Summary

Main Program 38:28
Total Playable Content 85:51
Songs: 17. Video Clips:3. Audio Clips: 8. Photos: 59. Documents: 14. Press: 12. Memorabilia: 23

File Cabinet Details (Song Selection)

File	Description	Audio Log	Video Log	Hidden Stuff	Photos	Documents	Press	Memorabilia
Flying on the Ground is Wrong	1966, Previously released on "Buffalo Springfield (Box Set)", Rhino	The Melody Came From Blue Bayou, NY radio (0:42)		Feather Clip: (hidden track) Flying On The Ground (2)	3			3
Burned	1966, Previously released on "Buffalo Springfield", ATCO				5	1		1
Out of My Mind	1966, Previously released on "Buffalo Springfield", ATCO				5	3
Down Down Down	1966, Previously released on "Buffalo Springfield (Box Set)", Rhino				5	1
Kahuna Sunset	1966, Previously released on "Buffalo Springfield (Box Set)", Rhino				6 Video: Republic Raceway (0:17)		1	3
Mr. Soul	1967, Upgraded source for Version previously released on, "Buffalo Springfield (Box Set)", Rhino	Mr. Soul vs Satisfaction, NY Interview (1:12)	Hollywood Palace, Mr. Soul (3:09)		5		3	2
Buffalo Springfield	LP info			pushpin to second edition
Sell Out	1967, Unreleased Song, The Buffalo Springfield				1			1
Down To The Wire	1967, Previously released on "Decade", Reprise				6	2		1
Expecting To Fly	1967, Previously released on "Buffalo Springfield Again", ATCO	Audio: The Ending Was Supposed to be the Beginning (2:57) Audio: Expecting to Fly Explained (0:55)			1	2	1	1
Slowly Burning	1967, Unreleased Song, Neil Young, co-produced w/ Jack Nitzsche					2
One More Sign	1967, Previously released on "Buffalo Springfield (Box Set)", Rhino				2	1	2	2
Broken Arrow	1967, Previously released on "Buffalo Springfield Again", ATCO	Broken Arrow Explained (2:50)			10	1
Buffalo Springfield Again	LP info
I Am A Child	1968, Previously released on "Last Time Around", The Buffalo Springfield, ATCO	I didn’t have much to do with this record (3:03)			3		1

Hidden Track Details

File	Description	Audio Log	Video Log	Hidden Stuff	Photos	Documents	Press	Memorabilia
Flying On The Ground Is Wrong (2)	1966, Previously released on "Buffalo Springfield", ATCO	It’s About Dope (Rap) (3:37) I Didn’t Sing Very Much (1:04)	The Producers and The Band (4:42)		2			2
Do I Have to Come Right Out and Say It?	1966, Previously released on "Buffalo Springfield", ATCO				2			1
For What It's Worth	1966 (Stephen Stills), Previously released on "Buffalo Springfield", ATCO					1	1	4
This Is It!	1968, Previously Unreleased Montage				3		3	2

Timeline Content (More / Timeline)

Pushpin Location	Content
Aug 1966	Hidden Track: Do I Have to Come Right out and Say It?
Dec 1966	Hidden Track: For what It's Worth
May 1968	Hidden Track: This Is It!

Easter Eggs

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Fun Facts
This It It! is a 14:29 min montage of exerpts from the Buffalo Springfield's final show at Long Beach. It consists of parts of "Rock N Roll Woman", "A Child's Claim to Fame" and the ending of "Bluebird". As with most of the soundboard recordings in circulation, the vocals are saturated.
Sell Out is edited to remove the chorus of "la la la la la la". Apparently Neil was embarrassed by this. Another difference between this and the alternate version in circulation is the instrumentation. The Archives track has drums, whereas the "Missing Herd" version has Piano.

Oddly, this disk is known to omit many relevant recorded versions of Neil's songs. Many can be found on the Buffalo Springfield Box set including "I'm Your Kind of Guy", "Falcon Lake", "Whatever Happened to Saturday Night?", "On The Way Home" and demo's of other songs. Additionally, there was a rumored version of "Expecting to Fly" with Neil humming the string parts and a demo of "Broken Arrow" which made the cut for neither the BS Box or the Archives.
"L.A." was a song known to have been written in the era and hoped for a release in Vol 1 but may actually not have been recorded after all. But most tantalizingly, an obscurity titled "High School Graduation", penned by Neil and recorded as a demo was left off.

"Slowly Burning" has finally been given to us and we can easily hear the core melody which eventually became "Long Walk Home", but the studio take of "Whiskey Boot Hill" from the same sessions remains in the vaults.

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