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# The Complete Albums Collection

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A 60 minute edit of the Concert In Central Park concert film will air as part of the PBS August 2015 Pledge drive, starting August 8"&"nbsp;"&"nbsp;

Review: Still No "Complete" Simon & Garfunkel Collection - Album Content 5 / 5 stars Album Production 4 1/2 stars Album Packaging 3 1/2 stars I like Simon & Garfunkel. I liked their previous "complete" box set: The Columbia Studio Recordings. When I heard this was the original analogue tapes remastered, I got onboard without caring about redundancies (you should see how many times I've bought and re-bought Frank Sinatra's catalogue...). I'm not going to make this review about the content of this album nor S&G's complete career retrospective as presented here. You can find reviews of those on the respective albums. Instead, I'm going to just talk about the presentation this set has to offer. As advertised, this set is indeed the most comprehensive collection of S&G's catalogue. However, this set is not "complete" as it would have it. While it is nice to see Old Friends: Live on Stage here, the DVD version of the performance is not present. (The tracklisting of this set does not mention that it is, so I was not surprised at this one.) The DVD version of the concert features an extended performance by the Everly Brothers, as well as two additional S&G tunes: "Keep the Customer Satisfied" and "Feelin' Groovy." Certain studio songs are not featured in this collection as well. These songs were initially featured as bonus tracks on the previous releases song ten-twelve years ago (all of which are found on the previous Columbia Studio Recordings box set). These songs include: 1. "You Don't Know Where Your Interest Lies" on Bookends 2. "Old Friends" (Demo) on Bookends 3. "Feuilles-O" on Bridge Over Troubled Water 4. "Bridge Over Troubled Water" (Demo) on Bridge Over Troubled Water 5. "Patterns" (Demo) on Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, and Thyme 6. "A Poem On the Underground Wall" (Demo) on Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, and Thyme 7. "Blues Run the Game" on Sounds of Silence 8. "Barbriallen" on Sounds of Silence 9. "Rose Of Aberdeen" (Demo) on Sounds of Silence 10. "Roving Gambler" (Demo) on Sounds of Silence 11. "Bleeker Street" (Demo) on Wednesday Morning, 3AM 12. "He Was My Brother" (Alt. Take) on Wednesday Morning, 3AM 13. "The Sun Is Burning" (Alt. Take) on Wednesday Morning, 3AM And additionally: 14. "My Little Town" on solo releases Breakaway (Garfunkel) and Still Crazy After All These Years (Simon) (It should be noted that this song still appears on Old Friends: Live on Stage.) "Citizen of the Planet" is still retained on Old Friends: Live on Stage. It is a shame that these other songs were just removed without reason. Especially on a complete (or at least marketed as) collection. Some of these are actual songs, not just alternate takes or demos, so it's a real wonder why. Perhaps instead of the seemingly unnecessary inclusion of Greatest Hits ("Feelin' Groovy" is presented in a live version not found elsewhere on the set, but "Kathy's Song" is that on Live 1969) [confirmation, please?], Columbia/Legacy should have just released a bonus disc that features all of these numbers and those special ones found on Greatest Hits. In addition, the soundtrack to The Graduate is a necessity in that it features additional abridgements or at least alterations to previously released material, making it a unique package in itself. All of the albums presented here are also featured in their original track listings and the like (including the out-of-chronological order of Live 1969). The Concert in Central Park is also oddly featured completely on one disc alone as compared to previous 2-disc versions, and also retains its gatefold from the original LP. Which brings me to my next comment on the packaging: as shown in one of the publicity images of the piece, the album are presented in respective mini-LP sleeves (as well as those released in the past 15 years). I think that this packaging is very compact for, say, automobile listening (though you would then be putting your expensive CD box set at risk, but other than that, I've never really understood packaging like this. It doesn't even look flashy on the shelf. However, many complaints have been made about the aforementioned Columbia Studio Recordings set many times, so I put this in the review thusly. The packaging is still mini-LPs as with that set, but they are of higher quality, there still is no inner sleeve like say a Mobile Fidelity mini-LP sleeve or something of that nature, Old Friends: Live on Stage and The Concert in Central Park feature gatefolds, and the sleeves fit snugly alongside a liner not booklet in a cubbyhole inside the box. A little annoying since they can slide out, but it's really easy to get them out at least. The albums, as stated in the press release, are all also remastered. Most ears and listeners may not be able to hear changes, but there are several slight ones. One major one I felt was the live albums are more-listenable in the crowds seem to have been toned down a bit--this includes the Iowa performance of "Bye Bye Love" from Bridge Over Troubled Water. Some tracks are also not as loud as the previous mastering, but let this be a lesson to those would-be audiophiles or just simply music-lovers out there: loud remastering does not always equal good remastering. The album also features a lengthy liner note essay by music journalist Bud Scoppa which I can leave no real comment on as I have not yet given myself time to read them. Several pictures of the duo at all of the legs of their career together are presented here as well. All in all, this is a fine package for anyone who is a fan of Simon and Garfunkel. It's a fine production in a tight package, and it is selling out quickly this holiday season, so others must already really want this set. I think around what desertcart is charging around the holiday season (about $60) is fair enough if you don't already have the previous S&G Columbia box set. For the MSRP of $100, I cannot fathom why anyone would buy this set except as a kind-hearted present.
Review: The Definitive Collection - If you like Simon & Garfunkel, this is a great way to enjoy all of their albums. You get a total of 12 CD's (11 albums + 1 double album). Every single song is in here and it was so nice to hear all of their music. The CD covers are cardboard (miniatures of the 33-1/3 RPM LP covers), and there is also a small 48 page booklet that has about 9 pages of their history and the others photo's and details of their albums. All 11 albums in their cardboard sleeves are then encased in a durable heavy box with the front featuring the artists and the back a photograph of the back covers of all the albums and their names on the side of the box. It's a nice set to own

