Young's manager Elliot Roberts originally said in 2009 that "Volume II" would span the period of 1972 through 1982, and would be released "two or three years" after "Volume I". In October 2009, Young told "Guitar World" that a disc called "Time Fades Away II" would be included in the second volume, noting: "It's interesting because ["Time Fades Away II"] has a different drummer than what was on that album. Kenny Buttrey was in there for the first half, and Johnny Barbata came in for the second. It's a completely different thing, with completely different songs" ("Time Fades Away II" would eventually evolve into the Performance Series release "Tuscaloosa"). Young had also said that "four unreleased albums from this period are being rebuilt ... "Chrome Dreams", "Homegrown" and "Oceanside-Countryside" are the three unreleased studio albums. Also from this period is the unreleased "Odeon Budokan" live recording produced by David Briggs and Tim Mulligan".