not talking about b-sides, Japanese bonus tracks or shortened promo 7"...

Anything missing?

Tell Me I [2´52] totally different take on the first UK LP (1a and 2a matrix on side 2)
Brown Sugar III [3´46] totally different mix on the first issues of Hot Rocks US LP (first edition, with 18/11/71 Shelley matrix on side 4)
Wild Horses IV [5´41] totally different mix on the first issues of Hot Rocks US LP (first edition, with 18/11/71 Shelley matrix on side 4)
Tell Me Baby, How Many Times [1´54] on the official German 4LP Box "Rest Of The Best"
Tell Me III [4´06] long version, not faded early- on some first generation CDs only
Before They Make Me Run IV [3´16], different US 7" promo mix
Street Fighting Man different take on some 7" (G, IT)
Time Waits For No One on the LP Time Waits For No One a few seconds longer
Honest I Do recorded on the Stripped sessions, on Hope Floats soundtrack
Gimme Shelter (live 1989) food benefit 7" single (backside with Gimme Shelter (by New Model Army+Tom Jones
Dance instrumental 4:40 released on If I Was a Dancer (1981, 12” promo).
Out Of Control [Don Was live Remix] (1998 US promo CD)
Exile On Main St. Blues on the NME flexi disc
Miss You I different US 8-track mix
Beast Of Burden I different US 8-track mix
Shattered I different US 8-track mix



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Slave on the CD is longer than the LP

Almost the entire Metamorphosis...

@#$%& Blues on the official German 4LP Box "Rest Of The Best"

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DandelionPowderman
Almost the entire Metamorphosis...

rare?

At the time, they were rare.

The longer version of Slave is hardly rare anymore, after the Virgin release - or is this a different version, the instrumental?

Don't know if it's rare but the Jump Back and Forty Licks versions of Miss You are the UK single mix/edit.

I don't think the "Brown Sugar" and "Wild Horses" alternate mixes can be described as "totally different." The basic idea is still the same. Almost by definition, one mix of the same track can hardly be totally different from another, and these aren't radical re-mixes.

don't forget that the UK LP version of Wanna Hold You had an extra verse than on the US version (not sure about the cds though)

Also on cassette

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I don't think the "Brown Sugar" and "Wild Horses" alternate mixes can be described as "totally different." The basic idea is still the same.

You should listen to them.

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DandelionPowderman
At the time, they were rare.

The longer version of Slave is hardly rare anymore, after the Virgin release - or is this a different version, the instrumental?

The Virgin Collector´s Edition of Tattoo You is long out of print. So I consider
it as rare.

Collector´s Edition? It was a normal Virgin re-release. Out of print, huh? Yeah, that´s how it goes with great albums

Is Metamorphosis re-released?

Stereo versions of Play With Fire, Satisfaction, Cloud and Mothers Little Helper on European Hot Rocks CD's from 1985. MLH is stereo on the 2002 remasters but this version is different.

wasnt there an extended or different version of Beast of Burden on the 8-trk release of Some Girls?

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DandelionPowderman
Collector´s Edition? It was a normal Virgin re-release. Out of print, huh? Yeah, that´s how it goes with great albums
Is Metamorphosis re-released?

You are right, the longer versions from the Collector´s Editions
of TY and IORR are on the normal Virgin and Universal CDs, too.

STREET FIGHTING MAN on the official italian single is an early take.

TELL ME on the US single

is a 2,35 version (or 2,46.. don't remember) anyway different from the 2,52 and 3,48 of the UK Lp and from the 4,06 of the German London CD.



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The longer version of Time Waits For No One (just a few seconds) on the european sampler TWFNO (1979) with no fade out.

A version of Honest I Do recorded on the Stripped sessions can be found on a movie soundtrack:

Hope Floats

Issued by Capitol Records in 1998
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The longer version of Time Waits For No One (just a few seconds) on the european sampler TWFNO (1979) with no fade out.

Thanks, just checked it.

This '4.06' version of 'Tell Me (You're Coming Back)' - is this the version on the original Decca 'Rolling Stones' LP? I have the '84 CD and although it's longer than the U.S. single mix, it clocks in at 3.52 seconds and fades out at around 3.48 seconds - is this the 'longer' version?

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straycat58
STREET FIGHTING MAN on the official italian single is an early take.

Not quite. It's an alternate mix with different vocals. It's on the remastered Singles Collection from 2002, so it isn't rare anymore.

"Gimme Shelter" live 89, released on a cassette in benefit of.....can't remember what it was in benefit for. Not released on CD/LP.

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Erik_Snow
"Gimme Shelter" live 89, released on a cassette in benefit of.....can't remember what it was in benefit for. Not released on CD/LP.

not remembering these kinda things is usually reserved for us old-timers, erik. you're off to a very early start. congrats.

thanks, Tod - details like that fade away once one reach a certain age, I've noticed

you are missing A LOT!

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chenry9195
you are missing A LOT!

Inform him of whats missing then. Seems like this is the whole point of the thread.

I've always wondered about the album "The Rolling Stones - In Concert: Incl. 22 live tracks" Where are those tracks from - and who released it?

And how many songs are on the album (vinyl): "Songs from the Rolling Stones Movie Gimmie Shelter" and who released it?

Those albums are presented on the inner sleaves of the original 60s albums, as well as on Metamorphosis, so I reckon it's Decca?

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DandelionPowderman
I've always wondered about the album "The Rolling Stones - In Concert: Incl. 22 live tracks" Where are those tracks from - and who released it?

"In Concert" is a repackage of Get Yer Ya Yas Out and Got LIVE If You Want It.
This it's a Japanese only release.