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- Lynyrd Skynyrd (Box Set)
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Lynyrd Skynyrd
Released 1991

He's Alive
03:09
9,885 plays

I Know A Little
03:26
9,862 plays

Crossroads
08:43
9,853 plays

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- 1
- Free Bird
- 04:06
- 22,839 plays

- 2
- Junkie
- 03:48
- 12,045 plays

- 3
- He's Alive
- 03:09
- 9,885 plays

- 4
- One More Time
- 05:02
- 10,357 plays

- 5
- Gimme Three Steps
- 04:09
- 15,386 plays

- 6
- Trust
- 04:12
- 9,489 plays

- 7
- Comin' Home
- 05:31
- 11,362 plays

- 8
- Mr. Banker
- 05:18
- 10,115 plays

- 9
- Down South Jukin'
- 02:53
- 9,727 plays

- 10
- Truck Drivin' Man
- 05:17
- 8,969 plays

- 11
- I Ain't The One
- 03:46
- 9,328 plays

- 12
- Poison Whiskey
- 03:08
- 9,676 plays

- 13
- Tuesday's Gone
- 07:33
- 21,513 plays

- 14
- Things Goin' On
- 05:00
- 9,322 plays

- 15
- Free Bird
- 09:11
- 32,648 plays

- 16
- Sweet Home Alabama
- 04:45
- 24,417 plays

- 17
- Was I Right Or Wrong
- 05:09
- 11,199 plays

- 18
- Workin' For MCA
- 04:47
- 10,465 plays

- 19
- Don't Ask Me No Questions
- 03:25
- 13,310 plays

- 20
- Swamp Music
- 03:33
- 10,237 plays

- 21
- The Ballad Of Curtis Lowe
- 04:52
- 20,396 plays

- 22
- The Needle And The Spoon
- 03:53
- 15,094 plays

- 23
- Call Me The Breeze
- 05:08
- 13,568 plays

- 24
- Saturday Night Special
- 05:09
- 11,743 plays

- 25
- Made In The Shade
- 04:40
- 9,344 plays

- 26
- Am I Losin'
- 04:34
- 10,683 plays

- 27
- On The Hunt
- 05:27
- 11,919 plays

- 28
- (I Got The) Same Old Blues
- 04:07
- 9,079 plays

- 29
- Double Trouble
- 03:03
- 9,252 plays

- 30
- Roll Gypsy Roll
- 02:51
- 9,061 plays

- 31
- All I Can Do Is Write About It
- 04:23
- 12,270 plays

- 32
- Four Walls Of Raiford
- 04:14
- 10,281 plays

- 33
- Gimme Back My Bullets
- 03:40
- 11,925 plays

- 34
- Searchin'
- 04:00
- 9,095 plays

- 35
- Simple Man
- 06:48
- 16,527 plays

- 37
- T For Texas (Blue Yodel No.1)
- 04:17
- 10,859 plays

- 37
- Crossroads
- 08:43
- 9,853 plays

- 38
- Whiskey Rock-A-Roller
- 04:14
- 9,728 plays

- 39
- Ain't No Good Life
- 04:40
- 8,410 plays

- 40
- What's Your Name
- 03:36
- 9,132 plays

- 41
- Georgia Peaches
- 03:13
- 10,007 plays

- 42
- What's Your Name
- 03:31
- 9,748 plays

- 43
- I Never Dreamed
- 05:20
- 7,886 plays

- 44
- I Know A Little
- 03:26
- 9,862 plays

- 45
- Honky Tonk Night Time Man
- 04:03
- 7,789 plays

- 46
- That Smell
- 05:48
- 11,807 plays

- 47
- You Got That Right
- 03:48
- 8,827 plays

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album review

It was only fitting that the ultimate Southern rock institution, Lynyrd Skynyrd -- certainly one of the more tragic stories in rock & roll history -- should be one of the first bands to benefit from a comprehensive box set. Following the format of the highly successful Led Zeppelin box set, this three-disc, 47-song anthology provides a near-perfect career retrospective, complete with a carefully researched booklet with meticulous historical essays and rare photos for the new and rabid fan alike. The latter will probably be most interested in disc one, which features a number of early demos dating back as early as 1970 and not featured in prior collections, as well as an embryonic demo of "Freebird" minus its extended-jam coda. The nine-minute version from the band's milestone debut, Pronounced is also featured here, of course, as is most of the material from the group's next album, Second Helping, generally regarded as their career peak. Disc two alone could serve as a greatest-hits set, as classic after classic is rattled off in mind-blowing succession. And even when the creative fires finally begin to wane somewhat as the set approaches the Nuthin' Fancy and Gimme Back My Bullets material (recorded at a time when the band was plagued by overwork and escalating drug abuse), the set wisely offers alternate versions and live renditions to keep things interesting. The first half of disc three alternates never-before-heard concert performances with other, equally inspired live versions. Its second half is dominated by the unintentional swan song Street Survivors. Released only three days before the fateful plane crash, the album saw a re-energized Skynyrd achieving a new level of maturity, power, and purpose. Although most box sets tend to be a bit too much for the casual fan to swallow, this one feels just right. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia, All Music Guide