Wow this thing is amazing. Such a wonderful insight into how they worked in the studio.

Is there anything else like this?

Yep, there is much more on Voodoo Stew and Voodoo Residue

Yeah, like another 6 cds worth! I kinda envy you, I remember when I first discovered it and there aint nothing like the thrill of one new unheard take or cut after another!!

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Is there anything else like this?

If you mean like this as in other albums, you have the Some Girls/Emotional Rescue and Satanic Sessions of course that are marvelous. ( I recently uploaded Satanic for a friend. Drop me a line if you want them).

There are unmastered or different mixes of many other albums, for instance Bigger Bang, Steel Wheels and some instrumental tracks of Exile, but thats different I guess.

And I'm enjoying them very much. Thanks, RobberBride

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Is there anything else like this?

If you mean like this as in other albums, you have the Some Girls/Emotional Rescue and Satanic Sessions of course that are marvelous. ( I recently uploaded Satanic for a friend. Drop me a line if you want them).

There are unmastered or different mixes of many other albums, for instance Bigger Bang, Steel Wheels and some instrumental tracks of Exile, but thats different I guess.

The Dirty Work outtakes also make for an entirely different "prequel" of an album.

Brew, Stew, Residue...got all the sets (and still without the trivial cd rot). Collect 'em all!

Does anyone know what Keith and Ronnie are talking about when they're referring to some cardboard cut out?

Keith mentions signing it 'Beff Jeck' and 'Tete Pownshend'...?

They were making fun of Jeff Beck, who was among the guitarists in line to audition as Mick Taylor's replacement. Apparently Beck didn't want the position, because, as he put it, their hard-partying lifestyle worried him.

There was a thread here about Beck discussing why he turned down The Stones' offer for him to join: [www.iorr.org]

and the mention of the Voodoo outtakes where Keith and Ronnie bring this up is in the ninth post down on page 1. The cardboard cut-out was a birthday present to Ron from Keith.

Thanks a lot stonehearted