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box set
noun
a boxlike stage set consisting of flats that form the back wall, side walls, and often the ceiling, painted to represent the interior of a room.
Word History and Origins
Origin of box set1
Example Sentences
The reunion was also accompanied by the release of The Smile Sessions - a five-CD box set that featured a comprehensive collection of recordings and outtakes from the fabled "lost" album, finally giving fans the chance to imagine the record as it could have been.
“The delirium peaked during Sly & the Family Stone’s set,” journalist Ellen Sander wrote in the liner notes of the 2019 box set “Woodstock — Back to the Garden: The Definitive 50th Anniversary Archive.”
It’s part of another busy period for his band, with a remastered box set of 1996’s “Load” album coming in June.
No matter how many “Closet Picks” you know by heart, no matter how convinced you are that you wouldn’t let the collection’s sheer scope inundate you, it’s a humbling experience to be around so many stellar titles: Do you go for a Bruce Lee box set?
On Thursday, a handful of classics from the height of his fame are being repackaged by Rhino Records into a massive box set befitting one of the most influential comics to ever hold a microphone.
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