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11/6/2009 9:56 AM

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Burbank, CA – As part of its ongoing Archives reissue campaign with legendary singer-songwriter Neil Young, Reprise Records will release remastered versions of the first four of Young’s solo albums: 1969’s "Neil Young" and "Everybody Knows This is Nowhere," 1970’s "After the Gold Rush" and 1972’s Harvest.

The reissues, which will be available Nov. 23, each have been remastered from the original analog master tapes by Chris Bellman at Bernie Grundman Mastering Studios in Hollywood.

The albums are being reissued on both vinyl and compact disc.

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The individual albums are being issued on 140-gram vinyl to retail. There is also a boxed set of the four albums pressed on audiophile 180-gram vinyl.

The boxed sets will be individually numbered in gold foil stamp and strictly limited to 3,000 units worldwide.

The four albums will also be released on 24-karat-gold CDs, packaged in Gary Burden-designed cardboard wallet packs. The four gold CD albums are housed in a numbered slip case, limited to 2,500 worldwide, and available only through www.becausesoundmatters.com and www.neilyoung.com.

All four titles have already been released to retail on standard CDs, housed in jewel boxes.


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