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I alwas thought that the Keith version of MAWGJ was used for the No Security intro:
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2012-07-24 14:45 by Stoneswolf.
#48 November 1997
BH: I heard that you weren't too enarmoured of the Dust Brothers' approach to recording, but Might As Well Get Juiced really Cooks
Keith: Yeah, but I got a monster version of Juiced that really cooks like a mother, maaaaaaaan. It's still an interesting trip, if you dunno you got another in the can that burn the @#$%& outta that one! y'dig? Actually, I had very little to do with them. I'm like, "Whaddya want me to do?" And they're like, "Oh, just do what you always do." I'm thinking, That's producing?!?
It is just an extended version of the album track, recorded in the studio. The first part of the song is pretty much the same version as the album version (apart from some small "extensions" like the additional verse with the telephone). However when the album version fades out, this one continues for some more minutes. So, as I said, it's an extended album version.
Thats the one Im looking for too. Nice thread.
THE ROLLING STONES - UNDERCOVER OUTTAKES VOL.II RR012
Early 9.00min version - November/December 1982
Laid In The Shade - Volume 2 - Porkys
Radio DJ intro version 1983 - 7.00 min
ROCKMAN
Thanx for the overview........... ;-)
Prefer the original version
Er, because there's lots of mistakes on the ending? It is just standard Stones studio recording strategy they had from 77 to 84: let's record 10 minutes of a song, and then let Chris Kimsey edit it back to a 3.30 track, an extended 4.50 track, and a 12 inch remix track.
The part after the fade out is nice for us fans, but it is clear why the have omitted it: Watts makes several mistakes, including a full stop, Wyman makes a mistake, and the guitars miss direction. Not too mention Chuck Leavell overplays on the ending. A version without the DJ intro circulates among collectors.
Mathijs
Only time in history of rock that Chuck plays a great piano. Perfect. A bit too American (for the Stones) - a bit too close to Bruce. I love it.
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Re: She Was Hot - extended version
Posted by:
flacnvinyl
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Date: July 23, 2012 17:13
I am sure you are right. I've only heard fleeting mentions of it. It has been mainly described to me as kindof an acoustic version but I take that to mean the track pre-DJ'ing. Juice and Lowdown are by far my favorite tracks on that album..
Re: She Was Hot - extended version
Posted by:
StonesTod
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Date: July 23, 2012 17:30
juice is the saving grace of an otherwise lackluster record. too many latter-era stones albums lack enough luster, dammit.
Re: She Was Hot - extended version
Posted by:
Stoneswolf
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Date: July 23, 2012 18:16
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[...] the original version of Might As Well Get Juiced...
Would you please enlarge on this?
it's not a different version...but a different mix that keef apparently preferred...talked about it at the time of the album's release. there's the long, long version that circulates widely (10 minutes or so, i recall)...but i don't think that's what drake is talking about...
I'm referring to the holy grain Keith version which I have heard rumors of.. The 10 minute version is the remix right?
I alwas thought that the Keith version of MAWGJ was used for the No Security intro:
[youtu.be]
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2012-07-24 14:45 by Stoneswolf.
Re: She Was Hot - extended version
Posted by:
CousinC
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Date: July 24, 2012 13:52
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[...] the original version of Might As Well Get Juiced...
Would you please enlarge on this?
it's not a different version...but a different mix that keef apparently preferred...talked about it at the time of the album's release. there's the long, long version that circulates widely (10 minutes or so, i recall)...but i don't think that's what drake is talking about...
I'm referring to the holy grain Keith version which I have heard rumors of.. The 10 minute version is the remix right?
I alwas thought that the Keith version of MAWGJ was used for the No Security intro:
[youtu.be]
I don't think so.This one was produced for the tour-opening and doesn't sound like what Keith talked of.
Re: She Was Hot - extended version
Posted by:
StonesTod
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Date: July 24, 2012 14:01
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[...] the original version of Might As Well Get Juiced...
