Young Neil

The start of a musician's career is not only an intriguing collection of what happened, but maybe even more important is a gaze into what their future might hold. With musical artist Neil Young, Archives Vol. I: 1963-1972 offers the sounds of his first decade, but just as importantly holds a light on the future of what's to come. Young's world of sound and spirit remains a never-ending adventure. It starts here. <br/><br/>Neil Young Archives Vol. I: 1963-1972 is the first in a series of archival box sets encompassing Young's entire career. Vol. I was originally released on June 2, 2009, in three formats: A 10-disc deluxe edition in either Blu-ray or DVD and an 8-disc CD box.<br/><br/>Out of print for over a decade, the 8-CD box set is now being re-issued in its original format - housed in the "Garypak", a unique package designed by Young's long-time art director, the late Gary Burden. Each CD has its own custom sleeve.

NEIL YOUNG'S SEMINAL AFTER THE GOLD RUSH 50TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION <br/>VINYL BOX INCLUDES A 7" SINGLE, LITHO PRINT, AND NEW ARTWORK <br/><br/>The 50th Anniversary Edition vinyl box set will pressed on 180g vinyl and individually numbered. The artwork for the album has been updated for this Anniversary Edition. The cover is printed on special silver coated paper stock. <br/><br/>The set also includes a 7" single in a picture sleeve with two versions of album outtake "Wonderin'." Side A, originally included in The Archives Vol. 1: 1963-1972, was recorded in Topanga, California, in March 1970, and Side B is a previously unreleased version recorded at Sunset Sound in Hollywood in August 1969. A litho print of the album's front cover is exclusively included in this vinyl box set.

2003/04 Greendale tour with Crazy Horse will be chronicled on Return to Greendale, a live album coming out on November 6th. <br/><br/>Limited edition box set with two LPs, two CDs and a documentary, Inside Greendale, about the creation of the album.

Never Before Released Set Captures Young And Crazy Horse's Electrifying 1990 Show In Santa Cruz, California And Includes Live Versions of Songs from Ragged Glory.

10 new songs that capture the raw, idiosyncratic rock and roll spirit and lyrical beauty that epitomizes a classic NYCH collaboration. <br/>Recorded this summer under a full moon, in a restored off-grid 19th century barn high up in the Rockies, the Horse was right at home and the album's stunning love songs, reflective ballads and powerhouse rockers naturally burst into life.

2 x 140g 12" Black vinyl album. Side 4 etched. 1 x 42g 7" Black vinyl single.

Neil Young's 1971 solo show at The Shakespeare Theater (in Stratford, Connecticut). <br/><br/>The show was filmed and recorded on 22 January 1971, just two months after the release of After The Gold Rush and the concert was shown on German TV later that year. The performance has an amazing setlist but features only a couple of songs from After The Goldrush while Neil previews four from Harvest which, amazingly, was still over a year away from being released at that point.<br/><br/>The concert was shot on 16mm film and is apparently "the earliest live footage of Neil performing that is known to exist". Young himself considers the performance "superior to our beloved 'Massey Hall'" and says "Young Shakespeare is a very special event. To my fans, I say this is the best ever."