Disc 1:

An In-depth Interview with all members of The Rolling Stones on their past, present and future. Longer and much more detailed than 25x5. Also interviewed are the people who played a major part of their history.





Disc 2: 1963-1965


• Come On
• I Wanna Be Your Man
• Around & Around
• Reelin’ & Rockin’
• Not Fade Away
• Little By Little
• It’s All Over Now
• Tell Me
• Everybody Needs Somebody To Love
• I Just Want To make Love To You
• Time Is On My Side
• Congratulations
• You’d Better Move On
• Little Red Rooster
• She Said Yeah
• Oh Carol
• Off The Hook
• Heart Of Stone
• What A Shame
• The Last Time
• Play With Fire
• That’s All Right

Special Features: Stones on Juke Box Jury
Early 1960s Interviews
1964 +1965 NME Poll Winners Party
Guest Interviews: Marianne, Anita, Andrew (etc)
Newsreels
Tami Show (Complete)



Disc 3:1966-1969

• Satisfaction
• Get Off My Cloud
• I’m Free
• As Tears Go By
• 19th Nervous Breakdown
• Paint It Black
• Mother’s Little Helper
• Lady Jane
• Let’s Spend The Night Together
• Have You Seen Your Mother Baby?
• Ruby Tuesday
• We Love You (Promo Film)
• 2000 Light Years From Home (Promo Film)
• Jumpin’ Jack Flash (Promo Film)
• Jumpin’ Jack Flash (Second Promo Film)
• Jumpin’ Jack Flash (NME Poll Winners Party)
• Child Of The Moon (Promo Film)
• Street Fighting Man (Promo Film)
• Honky Tonk Women (Top Of The Pops)
• You Can’t Always Get What You Want (David Frost)
• Gimme Shelter (Ed Sullivan)



Special Features: Hyde Park Content
Rock and Roll Circus Content
Complete Albert Hall Concert 1966
Guest Interviews: Marianne, Anita, Andrew (etc)
Newsreels
Mid-Late 1960s Interviews
1967 Redlands Drug Bust Documentary
One Plus One






Disc 4: 1970-1979

• Brown Sugar (Top Of The Pops)
• Bitch (Live)
• Wild Horses
• Tumbling Dice
• Happy
• Angie
• Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)
• Dancing With Mr D
• It’s Only Rock And Roll
• Ain’t Too Proud To Beg
• Fool To Cry
• Crazy Mama
• Hot Stuff
• Miss You
• Far Away Eyes
• Beast Of Burden
• When The Whip Comes Down
• Respectable
• Shattered


Special Features: Newsreel Footage and 1970s Interviews
Mick and Bianca’s Wedding
Interviews: Bianca Jagger, Andy Warhol,Peter Tosh
Mick Taylor – What Happened Next Documentary
Studio Out-takes
SNL 1978 Footage
Toronto Drug Bust Documentary
El Mocambo Complete Show
1972 Tour Rehearsals
New Barbarians Documenatry
Complete Concerts (1971, 1972, 1973, 1975, 1976, 1978)






Disc 5: 1980-1989

• Emotional Rescue
• She’s So Cold
• Start Me Up
• Waiting On A Friend
• Little T & A
• Hangfire
• Neighbours
• Going To A Go-Go
• Undercover Of The Night
• She Was Hot
• Too Much Blood
• Harlem Shuffle
• One Hit To The Body
• Mixed Emotions
• Rock And A Hard Place
• Sad Sad Sad


Special Features: 1981 Tour Documentary
1981 Complete Show
Rolling Stones & Muddy Waters Club Show
Live Aid Stones
Ian Stewart Remembered
1989 Tour Documentary
1989 Complete Show
1989 Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame Induction
News Reels and Press Conferences
1980s Stones Interviews
Interviews – Critics, Musicians, Friends & Family
Branching Out – Stones Solo Documentary





Disc 6: 1990-1999

• Almost Hear You Sigh
• Terrifying
• Highwire
• Sexdrive
• Love Is Strong
• You Got Me Rocking
• Out Of Tears
• I Go Wild
• Like A Rolling Stones
• Anybody Seen My Baby
• Saint Of Me
• Out Of Control


Special Features: Urban Jungle Tour Documentary
Urban Jungle Complete Show
Bill Wyman Documentary
1990s Newsreels & Press Conferences
1990s Stones Interviews
Voodoo Lounge Tour Documentary
Voodoo Lounge Complete Show
Stripped Complete Show
Bridges To Babylon Tour Documentary
Bridges To Babylon Complete Show
No Security – Complete Show






Disc 7: 2000-2009

• Don’t Stop
• Sympathy For The Devil (Remix)
• Streets Of Love
• Rough Justice
• Oh No Not You Again
• Biggest Mistake


Special Features: Newsreels and Press conferences
Licks Tour Documentary
Licks Complete Shows (Club, Arena,
Julliard 2005 Performance
Superbowl Performance
Bigger Bang Tour Documentary
Bigger Bang Complete Shows
Mick Jagger In Film Documentary
Stones Interviews 2000s
Shine A Light Concert



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sounds like a project for those good folks at Purple Chick

I think you really gotta learn more about how much can be fitted onto a single DVD or BluRay. There's way too much on every disc, but then again: What's wrong with bumping it up a few discs.