Would you please enlarge on this?
it's not a different version...but a different mix that keef apparently preferred...talked about it at the time of the album's release. there's the long, long version that circulates widely (10 minutes or so, i recall)...but i don't think that's what drake is talking about...
I'm referring to the holy grain Keith version which I have heard rumors of.. The 10 minute version is the remix right?
I alwas thought that the Keith version of MAWGJ was used for the No Security intro:
[youtu.be]
I don't think so.This one was produced for the tour-opening and doesn't sound like what Keith talked of.
correct
Re: She Was Hot - extended version
Posted by:
rooster
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Date: July 27, 2012 00:59
its the version where you actually hear the dj talkin at the startQuote
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flacnvinyl
[...] the original version of Might As Well Get Juiced...
Would you please enlarge on this?
it's not a different version...but a different mix that keef apparently preferred...talked about it at the time of the album's release. there's the long, long version that circulates widely (10 minutes or so, i recall)...but i don't think that's what drake is talking about...
Re: She Was Hot - extended version
Posted by:
rooster
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Date: July 27, 2012 01:02
somebody please put in on you tube??!! its worth it....bye
Re: She Was Hot - extended version
Posted by:
nick
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Date: July 27, 2012 06:49
It was also played on WNEW in NY. I heard it twice in 1 day and the next morning the DJ said Stones lawyers do not want it played.
If you indulge me for a minute, this was also a time Mick was in NY promoting Undercover and did a Friday Night Videos interview in which She Was Hot and other EDITED Undercover videos were aired. This may be the track used for overdubs and/or edits.
If you indulge me for a minute, this was also a time Mick was in NY promoting Undercover and did a Friday Night Videos interview in which She Was Hot and other EDITED Undercover videos were aired. This may be the track used for overdubs and/or edits.
Re: She Was Hot - extended version
Posted by:
WeLoveToPlayTheBlues
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Date: July 28, 2012 17:06
Anyone reccommend what to get for Windows to open the files for She Was Hot and UOTN? There's some reigstry scanner but I already have one. Is it different? This kind of thing I don't understand.
Re: She Was Hot - extended version
Posted by:
Virgin Priest
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Date: July 28, 2012 19:27
What a lovely discussion!
But who answered my initial question?
Priest
But who answered my initial question?
Priest
Re: She Was Hot - extended version
Posted by:
KRiffhard
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Date: July 29, 2012 00:51
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[...] the original version of Might As Well Get Juiced...
Would you please enlarge on this?
it's not a different version...but a different mix that keef apparently preferred...talked about it at the time of the album's release. there's the long, long version that circulates widely (10 minutes or so, i recall)...but i don't think that's what drake is talking about...
I'm referring to the holy grain Keith version which I have heard rumors of.. The 10 minute version is the remix right?
yeah, but i'm purty sure the holy grail version is just a different mix...
#48 November 1997
BH: I heard that you weren't too enarmoured of the Dust Brothers' approach to recording, but Might As Well Get Juiced really Cooks
Keith: Yeah, but I got a monster version of Juiced that really cooks like a mother, maaaaaaaan. It's still an interesting trip, if you dunno you got another in the can that burn the @#$%& outta that one! y'dig? Actually, I had very little to do with them. I'm like, "Whaddya want me to do?" And they're like, "Oh, just do what you always do." I'm thinking, That's producing?!?
Re: She Was Hot - extended version
Posted by:
midnrambler
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Date: July 29, 2012 11:56
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Virgin Priest
What a lovely discussion!
But who answered my initial question?
Priest
It is just an extended version of the album track, recorded in the studio. The first part of the song is pretty much the same version as the album version (apart from some small "extensions" like the additional verse with the telephone). However when the album version fades out, this one continues for some more minutes. So, as I said, it's an extended album version.
Re: She Was Hot - extended version
Posted by:
Redhotcarpet
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Date: July 29, 2012 12:07
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roosterits the version where you actually hear the dj talkin at the startQuote
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[...] the original version of Might As Well Get Juiced...
