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Well...as long as you place New Zealand somewhere between Crete and Malta it's ok BUT what about Canada? Not nearly half European, is it?
It was more a "not released in the US"-thing, but it seems it was released nearly everwhere else in this world.
I've often wondered about that, the full length version. So the LP version is not the full length version? There's one even longer?
Hilarious though is the sound of the beginning and the end - completely different.
That's funny. A friend of mine has TWFNO, never noticed the difference.
In America "Europe" means "not USA " - everything is simpler that way.
Can you read? If so, give it a try.
I said I thought it was a Europe-only release, and that I'm reasonably sure it wasn't a North American release. As I'm from Canada (thank you for that inane example), my North America includes Canada too.
I wasn't sure about anywhere else, but my belief was Europe only.
If I didn't happen to pick your part of the world no need to be parochial, that was probably because I didn't know for sure, but as I haven't seen non-European versions of this album myself, I thought it was Europe only.
Does that more detailed explanation help you understand?
This compilation was released in Brazil, too.
Believable. It does amaze me that some Americans believe Europe to be a country.
Workin' on it
...yes, I think so - I live in Eurocountry, English is not my first language and I needed LEO for a word like "parochial". And I can take a joke 
btw - I still believe that I have a Canadian version (maybe a promo, I can't remember) so I'll have to look next weekend.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2013-07-09 17:52 by silkcut1978_.
I'm reasonably sure that there isn't a Canadian version, however if you have a promo version of same love to see the scan.
Maybe I confuse it with a promo of Sucking but I'll be back on Saturday when I'm back home again.
Probably copyright/publishing issues. If it's EMI, that label did not have US rights to release/distribute Stones releases in 1979, they probably had the rest of the world, though possibly not Canada (I have one of the Sucking promos with the maple leaf).
It's clearly a contractual obligation compilation album.
Just because it was available in other countries does not necessarily mean it was released or pressed there either (Though EMI was pretty global at that point). The first time I 'saw' this record was in San Jose, California in a record shop in a mall c. 1981/82. It was an import. But I could not/did not buy it. It took many years for me to find or see a copy again.
I believe, like Sucking In The Seventies, it contains alternate/single mixes/edits/versions of the tracks. The TWFNO versions without the fade out may have been from the TWFNO promo single that was issued, but I have never owned that so I can't tell.
J
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70"s compilation viynl album
Posted by:
pike bishop
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Date: July 8, 2013 14:59
Hi all,the brother has given me a pristine vinyl copy of "Time waits for no one."I"ve never come across this one before (I live in Dublin)Is it an export album ?I say export because during the 60"s we used to get different 45"s and albums on Decca,for instance Satisfaction with The Under assistant promo man as a b side (it was years before I heard Spider and the fly)"Flowers" was easably available as was "Have you seen your mother live".
Re: 70"s compilation viynl album
Posted by:
Sjouke
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Date: July 8, 2013 15:51
I have this collection as well... I think it was issued in 1979 Time Waits for No One, Anthology 1971-1977. This was available on vinyl only (CDC59107) and has never been released on CD.
sjouke
sjouke
Re: 70"s compilation viynl album
Posted by:
Munichhilton
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Date: July 8, 2013 16:40
Great cover on that LP. Bands today could learn a thing or two about merch...
Re: 70"s compilation viynl album
Posted by:
treaclefingers
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Date: July 8, 2013 16:44
I believe this was a European only issue, certainly not available in North America.
Cover is neat but one thing I notice on the vinyl version is how thin and cheap both the vinyl and cover are.
Cover is neat but one thing I notice on the vinyl version is how thin and cheap both the vinyl and cover are.
Re: 70"s compilation viynl album
Posted by:
Munichhilton
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Date: July 8, 2013 16:49
I forgot about that...that cover was wafer thin...but oh the gloss...
Re: 70"s compilation viynl album
Posted by:
silkcut1978_
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Date: July 8, 2013 19:40
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treaclefingers
I believe this was a European only issue, certainly not available in North America.
Cover is neat but one thing I notice on the vinyl version is how thin and cheap both the vinyl and cover are.
