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Album Details: Buffalo Springfield [Collection]

Release Date:01/01/1973
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Track List: Buffalo Springfield [Collection]

  1. For What It's Worth
  2. Sit Down, I Think I Love You
  3. Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing
  4. Go and Say Goodbye
  5. Pay the Price
  6. Burned
  7. Out of My Mind
  8. Mr. Soul
  9. Bluebird
  10. Broken Arrow
  11. Rock & Roll Woman
  12. Expecting to Fly
  1. Hung Upside Down
  2. Child's Claim to Fame
  3. Kind Woman
  4. On the Way Home
  5. I Am a Child
  6. Pretty Girl Why
  7. Special Care
  8. Uno Mundo
  9. In the Hour of Not Quite Rain
  10. Four Days Gone
  11. Questions

User Reviews: Buffalo Springfield [Collection]

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    By brookshaynie  Nov 13, 2005 | 1 out of 1 found this Buffalo Springfield [Collection] review helpful

    Pros: Nearly all their best in one place

    Cons: Why wasn't "Baby Don't Scold Me" here?

    Released in 1973,this double album was useful in bringing back to attention one the best folk-rock acts of the 60's,whose two most notable alumni,Neil Young & Steve Stills,were then(1973)at near their peak of visibility.The extensive liner notes ...give a good account of the groups breif,fractured yet nonetheless interesting history,and the set does include one rarity of note-an extended version of "Bluebird" which,while not as great as it was built up to be is still nice to have around.It would have been nice to have included"Baby Don't Scold Me"(originally on very early pressings of the groups debut,self-titled album,though quickly replaced with"For What It's Worth")and for many years a major rarity in the Springfield canon.Still,otherwise an excellant and thorough overview of a band that came and left too quickly but still managed to release enough worthwhile material to fill out four sides of vinyl with a lot of high quality stuff. Read more Less

Pro Reviews: Buffalo Springfield [Collection]

  • All Music Guide

    Not to be confused with their self-titled debut album, this double LP, which can still be found without too much hassle, is clearly the best Springfield compilation, at least until the overdue day when a box set appears that includes everything recorded by this superb band. It does miss some good songs, especially from the first album, but zeroes in on their very best work, and includes a nine-minute version of "Bluebird" available nowhere else, as well as excellent liner notes.

    - Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide

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Buffalo Springfield

Apart from the Byrds, no other American band had as great an impact on folk-rock and country-rock -- really, the entire Californian rock sound -- than Buffalo Springfield. The group's formation is the stuff of legend: driving on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles, Stephen Stills and Richie Furay spotted a hearse that Stills was sure belonged to Neil Young, a Canadian he ha... Read more