JumpingKentFlash



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While I'm aware I don't have the technichal know how on how much information can fit on DVD discs I think this would be a really worthwhile project for the band. There is so many videos, interviews, television performances, etc just floating around out there being watched by people on the net (youtube etc) why not have it all together in perfect quality and get paid. Also let's face it they are in their Autumn years and this would be great product to have ready to go for when they aren't producing new music/touring anymore. A perfect full stop when the day comes if you will. I for one would be pleased to participate in the production

I wonder why the Stones haven't done a box set? They don't even have to be involved. Just hand the reins to someone else? Most other big bands have by now and are very successful ie: Zepplin

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ablett
I wonder why the Stones haven't done a box set? They don't even have to be involved. Just hand the reins to someone else? Most other big bands have by now and are very successful ie: Zepplin

I think a difference is that one of the band members, i.e Jimmy Page seems to have been very involved in the whole compiling and archiving of Led Zep material...therein lies the difference.
Or at least that's what you are led (aplogizes for the pun)to believe.
Mind you a recent biographer of the band said that all Page does with his time these days is watch football on the TV.
At least Mick has got a life.
Keith? Oh, heck, I could get into trouble here.

Keith's lady looks so good that he hasn't got the time... Same about Ronnie. :-)
Actually the best option would be Bill, unfortunately now it's impossible.

I don't need that big boxset... I'd like to buy only 68-72 COMPLETE WORKS:
- studio stuff
- outtakes/alttakes
- live stuff
- video stuff
- interviews, press, etc

about 7 CDs, 3 DVDs (@#$%&!), 200-page booklet.

dream on...

Why couldn't Bill be involved. He's not a current band member but does that really matter?

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ablett
Why couldn't Bill be involved. He's not a current band member but does that really matter?

apparently it does to the current band members, who erased him from the Rarities cover photo.

does 40 Licks not count as a box set? Mine came in a box.

what is "complete" about this proposed set?

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ablett
Why couldn't Bill be involved. He's not a current band member but does that really matter?

apparently it does to the current band members, who erased him from the Rarities cover photo.

does 40 Licks not count as a box set? Mine came in a box.

what is "complete" about this proposed set?

They RIGHTFULLY took him away from that cover I might add.
My 40 Lix weren't in a box btw. Only 40 Lix box I've seen is the LP sized CD one.

JumpingKentFlash

In theory, Bill, Alan Dunn, Michael Cohl, Mandy Smith.... any one or all. Who said Andrew Oldham?
The Beatles (Anthology) had Neil Aspinall, he wasn't a technician but was pretty devoted to the fab4. And of course, George Martin gave a hand.
Dylans anthologises are the work of his management team, he just nods his approval
Neil Young? not sure, seems to be hands on
The Who -Townsend seems to be pretty involved

The issues that come to mind seem to be trust/ delegation/effort/interest/time.
Can't see any legal issues for any post 71 material (copyrights are frequently a sticky problem)

Bill is far too busy, has better things to do with his time.

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JumpingKentFlash
They RIGHTFULLY took him away from that cover I might add.

yeah, because bill was in every picture ever taken of the Stones while he was in the group, so it was impossible to find a good one for the cover that without editing had just the 4 current Stones--who, let me add, are the best line-up the band has ever had and created the all-time classic Voodoo Lounge. Right.

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JumpingKentFlash
They RIGHTFULLY took him away from that cover I might add.

surely you're kidding, mate.

Removing Bill from Rarities was probably even sanctioned by the Glimmer Twins! I doubt they even know it was released.....

Is there a link to see that picture WITH Bill in it? I thought it was here one time.

Nobody has a link to the original picture? I've searched - I can't find one. Come on people! Hook it up!

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skipstone
Is there a link to see that picture WITH Bill in it? I thought it was here one time.

Here you go:


Oddly enough, they used this picture in the booklet for "40 Licks" too.


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"



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From an artistic point of view it makes perfect sense to remove Bill from the picture. I don't think any legal reasons or resentment towards Bill was involved in that decision. Shame about the inacurate liner notes, but then again that could also have to with Bill's absence.

I still find it inexcusable, and a strange kind of revisionism to wipe out Bill Wyman from that picture. If you have to have a picture with the current line-up, then use one from post 1993. My two cents.

i find it quite disturbing the way the stones dismiss brian jones, mick taylor and bill wyman.

they might not be part of the stones now, but why should thier contribution be ignored.

if the stones release thier next back catologue, couldnt we also erase jagger, woods and watts unless they are doing a current project.

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barbabang
I still find it inexcusable, and a strange kind of revisionism to wipe out Bill Wyman from that picture. If you have to have a picture with the current line-up, then use one from post 1993. My two cents.

I agree.

[thepowergoats.com]

"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

The Stones on Juke Box Jury doesn't exist any more, it was wiped by the BBC.

Don't the Stones have a full-time archivist (James Karbach?).

If there's an archive box coming out it'll be his job, like what Jeff Rosen is to Dylan's works...

Wow. That is odd. And why THAT picture? That's what's also funny about it. Surely they could have used a better picture.

dream on

What, about a better picture?

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Britney
From an artistic point of view it makes perfect sense to remove Bill from the picture.

I don't understand. Could you expand on this?

If they boot Ronnie and put out another gomper of a collection like Rarities are they gonna remove Ronnie as well? Would that make artistic sense?