Followers of the exBeatle discography George Harrison still with good news. While last September the boxset 'The Apple Years 1968-75' was launched, which included George Harrison's first six albums, 'The Dark Horse Years' will soon be reissued in boxset format, which will contain all the albums which Harrison launched with his own record company.
The Dark Horse Years (box-set edition) includes the following works by the ex-beatle: 'Thirty Three & 1/3' (1976), 'George Harrison' (1979), 'Somewhere in England' (1981), 'Gone Troppo' (1982 ), 'Cloud 9' (1987), plus the double live CD 'Live In Japan (in multi-channel hybrid Super Audio CD that can be used in both normal CD players and Super Audio CD devices).
The boxset also includes a DVD with seven promotional videos, a piece on Dark Horse, four performances of 'Live In Japan', excerpts from the film Shanghai surprise which he conducted alongside Madonna and an exclusive archival interview with George Harrison. The Dark Horse Years was first published in February 2004, years after the musician announced his intention to remaster his works, which due to his death in 2001 could never be fully realized and are now released as he wishes.