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The vinyl box set includes all twelve of George's studio albums with exact replicas of the original release track listing and artwork. Also included in the box set are George's classic live album Live In Japan (2LP), and two 12' single picture discs of 'When We Was Fab' and 'I Got My Mind Set On You.' All the discs are 180-gram heavyweight vinyl and are housed in a high-quality two-piece rigid slipcase box. The original analogue master tapes were used for the new re-masters.

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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 13.1 x 13.3 x 5.3 inches; 18.2 Pounds
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Capitol
Item model number ‏ : ‎ 0602557090277
Original Release Date ‏ : ‎ 2017
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ January 13, 2017
Label ‏ : ‎ Capitol
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B01N9RLCL0
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 18

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Matías

Must own for George fans.

Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2020

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This is probably the best quality vinyl I own in my collection.

All records come in good quality inner sleeves to preserve the picture sleeves. Dead quiet andaaaa all the records came flat.

The sound quality is unbelievable.

At first I thought the set was a bit expensive but now I believe it is completely worth it.

If there was a con to this set is that it comes ONLY with music. Unlike The Beatles Stereo or Mono sets which came with a book.

That being said. That is not neccesary to enjoy this collection of master pieces.

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Fernando N. Brandao

NOW THIS IS A GOOD AND RESPECTFUL, WELL DONE, JOB.

Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2019

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Wherever he may be, surely George must be proud of this box set. It starts with the packaging. A fantasticm eye-catching holographic photograph that shows George in two distinct stages of his life. The box itself is sturdy and the LPs are housed in individual cellophane resealable bags. No more separation between "Apple" and "Dark Horse" - except for the 2 "Greatest Hits" and "Early Takes" albums, it's all here. Including the extraordinary "Live in Japan" in two LPs. The inclusion of two picture disc EPs makes one quickly forget what's missing, particularly if you already have those albums outside the box. The records sound great in general, haven't yet found anything to disturb my listening. It's a pleasure, after all these years, to listen to GH in brand new vinyl again. Good job of producers, designers and engineers. Well done! Fernando

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jerrry58

Great Harrison Collection

Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2020

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Well boxed albums in hard shell cardboard case box, wrapped in thick cardboard, stiff foam inserts at both ends of album box for suspension protection, all inside of yet another cardboard box as factory packaging, mailed inside another box. Main albums have outer resealable plastics sleeves. LPs are in a standard paper sleeve. My picture discs one was warped and on playback ended up with allot of background noise on both, but they are mainly display items as music content mostly from cloud 9. They do contain some different or extra content. In example a backwards masking intro of When We Was Fab

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W. Leary

Great collection by an amazing artist!!!

Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2019

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I held off purchasing this set when it came out in 2017 largely due to the price (over $400) but once I found it on Amazon for a little over $200 I couldn’t resist. The records are top quality with original artwork and sleeves but it also comes with protective sleeves for the records. My favorite records are the Warner Bros. Records (33&1/3, George Harrison, Somewhere In England, Gone Troppo and Cloud Nine). Although it’s hard to find anything wrong with All Things Must Pass, I don’t love the other Apple releases as much as the later records he made on his own label. I am glad they put his whole catalog in one box. The lenticular image is great the box is very sturdy. Highly recommended!

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Douglas Delveau

A must for any George Harrison fan

Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2018

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High quality. First class product.
And of course fantastic music

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Philip A.Cohen

A well-manufactured set, but could have been better.

Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2018

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This vinyl set delivers what it claims; the complete set of George Harrison solo albums(excepting the various artists "The Concert For Bangladesh", presumably absent due to the way the album's rights are split between Apple & Sony in various territories)
The L.P.'s are well-pressed by Optimal Media in Germany, and surfaces range from very quiet to totally quiet. even the two picture discs have quiet surfaces. the only manufacturing issue that i encountered is with the "When we Was Fab" picture disc. It was very warped, and the grooves were slightly off-center on one side. I'm lucky that my turntable (Technics SL-1210 Mk.2) was able to play it. Also, the box for the set had some factory damage at the upper right hand corner (visible on the front and on the top. Even though there was a factory carton(with styrofoam protective pieces) inside the amazon carton, the damage had already been done at the factory. I decided to live with it due to amazon's low price, which I obtained during a 48 hour sale. Exchanging could have brought something worse.
The album covers are generally accurate reproductions of the originals, and all photo or lyric inner sleeves are reproduced(though the records themselves are in plastic lined inner sleeves). Most of the label designs are (excepting revised copyright/publishing info) similar to the originals. There is, however a notable exception. Original Apple L.P.'s have a whole apple on "Side One" and a cut apple on "Side Two", but, for Sides 2 & 4 of "All Things Must Pass", the "B" sides have the whole apple(the "Side One" label design). This may have been done so that no one could pass off this edition as a 1970's original. But there are other ways to tell that this isn't a 1970's original (different type font and copyright information). My theory is that Apple Corps. decided that the 2010 edition came too close in reproducing the original(it had the correct labels, type font etc, and could only be distinuished from the original by the slightly thicker box). However, the 2010 edition was a poor pressing(courtesy of the dreaded Rainbo Records), whereas the new German pressing is superb.
The Music ?
Wonderwall Music (superb, often Indian flavored music with a psychedelic 1960's flavor.)

Electronic Sound (The key word is sound, not music. Actually, only one of the two pieces was actually performed by George Harrison. The other is by Los Angeles synthesizer artist Bernie Krause.)

All Things Must Pass (The triple album is George's solo masterpiece, containing 2 L.P.'s of songs stockpiled since the late 1960's and an L.P. of superstar instrumental jams)

Living In The Material world (the heavily spiritual lyric themes may have alienated some, but the melodies, arrangements and George's vocal and instrumental work are superb. Contains some his finest vocals ever. Even if you're not into Krishna consciousness, you can't question the sincerity.)

Dark Horse (the Beatles era was over, and from this point onwards, George's albums would be dominated by the L.A. sessionmen's sound. Not one of his better efforts due to George's hoarse, damaged voice, especially on "Ding Dong Ding dong" & "Dark Horse". The recording quality was murky and substandard,)

Extra Texture (Sound quality would no longer be an issue. The hoarseness of "Dark Horse" was gone, but George's voice was not yet back to full strength. A variable quality effort. "You" & This Guitar Can't Keep From Crying" are the best tracks.)

33 and a Third (George's first album for his own "Dark Horse" label. Another variable quality effort. As with "Extra Texture" good production concealed George's lack of vocal strength.)

George Harrison (A truly outstanding album with great songs such as "Love Comes to Everyone" , "Not Guilty" & "Blow Away". There's not a bad song, and George's voice is strong again, though slightly changed as he entered middle age.)

Somewhere in England (contains the hit "All Those Years Ago". Some funk and disco influence creeps in. The album suffers due to Warner Bros. executives, who rejected three songs, forcing George to record and submit replacement songs. The 3 rejected songs were stronger and truer to the George Harrison sound.)

Gone Troppo (Not a bad effort, but there's one real clunker; a doowop song performed by some of George's friends, that simply doesn't belong on a George Harrison album. The album's closing song "Circles" was originally written in 1968, but only existed as a home demo before.)

Cloud Nine (George's commercial comeback, superbly produced by ELO's Jeff Lynne. Includes the hits "When We Was Fab" and "Got My Mind Set on You".

Live in Japan ( A double live album from George's second and last post-Beatles tour. He's backed by Eric Clapton and his band. There was a brief falling out between George and Eric, hence the songs with lead vocals by Eric were not included. Previously, this album had been highly rare on vinyl)

Brainwashed (George's posthumous final album, with finishing touches added by Jeff Lynne and Dhani Harrison.)

There's also picture discs of "When We Was Fab" & "Got My Mind Set on You" with a few non-L.P. songs or versions.

Was there anything that could have been done to make this set more comprehensive? Yes. I would have welcomed a "Past Masters" type collection with the non-L.P. B-sides and CD bonus tracks. And it would have been appropriate to include a book with liner notes, photos etc.

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hugo zanusso

George Harrison

Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2019

The best collection

Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2017

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this is one great set very happy smooth playing no warping sonics are great very nice remasters!!!!

