The archive typically begins with Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M. (1964). Listening to the FLAC files of tracks like "Bleecker Street," one is transported back to the folk clubs of Greenwich Village. The separation between Paul Simon’s guitar picking and Garfunkel’s angelic vocals is startlingly clear. You can hear the fret noise, the intake of breath, and the raw, unpolished ambition of two young men trying to find their voice. The title track, a somber ode to a robber’s dawn, sets a tone of melancholy that would permeate their entire career.