I reviewed this album many years ago (see below), so Amazon won't let write another separate review on the Box Set; therefore, I am putting it right here.  Of all the endless overpriced box sets that have been unleashed on the baby boomers to capitalized on the sketchiest of material, this one is by far the best.  I also own the Band on the Run and Tug of War boxes, and they are OK, but this one is special for a number of reasons.  First, it has the nicest packaging, with a handsome cloth-type cover.  Secondly, it has 5, count 'em, FIVE discs: the original LP (which has the best remastering of all the Archive remasters so far), the bonus songs CD (which really good), the previously unavailable mono mix which was specially prepared for AM radio stations (which sounds monster good!), the videos on DVD, which have a nice charm about them, and last but not least, Thrillington, the odd failure all instrumental LP of Ram, which was recorded just after Ram was released but not itself released until 1977, with no mention of McCartney's involvement.  It sank without a trace, but it is absolutely brilliant, a perfect recast of the album as a lite jazz (but still rockin') recreation.  And the remastering on it is superb.  I have the original 1977 LP, and it blows it away, sound wise.