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Evan K. Mutter

Superb quality

Reviewed in Canada on February 10, 2022

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The set of great. Quality pressing and packing. A book would have been nice, but it is about the music.

Slapdasheffort

A thing of beauty

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 8, 2023

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For me, the whole point of buying an expensive box set is to have a thing of beauty which, with good attention, should last a lifetime.

This is one such box. The love for the artist and the respect for his music shines through. The box itself is quite stunning. The sleeves/inner sleeves are top notch and the records themselves come in poly-lined inners.

The vinyl is beautifully pressed; it’s flat and clean. Virtually no surface dust needed to be removed prior to playing.

And so to the sound. Faultless, no crackles or pops. I only had ATMP, Cloud 9 & Brainwashed before buying this set so there has been plenty of ‘new’ music for me to discover and I haven’t had the chance to immerse myself with multiple plays as yet. There are a few dud tracks here and there but that goes for anyone with a 10+ album back catalogue. Wonderwall was a pleasant surprise and very enjoyable.

The 2 picture discs were a nice bonus. A book, in a similar vein as the one in the Queen LP box set would have been marvellous. But it would seem churlish to deduct a star for this omission. The set is superb.

Gilmartz

Excelente colección

Reviewed in Mexico on January 9, 2019

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Aproveché una buena promoción de amazon y me hice este regalo, sin duda vale cada peso. La presentación es simplemente exquisita, y disfrutas cada instante, los detalles de impresión tanto de la caja como de los discos es impecable, los insertos de cada disco y el diseño es fiel a las versiones originales, hay mucho detalle y cuidado en las fundas protectoras de los vinilos a parte del inserto original que papel que fungía como funda e incluso de cada álbum pues vienen con una cubierta resellable muy práctica, el prensado de cada disco también revela un excelente trabajo, el sonido logrado tomando en cuenta que fue especialmente masterizado para vinyl también es muy bueno, realmente disfrutas el sonido de cada disco, la música es toda una garantía a excepción del disco Electric Sound que como muchos saben es puro ruido, es uno de esos discos raros que te hacen preguntar Qué diablos pretendía George con este disco, pero bueno para un fiel seguidor no deja de ser una de esas rarezas musicales o un un costoso capricho del artista, que sin duda forman parte importante de la colección. Me habría gustado un disco con todos los bonus tracks incluidos en las versiones actuales de CD para una colección completa y claro el Concert For Bangladesh, pero bueno, la verdad es que estoy muy satisfecho con la compra. Leves detalles en la caja debido al manejo, pero nada que afecte, incluso visualmente son detalles que pasan desapercibidos, pero viendo algunos comentarios sobre el estado de las cajas, creo que definitivamente tuve mucha suerte. Una colección para los amantes de los vinilos que no puede ni debe faltar.

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albe2001

un "must have" per ogni fan dei Beatles

Reviewed in Italy on September 19, 2020

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Per chi apprezza le nuove tirature in vinile a 180 gr., l'opportunità di acquistare l'intera produzione solo del "Beatle tranquillo". Manca davvero poco (B-sides di alcuni 45 giri, qualche maxi single distribuito in qualche paese.
Costo importante non trattandosi di edizione limitata.

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Guido Poeppel

Beste Werkschau auf Vinyl

Reviewed in Germany on April 11, 2018

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Die George Harrison Box ist sehr gut verarbeitet und die Qualität der Vinyl-Vorlagen ist top.. Es ist ganz klar ein Sammlerstück im oberen Preissegment. Die Liebe zum Detail steckt in den Alben, wobei im besonderen darauf geachtet wurde, daß alle Songtexte auf den reproduzierten Inner-Sleeves enthalten sind. Mancher Cover Druck roch wie bei der Erstveröffentlichung, besonders bei "ALL THINGS MUST PASS", fiel es auf.
Die Maxi Picture Discs sind ein Hingucker und befinden sich in einer stabilen Zusatzbox.
Sicherlich nicht für den nur interessierten Fan geeignet, aber bei diesem Werk wundert es nicht, weshalb die Vinyl-Schallplatte ihren zweiten Frühling erlebt.

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