As a young Stones fan I have only really been able to experience the thrill of a new release on a few occasions. So I came up with an experiment that I began late last year. I listed every offical Stones' CD release (as well as solo) and I am listening to them in order of release (see my next post) and not listening to anything ahead. I get one new Stones album each week. I just want to make sure that my list is accurate. I will post it next and if anyone could help me with albums I forgot, albums that are out of order, etc. it would be much appreciated.

josh.

10.24.06 England’s Newest Hitmakers (1964)
10.31.06 12 X 5 (1964)
11.07.06 The Rolling Stone’s, Now! (1965)
11.14.06 Out Of Our Heads (US) / Out of Our Heads (UK) (1965)
11.21.06 December’s Children (And Everybody’s) (1965)
11.28.06 Big Hits (High Tides and Green Grass) (1966)
12.05.06 Aftermath (US) / Aftermath (UK) (1966)
12.12.06 Got Live If You Want It (1966)
12.19.06 Between The Buttons (US) / Between The Buttons (UK) (1967)
12.26.06 Flowers (1967)
01.02.07 Their Satanic Majesties Request (1967)
01.09.07 Beggar’s Banquet (1968)
01.16.07 Through the Past, Darkly (Big Hits Vol. 2) (1969)
01.23.07 Let It Bleed (1969) / That's the Way God Planned It (1969)
01.30.07 Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! (1970) / Performance / Ned Kelly
02.06.07 Sticky Fingers (1971)
02.13.07 Brian Jones Presents: The Pipes of Pan at Jajouka (1971)
02.20.07 Hot Rocks 1964-1971 (1971)
02.27.07 Jamming with Edward (1972)
03.06.07 Exile On Main Street (1972)
03.13.07 More Hot Rocks (Big Hits & Fazed Cookies) (1972)
03.20.07 Goats Head Soup (1973)
03.27.07 Monkey Grip (1974)
04.03.07 It's Only Rock 'n Roll (10/1974)
04.10.07 I've Got My Own Album To Do (1974)
04.17.07 Metamorphosis (1975)
04.24.07 Made In The Shade (1975)
05.01.07 Now Look (1975)
05.08.07 Stone Alone (1976)
05.15.07 Black And Blue (1976)
05.22.07 Mahoney's Last Stand (1976)
05.29.07 Love You Live (1977)
06.05.07 Some Girls (1978) / Bush Doctor (1978)
06.12.07 Gimme Some Neck (1979)
06.19.07 Mick Taylor (1979) / Troublemaker (1979) / Shine Eye Gal (Single)
06.26.07 Emotional Rescue (1980)
07.03.07 Sucking in the Seventies (1981)
07.10.07 Tattoo You (1981)
07.17.07 1234 (1981)
07.24.07 Bill Wyman (1982)
07.31.07 Still Life (American Concert 1981) (1982)
08.07.07 Undercover (1983)
08.14.07 Rewind (1984)
08.21.07 She’s The Boss (1985)
08.28.07 Willie & The Poor Boys (1985) / Rain Dogs (1985)
09.04.07 Dirty Work (1986) / Ruthless People (1986) / JJF (Aretha)
09.11.07 Primitive Cool (1987) / Uptown (1987)
09.18.07 Dirty Strangers (1987) / Hail! Hail! Rock 'N' Roll (1987)
09.25.07 Talk Is Cheap (1988) / Wish (1988) / Conscious Party (1988)
10.02.07 Singles Collection: The London Years (1989)
10.09.07 Steel Wheels (1989)
10.16.07 From One Charlie (02/1991)
10.23.07 Flashpoint (04/1991) / Johnnie B Bad (1991) / Mr Lucky (09/1991)
10.30.07 Live at the Hollywood Palladium, December 15, 1988 (12/1991)
11.06.07 Tribute to Charlie Parker with Strings (08/1992)
11.13.07 Slide On This (09/1992) / Weird Nightmare (09/1992) / Bone Machine (09/1992)
11.20.07 Main Offender (10/1992)
11.27.07 Stuff (10/1992)
12.04.07 Wandering Spirit (1993) / Unplugged & Seated (05/1993)
12.11.07 Jump Back: The Best of The Rolling Stones (1993)
12.18.07 Warm and Tender (1993)
12.25.07 Slide On Live: Plugged In And Standing (1993)
01.01.08 Voodoo Lounge (1994) / Bradley Barn Sessions (1994) / Faithfull: A Collection / Resurrection
01.08.08 Rock and Roll Circus (1995) / The Long Black Veil (01/1995) / Thanks (02/1995)
01.15.08 Stripped (1995)
01.22.08 Long Ago & Far Away (1996) / Man Amongst Men (05/1996)
01.29.08 Bridges To Babylon (1997) / Bent Soundtrack (1997)
02.05.08 Wingless Angels (1997) / All the King's Men (08/1997) / Deuces Wild (11/1997)
02.12.08 No Security (1998) / Hope Floats (1998) / Blues Blues Blues (1999) / Live From Central Park (1999)
02.19.08 Charlie Watts/Jim Keltner Project (2000)
02.26.08 Live and Eclectic (2000) / Last of the Rock Stars / About Them Shoes
03.04.08 Pay, Pack & Follow (04/2001)
03.11.08 Goddess In The Doorway (2001) / Concert For New York City (2001) / Timeless
03.18.08 Not For Beginners (2002)
03.25.08 Forty Licks (2002) / Sleepless (2002) / Stars & Guitars (11/2002)
04.01.08 Always Wanted More (2003) / Artist’s Choice (2003)
04.08.08 Alfie (2004) / True Love (04/2004)
04.15.08 Live Licks (2004) / Outlaws & Angels (09/2004)
04.22.08 Watts at Scotts (2004)
04.29.08 A Bigger Bang (2005) / Tim Ries's Rolling Stones Project (2005)
05.06.08 Rarities 1971-2003 (2005) / American Made World Played (08/2005)
05.13.08 Ronnie Wood Anthology: The Essential Crossexion (2006)
05.20.08 Buried Alive: Live in Maryland (2006) / Last Man Standing (2006)
05.27.08 Stone Alone Anthology (2006)
(as of 2/22/07; v2.1)



