Sentence examples for archival compilation from inspiring English sources

The track eventually surfaced on the band's 1987 archival compilation album, Never Before, and was later added to The Notorious Byrd Brothers as a bonus track on the 1997 Columbia/Legacy reissue.

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Was this some archival album, a compilation of some world music act I'd never heard of before?

The compilation of archival footage feels archival, framed as if in an hour-long flashback, done chronologically, with only a few casual interviews (including with Cooke's guardian at the time, Debbie Bortner, and the basketball-tournament director Sonny Vaccaro) to apostrophize on the events.

In the last couple of years, there has been a fresh wave of archival African Pop compilations, and a new generation of rock bands – like Vampire Weekend, Yeasayer and Fool's Gold – drinking from that same, deep well.

It was commissioned as an explicit work of commemoration, a compilation of archival footage, but Resnais also shot original footage of the sites of the concentration camps, a decade after their liberation.

"Born to Royalty" is an entertaining but light compilation of archival images of the royal family, going back to Queen Victoria, with an ostensible story arc about changing royal parental styles, from the strict upbringing of the stuttering King George VI to Prince William's more casual, affectionate broken home.

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BLOCKADE This compilation of deeply affecting archival footage from the siege of Leningrad, collected and assembled by Sergei Loznitsa, leaves a strange aftertaste.

Billboards reviewer rated it a "Vital Reissue" (signifying a re-release or compilation that merits "special artistic, archival, and commercial interest") and described the album as, variously, an "often enchanting sequence of 19 harmonious themes and tone poems" and an "intriguing treat from the reflective former Fab".

One of my favorites, the aptly-titled Music According to Tom Jobim (NYFF 2011), is a simple, ingenuous compilation of live clips of countless Jobim-penned songs, sung by countless artists, arriving at a transcendent archival effect by simply letting the music do all the talking.