Not interested in anything post 1990. It was no longer the real Rolling Stones.

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Expanded editions of Four Flicks and The Biggest Bang + a St. Louis 97-release will probably come out first (according to the 2018 press release).

A good part of Still Life was taken from the Hampton-shows, so I'm not so sure about that one.

4 songs, although I'm still curious as to what show the ending of LSTNT was taken from since the HAMPTON version ends differently.

Haha! The 'studio show', probably

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Expanded editions of Four Flicks and The Biggest Bang + a St. Louis 97-release will probably come out first (according to the 2018 press release).

A good part of Still Life was taken from the Hampton-shows, so I'm not so sure about that one.

Dandy, I forget the press release. Was there a specific timeline to release those titles by?

No timeline, unfortunately.

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Expanded editions of Four Flicks and The Biggest Bang + a St. Louis 97-release will probably come out first (according to the 2018 press release).

A good part of Still Life was taken from the Hampton-shows, so I'm not so sure about that one.

Dandy, I forget the press release. Was there a specific timeline to release those titles by?

No timeline, unfortunately.

The press release was in fact rather unspecific concerning a timeline and in part inacurate (mentioning "Atlanta" instead of "Atlantic City" for example) as far as I can recall, so I would not rule out that the Biggest Bang set it mentioned turned out as the Copacabana/Salt Lake City release already. Anyway, I can't image that we'll see another "Biggest Bang" set again in the near future (or even St. Louis '97 so soon after the Bremen and Buenos Aires BTB releases).
Any release in their 60th Anniversary year will have to be a bit more special than revisiting territory they exploited just fairly recently!

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Expanded editions of Four Flicks and The Biggest Bang + a St. Louis 97-release will probably come out first (according to the 2018 press release).

A good part of Still Life was taken from the Hampton-shows, so I'm not so sure about that one.

Dandy, I forget the press release. Was there a specific timeline to release those titles by?

No timeline, unfortunately.

The press release was in fact rather unspecific concerning a timeline and in part inacurate (mentioning "Atlanta" instead of "Atlantic City" for example) as far as I can recall, so I would not rule out that the Biggest Bang set it mentioned turned out as the Copacabana/Salt Lake City release already. Anyway, I can't image that we'll see another "Biggest Bang" set again in the near future (or even St. Louis '97 so soon after the Bremen and Buenos Aires BTB releases).
Any release in their 60th Anniversary year will have to be a bit more special than revisiting territory they exploited just fairly recently!

I hope you're right.

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Expanded editions of Four Flicks and The Biggest Bang + a St. Louis 97-release will probably come out first (according to the 2018 press release).

A good part of Still Life was taken from the Hampton-shows, so I'm not so sure about that one.

Dandy, I forget the press release. Was there a specific timeline to release those titles by?

No timeline, unfortunately.

The press release was in fact rather unspecific concerning a timeline and in part inacurate (mentioning "Atlanta" instead of "Atlantic City" for example) as far as I can recall, so I would not rule out that the Biggest Bang set it mentioned turned out as the Copacabana/Salt Lake City release already. Anyway, I can't image that we'll see another "Biggest Bang" set again in the near future (or even St. Louis '97 so soon after the Bremen and Buenos Aires BTB releases).
Any release in their 60th Anniversary year will have to be a bit more special than revisiting territory they exploited just fairly recently!

I hope you're right.

me too

come on boys time to dig deep into them abcko vaults

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Expanded editions of Four Flicks and The Biggest Bang + a St. Louis 97-release will probably come out first (according to the 2018 press release).

A good part of Still Life was taken from the Hampton-shows, so I'm not so sure about that one.

Dandy, I forget the press release. Was there a specific timeline to release those titles by?

No timeline, unfortunately.

The press release was in fact rather unspecific concerning a timeline and in part inacurate (mentioning "Atlanta" instead of "Atlantic City" for example) as far as I can recall, so I would not rule out that the Biggest Bang set it mentioned turned out as the Copacabana/Salt Lake City release already. Anyway, I can't image that we'll see another "Biggest Bang" set again in the near future (or even St. Louis '97 so soon after the Bremen and Buenos Aires BTB releases).
Any release in their 60th Anniversary year will have to be a bit more special than revisiting territory they exploited just fairly recently!

