The Archives Vol. 1 1963-1972
- Neil Young
- Band Name: Neil Young
- Record Label: Reprise
- Release Date: Jun 2, 2009
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TorvCJun 9, 20091
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JohnH.Jul 23, 20096I came for the music. I was disappointed. There is so little new here. And Decade changed my life ...
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PauloO.Oct 23, 200910Just amazing! Buy the blu ray version-staggering audi quality as good as vinyl played on a top grade system.
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JohnFJun 21, 200910What we have been waiting for since 1987! Buy the blu-ray!
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JamesG.Jun 23, 200910The Blu-Ray edition brings studio quality to Neil's first decade of music,. Truly amazing,a good mix of released,alternate and unreleased tracks.
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WaughWJun 3, 20096A lot of great stuff, but Neil fans have most of it already. If I had succumbed and traded my vinyl for cds I would feel this set was a complete ripoff. I would say it has ten songs or less that add to the Neil Canon.
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ChrisG.Jul 26, 200910Just got the Bluray edition, and it is amazing, No doubt about it, it is intended fore more than the casual fan, but does not disappoint at all.
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AlexPJun 22, 200910In response to Waugh, there may not be many "new" songs here but the fidelity of the Blu Ray is so mind blowing on most of these songs that it's like hearing them all over again. Unless you own completely pristine vinyl copies and have an elite player, there's no way you've heard Neil sound anywhere close to this good!
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Not only was the wait worth it, Archives feels like it was 20 years in the making. It's an extraordinary work that redefines what an autobiography can be.
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An impressive package, but fans will be paying big bucks for a lot of stuff they already own.
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This exhaustive project is the most impressive retro-fest of recordings, photographs, video footage and digiti sed memorabilia ever assembled.