Well...as long as you place New Zealand somewhere between Crete and Malta it's ok BUT what about Canada? Not nearly half European, is it?
It was more a "not released in the US"-thing, but it seems it was released nearly everwhere else in this world.
Re: 70"s compilation viynl album
Posted by:
Big Al
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Date: July 8, 2013 19:55
According to it's Wikipedia entry, it was a 'British-only' release. It was evidently released elsewhere too, though. Wherever you could purchase it, however, it's certainly an odd release. We'd already had Made In The Shade and Sucking In The 70's, so why this release I wonder? Unless either of the latter-two mentioned were not global releases?
[en.wikipedia.org]
[en.wikipedia.org]
Re: 70"s compilation viynl album
Posted by:
silkcut1978_
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Date: July 8, 2013 20:07
Sucking in the 70s was released in 1981, Time Waits For No One in 1979...
But apart from this it was an odd release. Maybe they owed EMI an album per year.
But apart from this it was an odd release. Maybe they owed EMI an album per year.
Re: 70"s compilation viynl album
Posted by:
Deltics
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Date: July 8, 2013 20:20
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silkcut1978
Sucking in the 70s was released in 1981, Time Waits For No One in 1979...
But apart from this it was an odd release. Maybe they owed EMI an album per year.
It was actually a contract filler for WEA hence the COC prefix.
It didn't get a US release because the Stones stayed with Atlantic when they signed to EMI worldwide.
"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2013-07-08 20:27 by Deltics.
Re: 70"s compilation viynl album
Posted by:
electricmud
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Date: July 8, 2013 20:25
It`s an European issue ( GB, Germany and ?).
Interesting for collectors: for many years this LP was the only way to get the full lenght version of Time Waits For No One. It`s a few seconds longer with Charlie stopping his drumming. Now released on japanese sacd`s.
Tom
Interesting for collectors: for many years this LP was the only way to get the full lenght version of Time Waits For No One. It`s a few seconds longer with Charlie stopping his drumming. Now released on japanese sacd`s.
Tom
Re: 70"s compilation viynl album
Posted by:
Turning To Gold
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Date: July 8, 2013 20:37
I remember that album also had a really nice inner sleeve that was the lips, similar to the one on Sticky Fingers but the "classic" lips (see discussion in the lips logo thread). And this was a big version of the lips but without any writing on them. I remember I traced it one time with tracing paper LOL
Re: 70"s compilation viynl album
Posted by:
GasLightStreet
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Date: July 8, 2013 21:15
Quote
electricmud
It`s an European issue ( GB, Germany and ?).
Interesting for collectors: for many years this LP was the only way to get the full lenght version of Time Waits For No One. It`s a few seconds longer with Charlie stopping his drumming. Now released on japanese sacd`s.
Tom
I've often wondered about that, the full length version. So the LP version is not the full length version? There's one even longer?
Hilarious though is the sound of the beginning and the end - completely different.
Re: 70"s compilation viynl album
Posted by:
electricmud
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Date: July 8, 2013 21:28
@ GasLightStreet: The usual version is a fade out, the longer version is ended by Charlie stopping his drumming. Nothing sensational just different and interesting for collectors.
Tom
Tom
Re: 70"s compilation viynl album
Posted by:
GasLightStreet
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Date: July 8, 2013 21:40
Quote
electricmud
@ GasLightStreet: The usual version is a fade out, the longer version is ended by Charlie stopping his drumming. Nothing sensational just different and interesting for collectors.
Tom
That's funny. A friend of mine has TWFNO, never noticed the difference.
Re: 70"s compilation viynl album
Posted by:
DGA35
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Date: July 8, 2013 21:56
Not sure how many countries the album was released in but I know not in Canada or the US. My sister bought me a copy in the early 80's when she was in Mexico so I know it was released there!
Re: 70"s compilation viynl album
Posted by:
GasLightStreet
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Date: July 8, 2013 22:01
It was released in Europe only as I recall.
