NEIL YOUNG official release series disc 1-4 VINYL LP BOX SET SEALED n.2495/3000
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MINT. SEALED.
Numbered 2495 / 3000
HEAVY WEIGHT EDITION - PLEASE CONTACT FOR POSTAGE AND SPECIFY COUNTRY.
- PLEASE IGNORE EBAY POSTAGE PRICES AND INVOICE -
THIS IS A NEIL YOUNG OFFICIAL RELEASE
SERIES DISCS 1-4 BOX SET
THE RECORDS IN THIS COLLECTION ARE:
NEIL YOUNG
EVERYBODY KNOWS THIS IS NOWHERE(W/CRAZY HORSE)
AFTER THE GOLD RUSH
HARVEST
THESE RECORDS WERE PRESSED AT THE GERMAN PLANT PALLAS(THE WORLD'S FINEST)
UNDER NEIL'S DIRECT SUPERVISION
On December 1st, a limited edition (3000 worldwide) box set of 180g LP’s entitled Neil Young Official Release Series Discs 1-4 will be released and is a remastering of the first four solo Neil Young albums: Neil Young from January 1969, Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere from May 1969, After the Gold Rush from August 1970, and Harvest from February 1972. These four albums are from the same period of time represented by the Archives Volume One.
The records were mastered by Chris Bellman at Bernie Grundman Mastering (source) and pressed by Furnace MFG by their German partner Pallas Group (source) on 180g vinyl. Furnace MFG handled the packaging of the LPs and the box, lovingly recreating the cover art and gold-foil-stamping the serial number on each. In the case of theHarvest LP, they located the last manufacturer in the US that can still make hand-glued gatefold covers to carefully reproduce the original cover. According to the press release, “once the box sets are gone, this limited edition configuration will no longer be available,”
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Standard Airmail:
-CD/7" shipping: £2.5 Europe, £3.5 Rest of the world.
-LP/12" shipping: £5 Europe, £7 Rest of the world.
Tracked / Signed-for Airmail:
-CD/7" shipping: £4.5 Europe, £6 Rest of the world.
-LP/12" shipping: £7 Europe, £9 Rest of the world.
- Discount on postage for multiple items.
- Can't hold any responsabilities on lost parcels sent via standard airmail. They are sent at your own risk although in almost ten years of on-line selling i almost never had any problems using that service.
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