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Im kinda surprised the compilation dosent have You Got Me Rocking.

I must have a very exclusive version.

Yeah my bad, i was looking through the song list online and missed it. It is there.

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Im kinda surprised the compilation dosent have You Got Me Rocking.

I must have a very exclusive version.

Yeah my bad, i was looking through the song list online and missed it. It is there.

It's all good cuz "Hey Hey...you got us talkin' now".

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Still havent got my cd in the mail.
This is ridiculous

me neither...if they don't hurry up I may be forced to create my own HONK playlist!

I listen the the live HONK tracks on my way to work and again on the way back from work everyday. The more of a chance I give them, the better they get.

Today GET OFF MY CLOUD really got my attention. While listening carefully to what the guitars are doing is really cool. It's new twist on an old song. A new arrangement. It's very cool.

One thing about the Rolling Stones is that they change the songs live as they go through the shows and the through the years. Take J J FLASH for example;1968, 1969, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1978, 1981... so different.

It takes several listens, at least it does for me to grasp what's going on with the new live tracks.

BEAST OF BURDEN


The Rolling Stones In Concert - Kansas City, MO
KANSAS CITY, MO - JUNE 27: Musician Ed Sheeran (plaid shirt) joins
The Rolling Stones during The Rolling Stones North American 'ZIP CODE'
Tour at Arrowhead Stadium on June 27, 2015 in Kansas City, Missouri.
Photo by Jason Squires
















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When did Tumbling Dice become Tumblin' Dice and Jumpin' Jack Flash become Jumping Jack Flash? Like that RollingStone bit about Brad Paisley. So stupid.

Undercover of the Night is now Undercover (of the Night).

Which means One Hit (To The Body) is now (One Hit) To The Body?

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When did Tumbling Dice become Tumblin' Dice and Jumpin' Jack Flash become Jumping Jack Flash? Like that RollingStone bit about Brad Paisley. So stupid.

Undercover of the Night is now Undercover (of the Night).

That's ridiculous...this band bugs me...(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction

Those are some street fightin' man, midnight ramblin', give me shelter, if you ain't gonna rock me words.

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When did Tumbling Dice become Tumblin' Dice and Jumpin' Jack Flash become Jumping Jack Flash? Like that RollingStone bit about Brad Paisley. So stupid.

Undercover of the Night is now Undercover (of the Night).

Which means One Hit (To The Body) is now (One Hit) To The Body?

Not really. More like Sympathy (for the devil).

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When did Tumbling Dice become Tumblin' Dice and Jumpin' Jack Flash become Jumping Jack Flash? Like that RollingStone bit about Brad Paisley. So stupid.

Undercover of the Night is now Undercover (of the Night).

That's ridiculous...this band bugs me...(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction

Those are some street fightin' man, midnight ramblin', give me shelter, if you ain't gonna rock me words.

When did Gimmie Shelter become Gimme Shelter?

i thought it was always "gimme shelter"

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When did Tumbling Dice become Tumblin' Dice and Jumpin' Jack Flash become Jumping Jack Flash? Like that RollingStone bit about Brad Paisley. So stupid.

Undercover of the Night is now Undercover (of the Night).

Which means One Hit (To The Body) is now (One Hit) To The Body?

Neither. Originally it was

One Hit (Of The Body)

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i thought it was always "gimme shelter"

See label above from Let It Bleed 1969 (and on the LP cover too)

so no bonus tracks anywhere? I just don't wanna start buying versions and then have to re-buy something, and I really don't feel like reading thru 30 pages...I like the translucent blue vinyl version of the regular edition...

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i thought it was always "gimme shelter"

See label above from Let It Bleed 1969 (and on the LP cover too)

The original UK (Decca) and US (London) release as well as the 2002 reissue has it spelled Gimmie. Everywhere else it was spelled Gimme and since then it's been spelled Gimme.

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so no bonus tracks anywhere?

No Bonus-Tracks anywhere, also not in Japan: [iorr.org] .

A bonus track would be Shattered instead of Rock And A Hard Place.

Guys, what is with Harlem Shuffle? I just played EU disc and there is an ugly note in the very beginning. Like something is sent to overdrive or a glitch. There was no such a thing on old CBS and Virgin editions. Is it a kind of an artifact due to brickwall mastering?

PS. Mystery solved. That glitch is on 2009 remaster but not on earlier editions. Definitively it is a result of brickwall



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I don't notice anything unusual with Harlem Shuffle. Maybe you got a bad disc?

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I listen the the live HONK tracks on my way to work and again on the way back from work everyday. The more of a chance I give them, the better they get.

Today GET OFF MY CLOUD really got my attention. While listening carefully to what the guitars are doing is really cool. It's new twist on an old song. A new arrangement. It's very cool.

One thing about the Rolling Stones is that they change the songs live as they go through the shows and the through the years. Take J J FLASH for example;1968, 1969, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1978, 1981... so different.

It takes several listens, at least it does for me to grasp what's going on with the new live tracks.