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>> Pay, Pack & Follow (2002) <<

this one came out in 2001, didn't it?
good project! enjoy it

Hey, you lost Wyman after his third album ... I like your list a lot. Did you buy all this albums...??Nah it's from the net right...

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lol, I complied this list myself and I currently own over 80% of the albums on it.

josh.

Hey Josh keep hard at work man....
There's a lotta lotta boots to listen to yet ... keep hard on it...



ROCKMAN

My goal is to one day have every single availuable stones Boot there is.... nah thats impossible

Excuse me, what is Pay, Pack & Follow? (2002) you mentioned in your second post?

Wesley

Hey, great idea.
I'm also a young fan and only experienced two releases "live": 40Licks and A Bigger Bang. During the time of Bridges To Babylon and No Security, I was no Stones fan yet.

I think that is a very good idea/experiment. respect.
I am a veteran Stoner but still do things like that. Matter of fact I just now have committed myself to re-purchasing their entire catalogue in best audio I can find/afford. So I want to also listen to it all coming in one at a time. Just started yesterday with "Hitmakers". Keep me up to date Josh.
At the moment I am filled up listening to Lucinda's new one.

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

don't forget uk 1st (1964) & no 2 (uk)

I like this Idea so much that I will go and buy Ray Charles debut-album today. It will be as new for me, and next week I pick up his second and so on...what a lovely year this 2007 will be...

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>> what is Pay, Pack & Follow? <<

a John Phillips album that the Glimmer Twins co-produced;
they're both on it, along with Ronnie and Mick T and possibly Charlie as well.
it was made in 76/77 and released in 2001. it's got some nice stuff on it ...
here's a link: [www.amazon.com]

Thank you!
W

I updated the list with more wyman solo, wood solo, and the dirty strangers.

josh.

Pay Pack and Follow really did come out in 2001, not 2002.
and of course Ronnie's on a bunch of albums with certain other bands prior to his first solo release -
several of those are quite good! maybe especially deserving of mention is his first band's stuff,
which has come out on a compilation called The Collectors' Guide to Rare British Birds
(the recordings are from 1964-66; it was released in 1999; and it's hot!)

but meanwhile: what's your criterion for including something - i mean: is one Stone on one track enough,
or does it have to be at least X number of tracks?

some others you might want (the dates i have are when the Stone involved recorded their parts,
not when they were released, so you'll need to adjust them to suit your purposes):

Peter Tosh's Bush Doctor (1978)
Ian MacLagan's Here Comes Trouble (originally released as Troublemaker, 1979)
Tom Waits's Rain Dogs (1985)
the Hail Hail Rock & Roll soundtrack (1986)
Weird Nightmare (the Mingus tribute - 1990)
Johnnie Johnson's Johnnie B Bad (1991)
George Jones's Bradley Barn Sessions (1994)
the Chieftains' Long Black Veil (1995)
Scotty Moore's All the King's Men (1996)
Jimmy Rogers's Blues Blues Blues (1997)
BB King's Deuces Wild (1997)
Sheryl Crow Live from Central Park (1999)
Ronnie Spector's Last of the Rock Stars (2000)
Hubert Sumlin's About Them Shoes (2000)
Peter Wolf's Sleepless (2001)
The Concert for New York City (2001)
Tim Ries's Rolling Stones Project (2002)
Willie Nelson's Stars & Guitars (2002)
Jerry Lee Lewis's Last Man Standing (2002)
Toots & the Maytalls' True Love (2003)
Willie Nelson's Outlaws & Angels (2004)

there's more, of course, but those are all pretty outstanding in various ways,
and they're all available, currently in print, etc.
(do you also want to get into ones that have gone out of print?)



