I've been wanting to buy the CD everywhere, but can't find it!! Anybody knows where I can buy it?


Or if you ripped it and are kind enough to share those mp3s with me, I also take that!


Thank you !!

This one ?


It seems that it is somewhat hard to find

For the songs, there was once a bootleg entitled the Lost Live Tracks which included the "b-sides" of this and all Flashpoint-related singles.

If this bootleg is still available somewhere, it'd be great to get it.
I cannot provide since I lost it in a HD crash years ago.

[doctorstonesblog.blogspot.com]

But since I have this particular single, here are the b-sides only.
I didn't include JJF since it is on an album and therefore very easy to find.

[www.filedropper.com]

I think only released in The Netherlands for promotion of the Stones at the Max movie. Have my copy signed by Chris Jagger (making it less valuable.....)

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Vocalion
I think only released in The Netherlands for promotion of the Stones at the Max movie. Have my copy signed by Chris Jagger (making it less valuable.....)

One of my copies is also signed by Chris Jagger!

Vilhelm
Nordic Stones Vikings

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Vocalion
I think only released in The Netherlands for promotion of the Stones at the Max movie. Have my copy signed by Chris Jagger (making it less valuable.....)

One of my copies is also signed by Chris Jagger!

Correct, it was released at a Stones Party in Rotterdam (IMAX theater) were he was the guest of honor, he signed almost all 500 copies, making the not signed ones more valuable! I went to this meeting by metro, not knowing Chris would be there. I looked around a bit, and who sat right across me? He looked sooooo much like Mick, that I almost thought it was him! Then I realized Mick does not take the Metro, he rides the bus. So Chris took the tube to the venue. Quite the guest
of honor!!

"he signed almost all 500 copies, making the not signed ones more valuable!"

That is funny

I have two unsigned ones. They're not very hard to find. I've often seen them on ebay.

It´s out on CD and 7".

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Vocalion

Correct, it was released at a Stones Party in Rotterdam (IMAX theater) were he was the guest of honor, he signed almost all 500 copies, making the not signed ones more valuable! I went to this meeting by metro, not knowing Chris would be there. I looked around a bit, and who sat right across me? He looked sooooo much like Mick, that I almost thought it was him! Then I realized Mick does not take the Metro, he rides the bus. So Chris took the tube to the venue. Quite the guest
of honor!!

That was a nice party, besides the JJF single a nice bootleg EP was sold that day with "You can't judge a book..." and hitherto unreleased songs...
Bought a lot of boots that day!

Somehow I ended up with a 'Twin 2 CD set' (their words) with the Maxi CD single and a CD with old Interviews called 'Who Are The Stones?' (Which is a terrible pastiche of some 60s American DeeJay cutting in bits and pieces from the group.)

I, too, am missing it from my collection.

I found my copy just fine - at Tower Records in Chicago.

I thought it was a great find musically until I played it. Tumbling Dice is nice, it's good, I wish it was actually on the album, but Street Fighting Man is horrible. To think that they played it so ball-less like that made me wonder for years. They finally got it back right with the Voodoo tour somewhat.

I have one too. How much is it worth?

I have the 7" vinyl,

Jumpin Jack Flash/Tumbling Dice
Sony 657597 7

I think this one is fairly rare, and not signed by Chris Jagger.

THANKKKK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!

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But since I have this particular single, here are the b-sides only.
I didn't include JJF since it is on an album and therefore very easy to find.

[www.filedropper.com]

The zip file was empty! I've not heard these b-sides yet!

[thepowergoats.com]

You can listen to Tumbling Dice right here:





Can't seem to find SFM from AT THE MAX though.

Thanks skip


[thepowergoats.com]

Yeah! That whole movie is a really good laugh - the video overdubbing is so obvious. The horsing around like that one in Tumbling Dice, the intro for Honky Tonk Woman that Keith amazingly plays without actually appearing to play the guitar, Jagger being 2500 feet off the mic for Ruby Tuesday...yet they left the brilliant actual screw up in IORR!

It might visually be interesting (that includes the overdubs) but I was really pleased with the SOUND, at least in the actual theatre.

by the way, the CD versions of the B-sides are from the same concerts as the IMAX version but they are completely different mixed.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2011-01-02 20:33 by hockenheim95.