I know Sucking In The Seventies, I got it on LP....

but what kind of album os "Made In Shade"?

A compilation with songs from the seventies (up to 1974) like Brown Sugar, Heartbreaker, Wild Horses, Bitch, Dance Little Sister etc.

Is it really worth releasing all this again, alla the songs and tunes are already packed on different Best Of CD:s... What we need is a new album and DVD:s concerning 69-78 shows!!!

Sucking has some obscurities,
different edits etc. There
is nothing unreleased on
Made in the Shade. Perhaps
we'll get an upgraded
remaster of these
trax?

Is these two compilations only coming out in the US??? Why???

JumpingKentFlash

Most likely to follow in europe in a while.........

They are listed for release at www.virgin.se

Good. Thanks Erik and Marc. I'm gonna buy them.

JumpingKentFlash

theyre being released worldwide

another worthless and pointless artifact

I think Sucking in the Seventies is wort having, because of the rare stuff in it!

Are they remastered at all? No point buying if not. A message for Mick and Keith, "Out with the old, bring in the new"!

Greg

Billboard

Stones, Mellencamp Remastered For Reissues

Edited By Jonathan Cohen. March 02, 2005, 4:00 PM ET

A selection of remastered catalog titles from the Rolling Stones and John Mellencamp will be making their way into stores in the coming weeks.

In Mellencamp's case, the first volley of "Definitive Remaster" reissues is due March 29 from Universal Music Enterprises and Island/Def Jam. The releases are timed to coincide with his Words and Music U.S. tour that will kick off March 23 in Savannah, Ga.

Each disc will boast one previously unreleased track in packages boasting lyrics and complete original artwork. All but one of the initial five re-releases bear the name John Cougar, a moniker forced upon the artist early in his career against his will.

Originally released only in the U.K. and Australia, Mellencamp's third album as John Cougar, 1978's "A Biography," will see its first release in the United States. The album boasts the artist's breakthrough single, "I Need a Lover," released Stateside the next year on "John Cougar," and is augmented with the U.K. single version of the song.

"John Cougar," his first album to reach Billboard's album chart (peaking at No. 64), and 1980's "Nothin' Matters and What If It Did" (No. 37 peak) add the previously unreleased songs "Take Home Pay" and "Latest Game," respectively. The 1982 No. 1 smash "American Fool" -- which boasts the hits "Jack & Diane" and "Hurts So Good" -- adds the previously unreleased title track.

With 1983's "Uh-Huh," the artist began to take back his name, billing himself as John Cougar Mellencamp. The new "Definitive" version of the album, which topped out at No. 9 on the album chart, adds a B-side acoustic version of the hit "Pink Houses."

The Stones discs, due April 5 from Virgin/EMI Music Catalog Marketing, are popular compilations that have been out of print in the United States for some time.

Conceived as a career overview to advance a North American tour, 1975's "Made in the Shade" collects 10 tracks from the first four Stones albums. The album, which peaked at No. 6 on Billboard's album chart, includes "Brown Sugar," "Dance Little Sister," "Angie" and "Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)."

As its title facetiously alludes, "Sucking in the Seventies" was a 1981 look back at the previous decade of Stones output, with hits like "Shattered," "Wild Horses" and "Beast of Burden" joined by then rarities like the B-side "Everything Is Turning to Gold" and a live version of "When the Whip Comes Down." The set peaked at No. 15 on the album chart.

Over the past few months, the Stones have been working on material for a new album expected in late summer/early fall via Virgin. A world tour will follow.


-- Barry A. Jeckell, N.Y.

[www.billboard.com]

embarrassing - they better get the damned new album out....

I dunno, despite all it's limitations,
I always considered Suckin' to be a fun
one off album, liked the short punchy
mixes, except for on Time. I'll buy
it to round out my cd collection.

I like the artwork on both of these. If that is the same it's worth the release.

I could be kinda neat if they reproduced the
Suckin' tongue sticker. If there's a promo
poster of this I'd want it too.

I still have that promo sticker. As a stupid teenager I unpeeled the giant tongue on the shrinkwrap plastic and stuck it to the black and white 70's logo. It looks cool but the 70's is partially covered. I love the version of Everything is Turning to Gold. Great rocker.

You were lucky you peeled it off without
rippping it, the end result of many
other fans such attempts,
myself included! :-(

The petition for the release of Rewind 1971-84 starts here !!

If any thing they do need to compile a definitive best of 71-2003 set but that can wait, perhaps by a career defining box set or rarities collection etc. You heard it all before, yawn.

What a joke they are.

<Sucking in the Seventies" was a 1981 look back at the previous decade of Stones output, with hits like "Shattered," "Wild Horses" and "Beast of Burden">

Wild Horses is not on SITS, it's on Made In The Shade though.

Both albums will be out in Europe on 18-03-2005. Both come in digipack and slimcase. (Only 14.99 Euro's in Holland).

Reissues are always a record company issue. If they think those reissues will sell well, they will put them out, even if they're unnecessary. They can't get no ...! no, no, no!

As a 13 year old in '76, the first Stones album I ever bought was Made In The Shade, a vinyl record that I still own and cherish, give or take a scratch or two.

A fine introduction that was like opening a can of worms. My collection now encompasses nearly every existing recording made by the band.

Yeah our memories are made of the Stones releases
which came out as we came of age, and so there
continues to be a release market for them,
and will continue to be for quite sometime,
as the number of Stone fans from the
90's on this board would suggest.

The Rewind DVD with the videos will be a GREAT release

Let's no go overboard (I know, they already have)