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B00N9LNNQA |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (701) |
| Date First Available  | September 12, 2014 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer  | No |
| Label  | Legacy Recordings |
| Language  | English |
| Manufacturer  | Legacy Recordings |
| Number of discs  | 12 |
| Original Release Date  | 2014 |
| Product Dimensions  | 5.06 x 5.07 x 1.81 inches; 1.06 Pounds |
| Run time  | 8 hours and 46 minutes |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Still No "Complete" Simon & Garfunkel Collection
*by C***Y on December 12, 2014*

Album Content 5 / 5 stars Album Production 4 1/2 stars Album Packaging 3 1/2 stars I like Simon & Garfunkel. I liked their previous "complete" box set: The Columbia Studio Recordings. When I heard this was the original analogue tapes remastered, I got onboard without caring about redundancies (you should see how many times I've bought and re-bought Frank Sinatra's catalogue...). I'm not going to make this review about the content of this album nor S&G's complete career retrospective as presented here. You can find reviews of those on the respective albums. Instead, I'm going to just talk about the presentation this set has to offer. As advertised, this set is indeed the most comprehensive collection of S&G's catalogue. However, this set is not "complete" as it would have it. While it is nice to see Old Friends: Live on Stage here, the DVD version of the performance is not present. (The tracklisting of this set does not mention that it is, so I was not surprised at this one.) The DVD version of the concert features an extended performance by the Everly Brothers, as well as two additional S&G tunes: "Keep the Customer Satisfied" and "Feelin' Groovy." Certain studio songs are not featured in this collection as well. These songs were initially featured as bonus tracks on the previous releases song ten-twelve years ago (all of which are found on the previous Columbia Studio Recordings box set). These songs include: 1. "You Don't Know Where Your Interest Lies" on Bookends 2. "Old Friends" (Demo) on Bookends 3. "Feuilles-O" on Bridge Over Troubled Water 4. "Bridge Over Troubled Water" (Demo) on Bridge Over Troubled Water 5. "Patterns" (Demo) on Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, and Thyme 6. "A Poem On the Underground Wall" (Demo) on Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, and Thyme 7. "Blues Run the Game" on Sounds of Silence 8. "Barbriallen" on Sounds of Silence 9. "Rose Of Aberdeen" (Demo) on Sounds of Silence 10. "Roving Gambler" (Demo) on Sounds of Silence 11. "Bleeker Street" (Demo) on Wednesday Morning, 3AM 12. "He Was My Brother" (Alt. Take) on Wednesday Morning, 3AM 13. "The Sun Is Burning" (Alt. Take) on Wednesday Morning, 3AM And additionally: 14. "My Little Town" on solo releases Breakaway (Garfunkel) and Still Crazy After All These Years (Simon) (It should be noted that this song still appears on Old Friends: Live on Stage.) "Citizen of the Planet" is still retained on Old Friends: Live on Stage. It is a shame that these other songs were just removed without reason. Especially on a complete (or at least marketed as) collection. Some of these are actual songs, not just alternate takes or demos, so it's a real wonder why. Perhaps instead of the seemingly unnecessary inclusion of Greatest Hits ("Feelin' Groovy" is presented in a live version not found elsewhere on the set, but "Kathy's Song" is that on Live 1969) [confirmation, please?], Columbia/Legacy should have just released a bonus disc that features all of these numbers and those special ones found on Greatest Hits. In addition, the soundtrack to The Graduate is a necessity in that