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If I were doing what your doing (Which Im not) but, If i was I would move R&R circus up on the list to right after beggars banquet because thats when It was, even though it was released in 96.

well but i think what Josh2131 is aiming at is "reconstructing" the experience
of hearing them as they became available, as fans did at the time.
i pretty regularly go through the whole catalogue (and/or my bootlegs) in chronological order
and it's always a real enlightening experience. but his idea of spending a week on each one
is a really nice touch - sort of a "time-lapse" version of experiencing the releases as they appeared.

thats fair enough.

I have one more suggestion though:

to play the singles when they came out. for example, playing JJF/child of the moon after satanic. M.

and then play JFF again later when you play Hot rocks.

Impressive list , some I haven't heard . And I'm Ancient !!

I'm only 24! I have R&R Circus later because only those at the show heard it when it was done since it was not released or shown on TV. For the ABKCO singles collection I am listening to them by release date and not album.

My general rule is that Stones albums, solo albums, and albums heavily featuring stones members (e.g. pay, pack, and follow) get there own week. Albums with only single track contributions (eg. performance) will be done with the album nearest there release date.

with sssoul, I will be adding all the albums on your list. In addition to the above hueristic, I am doing only official releases and only those that I can find a CD copy of.

thanks everyone for the input so far!

josh.

np: "strange apparition" - beck

cool - thanks for the elucidation of your principles. in that case you'll also want these -
some of them are out of print, but they're all official releases and still findable on CD:

Billy Preston's That's the Way God Planned It (1969)
Alexis Korner's Musically Rich & Famous (1974/75)
the Neville Brothers' Uptown (1986 - they also have a CD called Uptown Rising, but it's Uptown you want)
Feargal Sharkey's Wish (1987)
Ziggy Marley's Conscious Party (1988)
Tom Waits's Bone Machine (1991)
John Lee Hooker's Mr Lucky (1991)
Ivan Neville's Thanks (1991)
Marianne Faithfull: A Collection (1993)
Bobby Womack's Resurrection (1993)
Bo Diddley's Man Amongst Men (1995)
Timeless (Hank Williams tribute album - 2001)
Les Paul's American Made World Played (2004)

you can also find Black Uhuru's Shine Eye Gal (1979) on CD compilations,
and i bet Aretha Franklin's JJF (1986) is around on compilations too.

as before, the dates i'm giving are the dates when the Stone involved recorded their parts,
which is in some cases pretty different from the release date (for example Ronnie Spector's album
came out in 2006 and Hubert Sumlin's in 2005) so you'll need to adjust them for your purposes.



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Does anyone else think that this guy could be obsessive enough to become a serial killer? I mean, it could be viewed as obsessive to buy everything that the stones erver did or ever were involved with - but it is *OBSESSIVE* to do it according to a strict method and timetable.

What happens if the CD you want to listen to is out of stock that week. Do you then have to go out and take out your frustration on small animals? How long until this turns into a craving to cut up humans and make stones toungue logos out of their cut off faces?

I knew it..I knew it.....I'm a serial killer....



ROCKMAN

... actually sjs 12, it's you who's sounding a bit dee-ranged there.
put on Between the Buttons and take it eeeeeasy

Interesting thing, but, but... Poor Josh...
Whatcha about to do is reconstructin' a couple of hundred years
of pretty intense musical activity and its listening...
Acutally I tried something similar within a couple of year,
but I have exluded the main part of Woody's solo work
and also large portions of Jagger's & Wymans ditto.

At the moment I'm stuck in Bootlegdome.

where do people get bootlegs from anyway i havent got any of the stones.

can anyone suggest the best place to go to in the uk(scotland to be precise)

Do you think you have enough self-discipline to wait 15 months before sampling the delights of the new Wyman compilation?

Personally, I think you may have already killed yourself by the end of November '07 as a result of an overkill of 'Stuff'

wee bobby lennox Wrote:
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> where do people get bootlegs from anyway i havent
> got any of the stones.

At Trade side, (try 1sy "Forum List"), just 'round the corner.

>
> can anyone suggest the best place to go to in the
> uk(scotland to be precise)

Avent been there; but Aberdeen, Inverness
& the Hebrides could be a starter?

Hey.

You're forgetting the "Hope Floats" soundtrack from 1998, which included the acoustic re-make of "Honest I Do".

Forget about "The Rolling Stones" & "No. 2", as they not nessecary anymore (all the tracks are avaliable elsewhere) and theyare also deleted from the catalouge now...