Did Live Licks get released on vinyl?

Yes and no.
Not official, although there is a beautifull bootleg LP.
But... if you play it, there is after every track a slight pause before the next track begins.



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As GJV said, no.
And if you´re looking to complete your UK collection, let me add (from an older thread on the Live Licks LP subject):


(- Live Licks is not available on LP)
- Rarities (as LP) is only a "Europe" press (assuming EU), not UK press.
- Bigger Bang (as LP) was pressed only in the Netherlands, not a UK press.

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RobberBride
As GJV said, no.
And if you´re looking to complete your UK collection, let me add (from an older thread on the Live Licks LP subject):


(- Live Licks is not available on LP)
- Rarities (as LP) is only a "Europe" press (assuming EU), not UK press.
- Bigger Bang (as LP) was pressed only in the Netherlands, not a UK press.

Yeah, I just presumed that with the collapse of 'hard copy' music the pressings have been centralized when they do occur, for cost savings.

Puzzles me why they released "Some Girls Live in Texas" on vinyl as part of a package...but haven,t chosen to do so with other recent archive releases.

The SG bonus album would have been very nice to have on Vinyl.

The decisions seem very random :^(

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Spud
Puzzles me why they released "Some Girls Live in Texas" on vinyl as part of a package...but haven,t chosen to do so with other recent archive releases.

The SG bonus album would have been very nice to have on Vinyl.

The decisions seem very random :^(

you do realize emoticons have been provided to avoid the hassle for the rest of us to have to look at our screens sideways.

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Spud
Puzzles me why they released "Some Girls Live in Texas" on vinyl as part of a package...but haven,t chosen to do so with other recent archive releases.

The SG bonus album would have been very nice to have on Vinyl.

The decisions seem very random :^(

The only archive release they released this way was Brussels Affair, although it was bleeding expensive...

Some Girls Live In Texas and Live In England 65 were both released on vinyl, but they aren't parts of the archive package.

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Spud
Puzzles me why they released "Some Girls Live in Texas" on vinyl as part of a package...but haven,t chosen to do so with other recent archive releases.

The SG bonus album would have been very nice to have on Vinyl.

The decisions seem very random :^(

you do realize emoticons have been provided to avoid the hassle for the rest of us to have to look at our screens sideways.

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Spud
The decisions seem very random

No sh!t sherlock...

If it's deemed to be a good idea and commercially viable to release one product on vinyl...why not another ? That's all I'm saying

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Spud
Puzzles me why they released "Some Girls Live in Texas" on vinyl as part of a package...but haven,t chosen to do so with other recent archive releases.

The SG bonus album would have been very nice to have on Vinyl.

The decisions seem very random :^(

you do realize emoticons have been provided to avoid the hassle for the rest of us to have to look at our screens sideways.

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They don't always load when I post from work

I suggest you speak to your boss then, maybe he can help you. Or phone the tech dept.

Nah...he's a Zep fan

I just think it's a little strange. A bigger bang, No security, Bridges to Babylon and so on, are all on vinyl. Not Shine a light though, or?

A question - several this times I've seen The Ladies And Gentlmen soundtrack on vinyl. It says Eagle Rock on the back and looks very authentic, but it is a bootleg right ?

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A question - several this times I've seen The Ladies And Gentlmen soundtrack on vinyl. It says Eagle Rock on the back and looks very authentic, but it is a bootleg right ?

I have it and its more “unofficial” than bootleg. It’s the soundtrack from the new DVD release of the film. Dog and Cat put it out on CD which I have as well.
The sound is great and worth the money if you can find it.
The Stones did a better job with the Some Girls: Live in Texas '78 as they added a CD copy in a bonus pack.