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Neil Young
Long-awaited details about the forthcoming Neil Young Archives box-set have surfaced today.

The anticipated release date of 'Archives, Volume 1' is September this year.

The collection will feature eight discs, including "Live At the Filmore" (released last November) and "Live At Massey Hall", a solo set from 1971 which is due out on March 26 .

Thirty-eight previously unreleased songs will feature on Archives, billed as a 'musical autobiography' of Neil Young. Tantalisingly, the eight CDs only cover the period from 1964 to 1971, suggesting it is only the beginning of a vast release campaign.

Allan Jones, Editor of Uncut says "This is incredible news for Neil Young fans, like myself, who seem to have been waiting the best part of our adult lives for the release of this archive material. Neil has been talking about it for years.When I interviewed him in 1989, he told me it was coming together and to expect it soon. Which is also what he told me when I interviewed him in 1993. It looks finally like it's s happening at last, though, incrediblly enough. On the evidence of the Live at The Filmore CD, it should be mind-blowing stuff."

We'll announce more details about Archives, Volume 1 on Uncut.co.uk as we get them.
Submit your comments
Ben Brooks
N/A
A new album first?

I for one am not going to get my hopes up. The signs are all good, but we've been here before, with a release date announced, and then... NOTHING.

And maybe that wouldn't be such a bad thing. It seems Neil has hit a rich vein of inspiration (Living with War). Another album whilst he's running hot would surely be better than the Archives followed by a disappointng album.

Joseph Bugeja
St. Andrews
Archives Vol 1 Trailer

Follow this link for more Archives info:


http://www.repriserecords.com/neilarchives/

Stuart Tucker
FL
Archives off to a Shakey start

I think it's a shame that the Fillmore & Massey Hall cd's will be included in this release, because most diehards would have bought these separately already (in addition to having had bootlegs of them previous to that). Also it looks like the Massey Hall DVD is part of the Archives released based on the trailer at Reprise's website.

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