Neil Young Archives Vol. 3 (1976-1987)

Massive new Neil Young Archives Vol. 3 box set containing recordings that show the unheralded sweep of Young's efforts from the 1976-1987 era of his journey. It is one of the most extensive anthologies in his recorded history.

The limited "Neil Young Archives Vol. III (1976-1987)" CD Box Set includes a totalt of 17 discs and around 200 music tracks, of which 121 previously unreleased versions of live, studio, mixes, or edits, and 15 previously unreleased songs available for the first time ever. The set is packages in packaged in a slim folding box with a poster.

The double vinyl LP set "Archives Vol. 3 Takes" is a 16 track compilation featuring one track from each of the 16 out of the 17 CD’s in the "Archives Vol. III" CD Box Set.

1976-1987 was a period that saw Neil Young at his most versatile and radically genre experimenting. Classic folk, rock and country are all represented, but so is his short-lived experiment with electronic music on the synth record ‘Trans’, which was heavily criticised at the time but has since found its audience and is celebrated today for its daring and genuine qualities as a synthpop album.