Re: 70"s compilation viynl album
Posted by:
silkcut1978_
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Date: July 8, 2013 22:12
Because of my job I'm away from home this week but I definitely have copies from outside of Europe. Every few years there's talk about this release on this board and I remember that I had a look at my copies the last time when people wrote about it.
One is from New Zealand, one from South America (can't remember which country but most likely Brazil or Argentina). Portugal, Italy + the one from Germany which is on my website (http://vinylstones.org/GERMANY_LPs/Time%20Waits%20For%20No%20One%20v1/album/index.html)
One is from New Zealand, one from South America (can't remember which country but most likely Brazil or Argentina). Portugal, Italy + the one from Germany which is on my website (http://vinylstones.org/GERMANY_LPs/Time%20Waits%20For%20No%20One%20v1/album/index.html)
Re: 70"s compilation viynl album
Posted by:
DGA35
()
Date: July 9, 2013 03:45
I kind of recall reading that it was a worldwide release except for North America (US and Canada). Not sure why.
Re: 70"s compilation viynl album
Posted by:
sonomastone
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Date: July 9, 2013 08:50
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silkcut1978_Quote
treaclefingers
I believe this was a European only issue, certainly not available in North America.
Cover is neat but one thing I notice on the vinyl version is how thin and cheap both the vinyl and cover are.
Well...as long as you place New Zealand somewhere between Crete and Malta it's ok BUT what about Canada? Not nearly half European, is it?
It was more a "not released in the US"-thing, but it seems it was released nearly everwhere else in this world.
In America "Europe" means "not USA " - everything is simpler that way.
Re: 70"s compilation viynl album
Posted by:
treaclefingers
()
Date: July 9, 2013 16:37
Quote
silkcut1978_Quote
treaclefingers
I believe this was a European only issue, certainly not available in North America.
Cover is neat but one thing I notice on the vinyl version is how thin and cheap both the vinyl and cover are.
Well...as long as you place New Zealand somewhere between Crete and Malta it's ok BUT what about Canada? Not nearly half European, is it?
It was more a "not released in the US"-thing, but it seems it was released nearly everwhere else in this world.
Can you read? If so, give it a try.
I said I thought it was a Europe-only release, and that I'm reasonably sure it wasn't a North American release. As I'm from Canada (thank you for that inane example), my North America includes Canada too.
I wasn't sure about anywhere else, but my belief was Europe only.
If I didn't happen to pick your part of the world no need to be parochial, that was probably because I didn't know for sure, but as I haven't seen non-European versions of this album myself, I thought it was Europe only.
Does that more detailed explanation help you understand?
Re: 70"s compilation viynl album
Posted by:
Cristiano Radtke
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Date: July 9, 2013 16:42
Quote
silkcut1978_
One is from New Zealand, one from South America (can't remember which country but most likely Brazil or Argentina). Portugal, Italy + the one from Germany which is on my website (http://vinylstones.org/GERMANY_LPs/Time%20Waits%20For%20No%20One%20v1/album/index.html)
This compilation was released in Brazil, too.
Re: 70"s compilation viynl album
Posted by:
Big Al
()
Date: July 9, 2013 16:49
Quote
sonomastone
In America "Europe" means "not USA " - everything is simpler that way.
Believable. It does amaze me that some Americans believe Europe to be a country.
Re: 70"s compilation viynl album
Posted by:
silkcut1978_
()
Date: July 9, 2013 17:43
Quote
treaclefingersQuote
silkcut1978_Quote
treaclefingers
I believe this was a European only issue, certainly not available in North America.
Cover is neat but one thing I notice on the vinyl version is how thin and cheap both the vinyl and cover are.
Well...as long as you place New Zealand somewhere between Crete and Malta it's ok BUT what about Canada? Not nearly half European, is it?
It was more a "not released in the US"-thing, but it seems it was released nearly everwhere else in this world.
Can you read? If so, give it a try.
I said I thought it was a Europe-only release, and that I'm reasonably sure it wasn't a North American release. As I'm from Canada (thank you for that inane example), my North America includes Canada too.
I wasn't sure about anywhere else, but my belief was Europe only.
If I didn't happen to pick your part of the world no need to be parochial, that was probably because I didn't know for sure, but as I haven't seen non-European versions of this album myself, I thought it was Europe only.
