 8 CD set 116 tracks
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Neil Young Archives Vol. 1 - 8 CD set 116 tracks Singer, songwriter, guitarist, poet... Neil Young is one of rock's true Renaissance men. Always growing as an artist, his music defies categorization and tests unusual forms and sounds. For almost two decades, he's been cataloging his vast body of work and at long last, Neil Young Archives Volume 1 (1963 - 1972) 8 CD set has been released. Featuring key album tracks, 45s, "live" recordings and dozens of previously un-released or under-released tracks, this 116-track treasury will thrill his die-hard fans. This is the first volume of the Neil Young Archives series of box sets, produced by Neil Young himself. This series is the definitive, comprehensive, chronological survey of his entire body of work. Volume I covers the period from his earliest recordings with the Squires in Winnipeg, 1963, through to his classic 1972 album, Harvest and beyond, including studio and live tracks with the legendary Buffalo Springfield , Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young , and Neil Young with Crazy Horse . This CD edition contains 8 discs, each in its own custom sleeve, with a total of 116 tracks, all presented in HDCD quality sound, and featuring over 40 previously unreleased songs, versions, mixes, or rare tracks. This edition is housed in a custom disc keeper holding the 8 sleeved discs, a descriptive booklet,
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