An edited form of the LP does improve it, whether it's a playlist or a CD burn:

Love Is Strong
Moon Is Up
Jump Of Top Me
Out Of Tears
The Worst
I Go Wild

Brand New Car
The Storm
Thru And Thru
I'm Gonna Drive
Baby Break It Down
Mean Disposition

Just got a new email from UMG UK advertising the 30th anniversary Red/Yellow Video Lounge.

Apparently it contains the singles Love is Strong, Out of Tears and .. Fool to Cry!

Rod

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Just got a new email from UMG UK advertising the 30th anniversary Red/Yellow Video Lounge.

Apparently it contains the singles Love is Strong, Out of Tears and .. Fool to Cry!

Mine said Hey Jude but, you know, I'm not gonna argue.

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If there is a sticker stuck on the red and yellow vinyl edition stuck on the plastic, it is so difficult to understand

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Just received my copy of Red and Yellow plus 10”, made in France, no sticker on plastics,a little disappointed by this lack

VL album is worth the money just for the guitars and Keith's little hooks on Love is strong.

Are the red and yellow vinyls transparent? In the adverts they appear to be.

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Are the red and yellow vinyls transparent? In the adverts they appear to be.

Is only slightly transparent
In my yellow copy there are some black shades on both sides, I think unintentional. I have yet to listen to it and I hope they don't affect



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That stinks, the promo pictures looks like transparent vinyl. At least I hope the slip mat will sweeten the deal.

That red and yellow is to be looked at, not played.

If you have the original vinyl listen to that. Or the CD. Or wherever streaming... and LOOK at the silly reissue and enjoy it that way.

From MOJO, 1-Sep-2024:


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Yes I remember 1994. Was so excited about the new record. I became a fan in 1981, read about the Still Life-album - which I love, still do - and then we had 1983, 1986 and 1989. Back then I played a lot of guitar - Dirty Work is very nice to get in to - and I guess Voodoo has it´s moments too. But - as many of you say - a bit tooo long. But Love is Strong, Out of tears, Sparks will fly...nice to play along to. And an acoustic works fine. And New Faces...The Worst...I go wild is harder...tuned half a step between chords...or something like that. So I have had fun with it.

Eh, probably their worst money grab yet for a reissue.

The album that I've loved and hated... the album that has brought me much glee and pissed me off - a new way of "looking" at it is fantastically put together here.

I suppose at times I've felt like they were just imitating themselves - Sparks Will Fly, New Faces, I Go Wild.

I still can't stand Sweethearts Together.


Nice note of a majority of the demos not making it to Windmill.

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The album that I've loved and hated... the album that has brought me much glee and pissed me off - a new way of "looking" at it is fantastically put together here.

I suppose at times I've felt like they were just imitating themselves - Sparks Will Fly, New Faces, I Go Wild.

I still can't stand Sweethearts Together.


Nice note of a majority of the demos not making it to Windmill.

People that don't learn from history have to repeat it. Unfortunately.

The 'deluxe' reissue this year could've been a lot more meaningful if Keith's New Faces acoustic overdub blues session was included and of course a few other leftovers like You Got It Made, It's Funny, Make It Now and Ivy League, whatever other 'finished' demos.

So strange that they don't get that.

Not only is this documentary most excellent I would rank it much higher than the actual album.

that was a great watch thanks

i love this album thru and thru plus all the fantastic b-sides and the incredible journey thru the outtakes that show how it all came together

in fact i like voodoo better then any of the post 89 albums including hackney (there all good but this is my favorite)

however the babylon tours we're better then the voodoo tours except the stripped shows

on a side i miss voodoolounge13 he would have contributed some intersting comments here i'm sure

please come back

Thnx for sharing! The album were it for me 30th years ago started

The video really brings that album to life.

Hopefully it can be done with other albums. That would be incredible.

This is the only picture I have seen of Darryl posing as a fifth member, out of stage, without other backing musicians. It tells a kind of alternative History.

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Great documentary. I love the Hang Fire podcast.

Perhaps their oddest effort in regard to era 3, 1989 to basically 2015, with Keith having finished a tour, Mick just releasing WANDERING SPIRIT, the live show, and just under two months of Keith's tour ending in February, Barbados in late April to start writing and recording demos.

A break, more solo related things, then auditions for a new bass player, then more demos in July. Then recording from September - December in Ireland, post in California and NY January - April.

One year almost exactly. Longer than SOME GIRLS!

With a rather bland 2.5 to 3 star album and 3 B-sides better than half the album as the results.

Their meeting in NYC in February about being focused... a few really nice songs but overall... eh. Different, yes - Moon Is Up, Jugular, New Faces... but nothing really outstanding other than Love Is Strong and Out Of Tears. Baby Break It Down is really good.

Weird album.

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Perhaps their oddest effort in regard to era 3, 1989 to basically 2015, with Keith having finished a tour, Mick just releasing WANDERING SPIRIT, the live show, and just under two months of Keith's tour ending in February, Barbados in late April to start writing and recording demos.

A break, more solo related things, then auditions for a new bass player, then more demos in July. Then recording from September - December in Ireland, post in California and NY January - April.

One year almost exactly. Longer than SOME GIRLS!

With a rather bland 2.5 to 3 star album and 3 B-sides better than half the album as the results.

Their meeting in NYC in February about being focused... a few really nice songs but overall... eh. Different, yes - Moon Is Up, Jugular, New Faces... but nothing really outstanding other than Love Is Strong and Out Of Tears. Baby Break It Down is really good.

Weird album.

Yeah I really had no idea it took that long until I watched this. I heard about the record deal and then all the solo activity and then Keith in 1992-ish interview saying 1993 is solo stuff and 1994 is the Rolling Stones and that's how we plan it out. The first time I was conscious something was up was a Jan 1994 blurb in the LA Times saying the Stones were approved by the Pasadena city council for 4 shows at the Rose Bowl and Pink Floyd for 2.

But 1991-1994 are my biggest years for new music purchases and it seemed to me like classic rock was dead and the slate was almost wiped clean only for the alternative sub-genres to co-opted and popified and the classic rock acts to come roaring back as touring corporations with minimal creative output. Other than a few select acts (Supergrass, Suede, Sneaker Pimps, Spice Girls) I pretty much followed suit and doubled down into total immersion into tape trading culture so it was pretty much all Rolling Stones all the time.

ROCKMAN

GLS, thanks so much for this documentary!

I've said before, I agree with Professor Wolf on it, my favorite post '89.

~"Love is Strong"~



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something that jumps out at me is that mick looks pretty good for a fifty year old man in the vh1 special that opens the documentary

in fact all of the rest of them look pretty much there age and not like the very old men that they we're seemingly seen as by much of the public and in the media at the time

actually i think charlie looks the coolest and most handsome he did at any point in his life

Great video, thank you for posting. Some people have heard my praise for VL many times. I still think of it as the best album without Bill, and I would say it can stand up to some albums before it. I love all the videos and graphics including the spikey tongue. Great tour and stage design too. Basically it's perfect in my opinion.