Does that more detailed explanation help you understand?
Workin' on it
...yes, I think so - I live in Eurocountry, English is not my first language and I needed LEO for a word like "parochial". And I can take a joke btw - I still believe that I have a Canadian version (maybe a promo, I can't remember) so I'll have to look next weekend.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2013-07-09 17:52 by silkcut1978_.
Re: 70"s compilation viynl album
Posted by:
treaclefingers
()
Date: July 9, 2013 19:44
Quote
silkcut1978_Quote
treaclefingersQuote
silkcut1978_Quote
treaclefingers
I believe this was a European only issue, certainly not available in North America.
Cover is neat but one thing I notice on the vinyl version is how thin and cheap both the vinyl and cover are.
Well...as long as you place New Zealand somewhere between Crete and Malta it's ok BUT what about Canada? Not nearly half European, is it?
It was more a "not released in the US"-thing, but it seems it was released nearly everwhere else in this world.
Can you read? If so, give it a try.
I said I thought it was a Europe-only release, and that I'm reasonably sure it wasn't a North American release. As I'm from Canada (thank you for that inane example), my North America includes Canada too.
I wasn't sure about anywhere else, but my belief was Europe only.
If I didn't happen to pick your part of the world no need to be parochial, that was probably because I didn't know for sure, but as I haven't seen non-European versions of this album myself, I thought it was Europe only.
Does that more detailed explanation help you understand?
Workin' on it
btw - I still believe that I have a Canadian version (maybe a promo, I can't remember) so I'll have to look next weekend.
I'm reasonably sure that there isn't a Canadian version, however if you have a promo version of same love to see the scan.
Re: 70"s compilation viynl album
Posted by:
silkcut1978_
()
Date: July 9, 2013 21:11
Quote
treaclefingersQuote
silkcut1978_Quote
treaclefingersQuote
silkcut1978_Quote
treaclefingers
I believe this was a European only issue, certainly not available in North America.
Cover is neat but one thing I notice on the vinyl version is how thin and cheap both the vinyl and cover are.
Well...as long as you place New Zealand somewhere between Crete and Malta it's ok BUT what about Canada? Not nearly half European, is it?
It was more a "not released in the US"-thing, but it seems it was released nearly everwhere else in this world.
Can you read? If so, give it a try.
I said I thought it was a Europe-only release, and that I'm reasonably sure it wasn't a North American release. As I'm from Canada (thank you for that inane example), my North America includes Canada too.
I wasn't sure about anywhere else, but my belief was Europe only.
If I didn't happen to pick your part of the world no need to be parochial, that was probably because I didn't know for sure, but as I haven't seen non-European versions of this album myself, I thought it was Europe only.
Does that more detailed explanation help you understand?
Workin' on it
btw - I still believe that I have a Canadian version (maybe a promo, I can't remember) so I'll have to look next weekend.
I'm reasonably sure that there isn't a Canadian version, however if you have a promo version of same love to see the scan.
Maybe I confuse it with a promo of Sucking but I'll be back on Saturday when I'm back home again.
Re: 70"s compilation viynl album
Posted by:
JMARKO
()
Date: July 11, 2013 03:14
Quote
DGA35
I kind of recall reading that it was a worldwide release except for North America (US and Canada). Not sure why.
Probably copyright/publishing issues. If it's EMI, that label did not have US rights to release/distribute Stones releases in 1979, they probably had the rest of the world, though possibly not Canada (I have one of the Sucking promos with the maple leaf).
It's clearly a contractual obligation compilation album.
Just because it was available in other countries does not necessarily mean it was released or pressed there either (Though EMI was pretty global at that point). The first time I 'saw' this record was in San Jose, California in a record shop in a mall c. 1981/82. It was an import. But I could not/did not buy it. It took many years for me to find or see a copy again.
I believe, like Sucking In The Seventies, it contains alternate/single mixes/edits/versions of the tracks. The TWFNO versions without the fade out may have been from the TWFNO promo single that was issued, but I have never owned that so I can't tell.
J
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