I hope you're right.

me too

come on boys time to dig deep into them abcko vaults

Well, let me say that I beg and pray that what I heard about inside talks about projects won't remain just talks. Keep you fingers crossed, too!

It's time for El Mocambo + Paris '76. Both nights from the Toronto joint on CD and then 2 DVD's with the 6th and 7th of june 76 in a Super Deluxe big f**k-off box to end all other boxes!

The Double Door is probably the best sound source and video they could work with ad The Stones in a club......

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The Double Door is probably the best sound source and video they could work with ad The Stones in a club......

Or the Echoplex, perhaps?

It seems as if the tension is increasing more and more..

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It's time for El Mocambo + Paris '76. Both nights from the Toronto joint on CD and then 2 DVD's with the 6th and 7th of june 76 in a Super Deluxe big f**k-off box to end all other boxes!

Yes, yes! Take our money already, Mick!!!

Is there no chronology involved in this? After Tattoo You Undercover would be the next one in line surely. Or is it all random?

My prediction is the rerelease prediction thread grows larger than the new album for 2015., 2019, 2021, pick-a-year thread.

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Is there no chronology involved in this? After Tattoo You Undercover would be the next one in line surely. Or is it all random?

There is no order.

Exile On Main Street
Some Girls
Sticky Fingers
Goats Head Soup
Tattoo You

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Expanded editions of Four Flicks and The Biggest Bang + a St. Louis 97-release will probably come out first (according to the 2018 press release).

A good part of Still Life was taken from the Hampton-shows, so I'm not so sure about that one.

Dandy, I forget the press release. Was there a specific timeline to release those titles by?

No timeline, unfortunately.

The press release was in fact rather unspecific concerning a timeline and in part inacurate (mentioning "Atlanta" instead of "Atlantic City" for example) as far as I can recall, so I would not rule out that the Biggest Bang set it mentioned turned out as the Copacabana/Salt Lake City release already. Anyway, I can't image that we'll see another "Biggest Bang" set again in the near future (or even St. Louis '97 so soon after the Bremen and Buenos Aires BTB releases).
Any release in their 60th Anniversary year will have to be a bit more special than revisiting territory they exploited just fairly recently!

I hope you're right.

me too

come on boys time to dig deep into them abcko vaults

I just found out that Universal owns the rights to ABKCO . That is mind blowing to the possibilities of what can come from this ?

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I just found out that Universal owns the rights to ABKCO . That is mind blowing to the possibilities of what can come from this ?

No. Universal distributes ABKCO, but does not own them or the rights to the ABKCO catalog. ABKCO is still an independent company. Huge difference, because as a distributor Universal has no say in what ABKCO actually releases. Of course it means that the Stones catalog is not united just because ABKCO and Promotone have the same distributor.

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Is there no chronology involved in this? After Tattoo You Undercover would be the next one in line surely. Or is it all random?

There is no order.

Exile On Main Street
Some Girls
Sticky Fingers
Goats Head Soup
Tattoo You

Well all you really have left post ABKCO, is IORR, B&B and the 80s albums. You're not ever going to get rereleases of Voodoo Lounge, Bridges or can you imagine an expanded ABB?

So from the list of albums available, I think the most interesting would be Undercover...don't think they'd touch Dirty Work. MAYBE Steel Wheels, but probably not.

IORR is a possibility, but after the poor sales of Tattoo You I think this rerelease ship has sailed.

There's a Hunky Dory/Ziggy box with lots of unreleased songs coming out this year.

And of course, The Who's Next/Lifehouse box too.

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Is there no chronology involved in this? After Tattoo You Undercover would be the next one in line surely. Or is it all random?

There is no order.

Exile On Main Street
Some Girls
Sticky Fingers
Goats Head Soup
Tattoo You

Well all you really have left post ABKCO, is IORR, B&B and the 80s albums. You're not ever going to get rereleases of Voodoo Lounge, Bridges or can you imagine an expanded ABB?

So from the list of albums available, I think the most interesting would be Undercover...don't think they'd touch Dirty Work. MAYBE Steel Wheels, but probably not.