Would you please enlarge on this?
it's not a different version...but a different mix that keef apparently preferred...talked about it at the time of the album's release. there's the long, long version that circulates widely (10 minutes or so, i recall)...but i don't think that's what drake is talking about...
Thats the one Im looking for too. Nice thread.
Re: She Was Hot - extended version
Posted by:
Rockman
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Date: July 29, 2012 12:58
THE ROLLING STONES - UNDERCOVER OUTTAKES VOL.II RR012
Early 9.00min version - November/December 1982
Laid In The Shade - Volume 2 - Porkys
Radio DJ intro version 1983 - 7.00 min
ROCKMAN
Re: She Was Hot - extended version
Posted by:
mrfancyman
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Date: July 29, 2012 14:21
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Rockman
THE ROLLING STONES - UNDERCOVER OUTTAKES VOL.II RR012
Early 9.00min version - November/December 1982
Laid In The Shade - Volume 2 - Porkys
Radio DJ intro version 1983 - 7.00 min
Thanx for the overview........... ;-)
Re: She Was Hot - extended version
Posted by:
mrfancyman
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Date: July 29, 2012 14:38
I can understand why the end whas finally skipped.
Too much synths in my opinion.
UC sounds more "spooky" at the beginning, but this can also be
caused by the poor sound quality.......
Too much synths in my opinion.
UC sounds more "spooky" at the beginning, but this can also be
caused by the poor sound quality.......
Re: She Was Hot - extended version
Posted by:
mtaylor
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Date: July 29, 2012 15:04
Prefer the original version
Re: She Was Hot - extended version
Posted by:
CousinC
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Date: July 29, 2012 15:40
Is the DJ version somewhere on the net as well?
Re: She Was Hot - extended version
Posted by:
Redhotcarpet
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Date: July 29, 2012 18:01
I think I have the great great fantastic DJ version somewhere on some Mp3 player. Anybody know where we can find it?
Re: She Was Hot - extended version
Posted by:
rooster
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Date: July 29, 2012 21:44
Bless you mate!Quote
Rockman
THE ROLLING STONES - UNDERCOVER OUTTAKES VOL.II RR012
Early 9.00min version - November/December 1982
Laid In The Shade - Volume 2 - Porkys
Radio DJ intro version 1983 - 7.00 min
Re: She Was Hot - extended version
Posted by:
rooster
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Date: July 29, 2012 21:46
this is not the one!Quote
mtaylor
Prefer the original version
Re: She Was Hot - extended version
Posted by:
rooster
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Date: July 29, 2012 21:48
People put fuc-in everything on the net and on fuc-ing bloody yt....but this....not
Re: She Was Hot - extended version
Posted by:
peoplewitheyes
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Date: July 30, 2012 22:49
yeah! i never heard that 7.07 version before, i love it. great outro, drama, baby, drama
Re: She Was Hot - extended version
Posted by:
Mathijs
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Date: July 31, 2012 09:30
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tops06
Heard this when it was leaked too early by a local DJ. What a bummer it wasn't included on the original album. I love the long version.
Always bothered me that they didn't include this version on the album.
Er, because there's lots of mistakes on the ending? It is just standard Stones studio recording strategy they had from 77 to 84: let's record 10 minutes of a song, and then let Chris Kimsey edit it back to a 3.30 track, an extended 4.50 track, and a 12 inch remix track.
The part after the fade out is nice for us fans, but it is clear why the have omitted it: Watts makes several mistakes, including a full stop, Wyman makes a mistake, and the guitars miss direction. Not too mention Chuck Leavell overplays on the ending. A version without the DJ intro circulates among collectors.
Mathijs
Re: She Was Hot - extended version
Posted by:
Redhotcarpet
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Date: July 31, 2012 12:05
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Mathijs
Not too mention Chuck Leavell overplays on the ending.
Mathijs
Only time in history of rock that Chuck plays a great piano. Perfect. A bit too American (for the Stones) - a bit too close to Bruce. I love it.
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