I like you Exile. I am going to get outside and go listen to HONK!
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Sometimes my wacky sayings may be misconstrued, ‘go outside’ rated G



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I don't notice anything unusual with Harlem Shuffle. Maybe you got a bad disc?

There is very unpleasant sound in the very beginning. Some effect is compressed beyond reasonable. That effect is hidden deep on CBS, Virgin and recent Japanese SHM editions but pops brightly on 2009 remaster. I just checked all those versions. It sounds like a glitch at the end of the very 1st second (0.01) of the track.

I agree Exile that live ‘Get Off My Cloud’ wonderful little shoulder shimmy to that guitar.

In the tech world it’s all ‘Cloud, cloud, do you know the cloud, get the cloud’

‘Get Off My Cloud’ = huge advert opportunity

You heard it here first, 35.

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BEAST OF BURDEN


The Rolling Stones In Concert - Kansas City, MO
KANSAS CITY, MO - JUNE 27: Musician Ed Sheeran (plaid shirt) joins
The Rolling Stones during The Rolling Stones North American 'ZIP CODE'
Tour at Arrowhead Stadium on June 27, 2015 in Kansas City, Missouri.
Photo by Jason Squires

I like how the caption says "Ed Sheeran (plaid shirt)"....yeah, the guy in the plaid shirt, just in case we can't figure out who is who!!

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Honk charts at #5 on UK' midweek chart after 4 days sales (Friday-Monday).

In Germany it's #6 in the Midweek-Charts: [www.MTV.de] .

HONK peaked also at #2 in the [www.jpc.de] Sales-Charts on 18-Apr-2019 and is currently #3 there.

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I don't notice anything unusual with Harlem Shuffle. Maybe you got a bad disc?

There is very unpleasant sound in the very beginning. Some effect is compressed beyond reasonable. That effect is hidden deep on CBS, Virgin and recent Japanese SHM editions but pops brightly on 2009 remaster. I just checked all those versions. It sounds like a glitch at the end of the very 1st second (0.01) of the track.

Ironbelly, you're absolutely right. There's a annoying glitch at the beginning of Harlem Shuffle. I can't hear it on previous editions. It sounds like a tape glitch to me so maybe it was there from the start. But now it's clearly (and annoyingly) audible.

Rock'n'roll legends The Rolling Stones land a 39th Top 10 album with Honk, new at 8,

[www.officialcharts.com]

HONK is still #6 in Germany (Top-100 Album-Charts) - [www.MTV.de] , [www.OffizielleCharts.de] .

From Music Week:

"Live albums and compilation albums by The Rolling Stones are legion but the veteran chart campaigners combine both of those qualities in their new set Honk, with a standard edition reprising 36 recordings from the 15 studio albums they have released since 1971, while a deluxe edition adds 10 recent live recordings, some with guest collaborators including Ed Sheeran, Florence Welch and Dave Grohl. Opening at No.8 (6,514 sales), it is the band’s 39th Top 10 album. The Rolling Stones’ most recent studio album Blue & Lonesome - which consists entirely of covers of blues standards – topped the chart in December 2016."

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I don't notice anything unusual with Harlem Shuffle. Maybe you got a bad disc?

There is very unpleasant sound in the very beginning. Some effect is compressed beyond reasonable. That effect is hidden deep on CBS, Virgin and recent Japanese SHM editions but pops brightly on 2009 remaster. I just checked all those versions. It sounds like a glitch at the end of the very 1st second (0.01) of the track.

Ironbelly, you're absolutely right. There's a annoying glitch at the beginning of Harlem Shuffle. I can't hear it on previous editions. It sounds like a tape glitch to me so maybe it was there from the start. But now it's clearly (and annoyingly) audible.

Yeap. It is there. But it was buried for all but 2009 remaster. Actually, it is present on Grrr! and for 25th single from 45x45 box. Somebody just brings it upfront during mastering.

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I don't notice anything unusual with Harlem Shuffle. Maybe you got a bad disc?

There is very unpleasant sound in the very beginning. Some effect is compressed beyond reasonable. That effect is hidden deep on CBS, Virgin and recent Japanese SHM editions but pops brightly on 2009 remaster. I just checked all those versions. It sounds like a glitch at the end of the very 1st second (0.01) of the track.

Ironbelly, you're absolutely right. There's a annoying glitch at the beginning of Harlem Shuffle. I can't hear it on previous editions. It sounds like a tape glitch to me so maybe it was there from the start. But now it's clearly (and annoyingly) audible.

Yeap. It is there. But it was buried for all but 2009 remaster. Actually, it is present on Grrr! and for 25th single from 45x45 box. Somebody just brings it upfront during mastering.

Is this about the tiny, little, 0.001 seconds of f*rt that is barely audible (took me headphones to even discover it) in the right channel?

Well, no compression / no lacking depth to my ears on the Spotify release.

In other words, it sounds very good. Did someone say they weren’t ‘moved’ by
‘Blue & Lonesome’?
Listen to ‘Hate To See You Go’ HONK!
Every breath Mick takes, harmonica, the guitars, the vocal.
Nearly sweeps me off my feet.
The sound on this album is very good to me.