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Never heard these songs in my life. Completely new to me.

Nice to see the IBC demos getting an official release, shame you have to spend a small fortune to get it.

Also, I thinks it's a bit naughty not putting the BBC Vinyl EP with the Vinyl box set.

Yeah the IBC & BBC stuff was okay.
Agree they should have come with the vinyl box set too....

It's interesting to see the order of the tracks on the regular 3CD package.
Mostly it's chronological, but they made a few adjustments. She's a Rainbow, for instance
is tracked between Wild Horses and Brown Sugar. And Rocks Off has been shifted to fit
between Angie and Doo doo doo doo doo. But the strangest of all, to me, is to put
Streets of Love between She was Hot and Harlem Shuffle.

I could understand if they wanted a track list to flow naturally, but these chances
make no sense to me. Does anyone have a guess why they present those songs out of the
chronology?

Just as long as the guitar plays, let it steal your heart away

People who are willing to pay the price of the super deluxe edition allready have the IBC/BBC material in real excellent quality on bootleg, allready. At least 90% of them. WHy not include something which is a real treat on the deluxe edition; or: release stuff like IBC 1963 on a reasonable priced CD/LP? Milking the cow once again is what they do. Well I'm no cow, and I'll pass on this release.



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It's interesting to see the order of the tracks on the regular 3CD package.
Mostly it's chronological, but they made a few adjustments. She's a Rainbow, for instance
is tracked between Wild Horses and Brown Sugar. And Rocks Off has been shifted to fit
between Angie and Doo doo doo doo doo. But the strangest of all, to me, is to put
Streets of Love between She was Hot and Harlem Shuffle.

I could understand if they wanted a track list to flow naturally, but these chances
make no sense to me. Does anyone have a guess why they present those songs out of the
chronology?

In the case of Streets Of Love, I would guess it's all about hiding the track

Paints a vulgar picture.

something about all this is very depressing.

yet again....they have failed to impress...

Respectable is one underrated song...

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yet again....they have failed to impress...

What about the BBC/IBC-sessions? What do they have to release to impress, the 1986-show?



BBC:
Route 66
Cops And Robbers
You Better Move On
Mona

IBC:
Diddley Daddy
Road Runner
Bright Lights Big City
Honey What's Wrong
I Want To Be Loved

the inclusion of Highwire is the only pleasant surprise.

I find this somewhat interesting. For example, Flight 505 and Dance Pt I made the cut for the 80 track version. I really like both songs but never thought they would make an official greatest hits. Rain Fall Down has no business being included.

Also, no Monkey Man???

Both the 50 and 80 track versions exclude released singles. No " TELL ME " on either version and on the 50 track version, several released singles are excluded including MOTHER'S LITTLE HELPER and PLAY WITH FIRE ".

Very disappointing indeed. The only GRRR ! version that makes sense is the 80 track version BUT not at a wallet-busting amount close to $ 200.00 U.S.

A much better choice is ROLLED GOLD PLUS where all of the Decca era charted singles are included.

I'll take a pass on GRRR !, thank you very much.

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cowboytoast
yet again....they have failed to impress...

What about the BBC/IBC-sessions? What do they have to release to impress, the 1986-show?



BBC:
Route 66
Cops And Robbers
You Better Move On
Mona

IBC:
Diddley Daddy
Road Runner
Bright Lights Big City
Honey What's Wrong
I Want To Be Loved

Yes, but in order to get them you have to fork out stupid money on stuff you've got already.
GRRR! indeed.


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"



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cowboytoast
yet again....they have failed to impress...

What about the BBC/IBC-sessions? What do they have to release to impress, the 1986-show?



BBC:
Route 66
Cops And Robbers
You Better Move On
Mona

IBC:
Diddley Daddy
Road Runner
Bright Lights Big City
Honey What's Wrong
I Want To Be Loved

Yes, but in order to get them you have to fork out stupid money on stuff you've got already.
GRRR! indeed.

Only if you want the over-compressed 'official' release. These are available in beautiful quality all over... Deltics, you probably already have these!

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People who are willing to pay the price of the super deluxe edition allready have the IBC/BBC material in real excellent quality on bootleg, allready. At least 90% of them. WHy not include something which is a real treat on the deluxe edition; or: release stuff like IBC 1963 on a reasonable priced CD/LP? Milking the cow once again is what they do. Well I'm no cow, and I'll pass on this release.

excuse me for saying, but you're 'having a bit of a cow' right now!

Great view of their career. I'm only missing Rough Justice.

JumpingKentFlash

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cowboytoast
yet again....they have failed to impress...

What about the BBC/IBC-sessions? What do they have to release to impress, the 1986-show?



BBC:
Route 66
Cops And Robbers
You Better Move On
Mona

IBC:
Diddley Daddy
Road Runner
Bright Lights Big City
Honey What's Wrong
I Want To Be Loved

Yes, but in order to get them you have to fork out stupid money on stuff you've got already.
GRRR! indeed.

Only if you want the over-compressed 'official' release. These are available in beautiful quality all over... Deltics, you probably already have these!

Several times over!


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

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cowboytoast
yet again....they have failed to impress...

What about the BBC/IBC-sessions? What do they have to release to impress, the 1986-show?



BBC:
Route 66
Cops And Robbers
You Better Move On
Mona

IBC:
Diddley Daddy
Road Runner
Bright Lights Big City
Honey What's Wrong
I Want To Be Loved

Yes, but in order to get them you have to fork out stupid money on stuff you've got already.
GRRR! indeed.

Only if you want the over-compressed 'official' release. These are available in beautiful quality all over... Deltics, you probably already have these!

Several times over!

I would have been surprised otherwise!

Here are the 48 tunes on youtube:

[www.youtube.com]

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cowboytoast
yet again....they have failed to impress...

What about the BBC/IBC-sessions? What do they have to release to impress, the 1986-show?



BBC:
Route 66
Cops And Robbers
You Better Move On
Mona

IBC:
Diddley Daddy
Road Runner
Bright Lights Big City
Honey What's Wrong
I Want To Be Loved

Wait, are you telling me the IBC and BBC stuff is on GRRR?

Ok, I checked. But Cops & Robbers only on vinyl EP? Why not include those songs on the CD with the IBC stuff? Frustrating.



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The track list is okay but I think it could have been better, where is Memory Motel?

Pretty amazing that this band can put out an 80 song collection and dozens of songs are criminally omitted

Mother's Little Helper
Play With Fire
One Hit to the Body
Rock + A Hard Place
Slipping Away
Before They Make Me Run
Shattered
No Expectations
Monkey Man
Moonlight Mile
Dead Flowers
Star Star
Crazy Mamma
Hang Fire
Too Much Blood
Winning Ugly
Oh No Not You Again
Out of Control....

I Go Wild really sucks.

How is Streets of Love a part of this collection? It must just be Jagger's ego. There is a reason it was dropped from the setlist. It was a beer break. No one likes that song. No fans. No one. It just isn't very good. And extraordinarily boring!

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How is Streets of Love a part of this collection? It must just be Jagger's ego. There is a reason it was dropped from the setlist. It was a beer break. No one likes that song. No fans. No one. It just isn't very good. And extraordinarily boring!

I like it. Not joking. Great song imo.

JumpingKentFlash

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How is Streets of Love a part of this collection? It must just be Jagger's ego. There is a reason it was dropped from the setlist. It was a beer break. No one likes that song. No fans. No one. It just isn't very good. And extraordinarily boring!

I like it. Not joking. Great song imo.

It had a lot of Austin singing the sing along parts.
Don't know if that means its 'good'.