IORR is a possibility, but after the poor sales of Tattoo You I think this rerelease ship has sailed.

Wasn't the original idea to release only these five albums, which ofcourse Tattoo You was the last one?



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Is there no chronology involved in this? After Tattoo You Undercover would be the next one in line surely. Or is it all random?

There is no order.

Exile On Main Street
Some Girls
Sticky Fingers
Goats Head Soup
Tattoo You

Well all you really have left post ABKCO, is IORR, B&B and the 80s albums. You're not ever going to get rereleases of Voodoo Lounge, Bridges or can you imagine an expanded ABB?

So from the list of albums available, I think the most interesting would be Undercover...don't think they'd touch Dirty Work. MAYBE Steel Wheels, but probably not.

IORR is a possibility, but after the poor sales of Tattoo You I think this rerelease ship has sailed.

Wasn't the original idea to release only these five albums, which ofcourse Tattoo You was the last one?

Yes, of course. Apart from that, I don't see them doing any specific albums as deluxe versions in their anniversary year. It just doesn't fit the occasion. It needs to be something career-spanning.

So if I were them, I'd do something like this (in cooperation with ABKCO, of course):

60 Years White Edition - The Best Of The Rolling Stones
A compilation box set of 60 hits and choice album tracks

60 Years Black Edition - The Best Of The Rolling Stones Rarities & Leftovers
A compilation box set of 60 rarities (previously released) and outtakes (previously unreleased). Enough space for stuff like Everything's Turning To Gold, Exile On Main Street Blues, Through The Lonely Nights, Think I'm Going Mad and the like, but also for unreleased material like the Chess Outtakes, Go(d)zi, Panama Powder Room, Get Yourself Together, Blood Red Wine, Travellin' Man, Still A Fool, Potted Shrimps, CS Blues (well...the lyrics...probably never!), I Don't Know The Reason Why, Separately, Built That Way, Misty Roads, Putty In Your Hands and whatever else unreleased that does not require all too much work to finish.

Could also include material intended for the "new" album, in case they decide to abort it as a separate release. If that's not the case, of course, a separate release of:

The Rolling Stones - 60
the all new long awaited album

Plus: A tasty choice of previously unreleased and much desired live shows as downloads (that could be remodelled as physical releases at later points in time...)

Plus: A career-spanning promo video DVD/BlueRay

Plus: Celebratory live shows, of course. Wyman, Taylor...

Plus: The inevitable vast array of merchandise stuff...

This all would surely keep us happy for (at least) a year and happily part us from our hard-earned cash!

I'm not saying that they will do that, it's just what I would do if I were in their position.



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I agree that would be excellent choices to release, but unfortunately they never give us what we realy want.

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Not interested in anything post 1990. It was no longer the real Rolling Stones.

Oh.

Ok.

Bye!

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Is there no chronology involved in this? After Tattoo You Undercover would be the next one in line surely. Or is it all random?

There is no order.

Exile On Main Street
Some Girls
Sticky Fingers
Goats Head Soup
Tattoo You

Well all you really have left post ABKCO, is IORR, B&B and the 80s albums. You're not ever going to get rereleases of Voodoo Lounge, Bridges or can you imagine an expanded ABB?

So from the list of albums available, I think the most interesting would be Undercover...don't think they'd touch Dirty Work. MAYBE Steel Wheels, but probably not.

IORR is a possibility, but after the poor sales of Tattoo You I think this rerelease ship has sailed.

CD sales are on the rise. People are getting back into the album experience, be it vinyl or CD.

So maybe TY deluxe will eventually sell a few more.

But a deluxe UNDERCOVER?

Count one sale right here!

Alas, IORR, BAB, ER and anything from 1983 onward won't get a deluxe. They blew the ER 40th.

What, they gonna do all of them? They've done the ones that matter the most.

Perhaps in 2034, when a majority of the entire Stones fan base is, basically, too old to care or dead, will UMG, then owned by... Google, oops, I mean Alphabet+, reissue VOODOO with 3 bonus discs and MEMORY HOTEL as well as finally reissue NO SECURITY.