wow so many good ideas i need to buy somemore blank cd's i try to listen to everbodys sugestions maumau yours is definetly one of my favorites somebody get that to the pressing plant right away

Here’s my top 20. I’m absolutely loving this 20 track album. This really is the best Stones album since Exile. I haven’t enjoyed a Stones record this much in, what? 40 years?
Also, it has made me realize how difficult it really is to create a classic album. There’s a great deal of luck involved. I mean, think about it; record execs, A&R men, producers and band members all having a say in let’s work on this song instead of that one, or let’s try this direction here, or any number of things. Exile, for example, is so great because of all the variety of music, yet I’ve read on here that some people think it would be better as a single disc album or they don’t like Sweet Black Angel or I Just Want To See His Face, but that’s all part of what makes it so great. And now, with these 50 tracks, all of us have a different top 20. Kind of shows how difficult it really is to put an album together.
Anyway, here’s my new Stones album:

Trouble’s a Coming
Dreams to Remember
Eliza Upchink
Deep Love
Putty in Your Hands

20 Nil
Tell Her How It Is
Never Make You Cry
It’s a Lie
Not the Way to Go

Keep it Cool
Can’t Find Love
Fast Talking Slow Walking
Every Time I Break Her Heart
Dream About

Sanctuary
Desperate Man
Prairie Love
Covered in Bruises
Strictly Memphis

Notice I didn’t change the sequence of the songs and I think it works great.
I like how it starts coming (Trouble) and ends going (to Memphis). It seems to give it some sort of cohesiveness. I can’t believe so many people skip 20 Nil and Every Time I Break Her Heart. I feel they work great on this album, much like a different sounding song on Exile, the White Album, Physical Graffiti or really, any classic double LP. I think, like Mick said about Exile, this album has something for everyone and each side holds up on its own. Also, like other great double albums the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
So, there it is, the best new Stones album in a long, long time. You saw it here first.

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ProfessorWolf
wow so many good ideas i need to buy somemore blank cd's i try to listen to everbodys sugestions maumau yours is definetly one of my favorites somebody get that to the pressing plant right away

I just retagged the mp3 to play in different running order, no CD required



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2021-03-17 21:19 by midimannz.

Based on the lists above, I made the following statistic:

Dreams to remember - 6 votes
Eliza Upchink - 6
Putty in your hands - 6
Strictly Memphis - 5
Desperate man - 5
Sanctuary - 5
Trouble's a coming - 4
It's a lie -4
Can't find love - 4
Hands off - 3
She's doing her thing - 3
Don't lie to me - 3
Prairie Love - 3
Not the way to go - 3

you can add my like to strictly memphis and she's doing her thingy too and send the statistica to "whoever it may concern" at stones HQ for official release

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NilsHolgersson
Tattoo You - 40th Anniversary Edition
Titled: Tattoo You Too

Disk 1: original album remastered
1. "Start Me Up"
2. "Hang Fire"
3. "Slave"
4. "Little T&A"
5. "Black Limousine"
6. "Neighbours"
7. "Worried About You"
8. "Tops"
9. "Heaven"
10. "No Use in Crying"
11. "Waiting on a Friend"

Disk 2: bonus
1. "Deep Love"
2. "I Can't See No One Else"
3. "Part of the Night"
4. "Living in the Heart of Love"
5. "Dog Shit (or whatever it's called)"
6. "Keep It Cool"
7. "Still in Love"
8. "Cookin' Up"
9. "Putty (In Your Hands)"
10. "Tried to Talk Her Into It"
11. "Can't Find Love"
12. "(You Better) Stop That"
13. "Dreams to Remember"
14. "Strictly Memphis"

Desperate Man will be on the 40th anniversary edition of Voodoo Lounge

They are also planning to release another album of remastered 'basement tracks' never previously released from around the time of their Tattoo You 1981 release.

Maybe Tattoo You Too will become a reality and the tracks from Fully Finished Outtakes will be on it!

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Big Al

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masseywinos
Why does all extra bonus ectera get released in Japan?

Historically, Japan has had a problem with piracy, I believe. CD’s were expensive, so the bonus-tracks acted as an incentive for the customer to purchase the authorised release.

I don't think this is the reason. The bonus tracks are the incentive to buy the Japanese version rather than the cheaper imported US version.

we can all hope though

The bonus tracks are the incentive to buy the
Japanese version and keep the yen in Japan ......



ROCKMAN