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Pavlovian response kicks in wherever there's an index card tucked in behind a track's stat sheet, since both audio and video footnotes, noted and housed therein, animate Archives like a dedicated YouTube. All 128 audio tracks listed ('listed' being the operative word here), except for those repeated through the Archives' four live sets, roll out of a virtual file cabinet with corresponding dossiers that include a song's sessionography, lyrics, and combinations of relevant photos, press, and vintage memorabilia. The singer's moony 'I'll Love You Forever' cues up just as choice, but '(I'm a Man and) I Can't Cry' jitterbugs on a doo-wop bassline and barbershop harmonies that reveal NY – as the 10-disc Archives brands its maker – already an unbending truthsayer.Īccess the Squires through the song selection menu – Archives is only available on DVD and Blu-ray – and suddenly a whole new universe becomes interactive. Ground zero of Neil Young's new millennial music box set reimagining occurs literally at Disc 0 – Early Years (1963-1965), with his debut single, the Squires' surf splashdown of 'Aurora' and 'The Sultan.' Four previously unreleased originals from the Winnipeg high school quintet, also penned by Young, include his earliest commercial vocal, 'I Wonder,' a more wistful, lower-register declaration than his future whinny. 1 (1963-1972) lacks only for more such toothy expressionism from its visionary namesake. A picture three years later, of the youngest Young, prompts your ear-to-ear amusement with its Howdy Doody glee. Dad reveals a top row of senatorial ivory, but Rassy and Neil (born Nov. Eldest son Bob favors his mother in a family portrait circa 1954, 'Say cheese' replaced by pre-Elvis pout.

On their wedding day in Winnipeg, Canada, 1940, Edna Ragland – 'Rassy' – beams, anything but self-conscious, while Scott Young's barely unturned lips cede all curvature to his arched eyebrows and knowing look. Self-conscious hardware hides in pursed smiles. Neil Young, 1957 (All art from 'Neil Young Archives Vol.

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