it features additional abridgements or at least alterations to previously released material, making it a unique package in itself. All of the albums presented here are also featured in their original track listings and the like (including the out-of-chronological order of Live 1969). The Concert in Central Park is also oddly featured completely on one disc alone as compared to previous 2-disc versions, and also retains its gatefold from the original LP. Which brings me to my next comment on the packaging: as shown in one of the publicity images of the piece, the album are presented in respective mini-LP sleeves (as well as those released in the past 15 years). I think that this packaging is very compact for, say, automobile listening (though you would then be putting your expensive CD box set at risk, but other than that, I've never really understood packaging like this. It doesn't even look flashy on the shelf. However, many complaints have been made about the aforementioned Columbia Studio Recordings set many times, so I put this in the review thusly. The packaging is still mini-LPs as with that set, but they are of higher quality, there still is no inner sleeve like say a Mobile Fidelity mini-LP sleeve or something of that nature, Old Friends: Live on Stage and The Concert in Central Park feature gatefolds, and the sleeves fit snugly alongside a liner not booklet in a cubbyhole inside the box. A little annoying since they can slide out, but it's really easy to get them out at least. The albums, as stated in the press release, are all also remastered. Most ears and listeners may not be able to hear changes, but there are several slight ones. One major one I felt was the live albums are more-listenable in the crowds seem to have been toned down a bit--this includes the Iowa performance of "Bye Bye Love" from Bridge Over Troubled Water. Some tracks are also not as loud as the previous mastering, but let this be a lesson to those would-be audiophiles or just simply music-lovers out there: loud remastering does not always equal good remastering. The album also features a lengthy liner note essay by music journalist Bud Scoppa which I can leave no real comment on as I have not yet given myself time to read them. Several pictures of the duo at all of the legs of their career together are presented here as well. All in all, this is a fine package for anyone who is a fan of Simon and Garfunkel. It's a fine production in a tight package, and it is selling out quickly this holiday season, so others must already really want this set. I think around what Amazon is charging around the holiday season (about $60) is fair enough if you don't already have the previous S&G Columbia box set. For the MSRP of $100, I cannot fathom why anyone would buy this set except as a kind-hearted present.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Definitive Collection
*by D***J on January 17, 2022*

If you like Simon & Garfunkel, this is a great way to enjoy all of their albums. You get a total of 12 CD's (11 albums + 1 double album). Every single song is in here and it was so nice to hear all of their music. The CD covers are cardboard (miniatures of the 33-1/3 RPM LP covers), and there is also a small 48 page booklet that has about 9 pages of their history and the others photo's and details of their albums. All 11 albums in their cardboard sleeves are then encased in a durable heavy box with the front featuring the artists and the back a photograph of the back covers of all the albums and their names on the side of the box. It's a nice set to own

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Seller
*by M***Y on March 26, 2025*

Great CD. Love it.

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