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Rolling Stones Album in Two or More Music Versions?
Posted by:
BrianJones1969
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Date: March 11, 2014 23:38
Being inspired by Shania Twain's Up! album, has anyone ever thought of the Rolling Stones recording one album in different versions? That album I refer to has been released in red (pop/rock), green (country) and blue (international) versions, with the blue mixes obviously being most exotic.
That is, the first disc would contain pop/rock mixes (typical), another disc would contain the same batch of songs but mixed for country/western fans (with such instruments as the pedal steel guitar, fiddle and mandolin), and still another disc with the same material but using instruments heard in world-beat settings (sitar, tabla, sheng, pipa, koto, pan flute, etc.).
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That is, the first disc would contain pop/rock mixes (typical), another disc would contain the same batch of songs but mixed for country/western fans (with such instruments as the pedal steel guitar, fiddle and mandolin), and still another disc with the same material but using instruments heard in world-beat settings (sitar, tabla, sheng, pipa, koto, pan flute, etc.).
~Ben
Re: Rolling Stones Album in Two or More Music Versions?
Posted by:
Kirk
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Date: March 12, 2014 22:02
Well, you mean something along the line of Country Honk and Honky Tonk Women, but as a whole album.
Re: Rolling Stones Album in Two or More Music Versions?
Posted by:
kowalski
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Date: March 12, 2014 22:07
Albums like Voodoo Lounge or Bridges To babylon have almost "alternate versions" if you take into account the many dance/techno remixes...
Re: Rolling Stones Album in Two or More Music Versions?
Posted by:
Sipuncula
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Date: March 12, 2014 22:27
By "mixes", is it the same exact backing track with different instrumentation/overdubs, or is it related songs like Honky Tonk Women/Country Honk? If the former, that seems like it would be really hard to pull off. I would like the HTW/CH thing, although it's probably a stretch considering their studio work ethic these days. At this point I would be grateful for even one more new single.
In the case of the Stones, it would be nice to modify the formula to:
1) rock (drop the pop, add roll);
2) Americana (an attempt to avoid a tacky pop country/Nashville sound); and
3) blues (they can handle that).
I would like that album.
In the case of the Stones, it would be nice to modify the formula to:
1) rock (drop the pop, add roll);
2) Americana (an attempt to avoid a tacky pop country/Nashville sound); and
3) blues (they can handle that).
I would like that album.
Re: Rolling Stones Album in Two or More Music Versions?
Posted by:
BrianJones1969
()
Date: March 12, 2014 23:00
Yes. Same vocals and/or rhythm section, but different instruments.Quote
Sipuncula
By "mixes", is it the same exact backing track with different instrumentation/overdubs, or is it related songs like Honky Tonk Women/Country Honk? If the former, that seems like it would be really hard to pull off. I would like the HTW/CH thing, although it's probably a stretch considering their studio work ethic these days. At this point I would be grateful for even one more new single.
In the case of the Stones, it would be nice to modify the formula to:
1) rock (drop the pop, add roll);
2) Americana (an attempt to avoid a tacky pop country/Nashville sound); and
3) blues (they can handle that).
I would like that album.
~Ben
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