Great content, but lousy packaging

Return to Content you have nothing to say, it's Neil Young and a definite asset to the fan. Unfortunately, there is a problem with the Neil Young Archives, the outrageously cheap and inferior packaging and general manufacturing quality that are easy for a product in this price range only is inappropriate.

The (preventable) problems:
- The CD is badly cast and full of residues of adhesive (have some trouble playing), unfortunately, the arrears have virtually not remove
- The CD pockets that have been used as a substitute for jewel cases, this is simply inferior and have absolutely nothing to do with digipack (unfortunately)
- The slipcase box starts it after first opening dissolve

Unfortunately, there are no booklets for the individual CDs but only a cheap booklet + the timeline folder.

All in all, the box a little (big) disappointment and further proof that the big companies do not earn our money Platt.

For those who still are interested:
These discs are in the box:
1. Early Years (1963-1968)
2. Topanga 1 (1968-1969)
3. Live at the Riverboat - there individually
4. Topanga 2 (1969-1970)
5. Live at the Filmore East - there individually
6. Topanga 3 (1970)
7. Liva at Massey Hall - there individually
8. North Country (1971-1972)

For the owner of the first 4 albums (from Neil Young to Harvest) there are unfortunately a lot of redundancy, so that the truly great revelation unfortunately fails. If the processing better, this set would definitely not this bitter aftertaste, which would-well have been so easy to avoid ...