i know somebody who came across this when clearing out a loft recently.

and is wondering if its worth anything.

anyone know.

If really excellent condition : 15 dollars
If slightly worn.... no value



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cheers erik, will pass that info on.

First Stones record I ever bought!

Firsr album i ever listened to-
the gatefold photo montage, gripped and facinated me.

I feel the same way about Rolled Gold, terrific photos and music, allthough this was in the mid 80s



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Was this only a UK release?

Yes, Edith Grove - sold via TV commercials. Don't think one could buy it in the stores....one had to order it.
There was a double album; "Greatest Hits" in the late 70s, which was sold the same way; for us in Scandianvia.

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Erik_Snow
Yes, Edith Grove - sold via TV commercials. Don't think one could buy it in the stores....one had to order it.

It was available in stores, in the UK at least, released on the Arcade label and, as EricSnow says, advertised on T.V.
Details here:
[www.discogs.com]

Not that dissimilar to Rolled Gold.


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

ROCKMAN

WOW! You can see the sparkle from the diamond in Mick's tooth!

Similar to Rolled Gold, though the inclusion of Tell Me on side one and the omission of the studio Rambler, made it a slighty better compilation.

:-) This was the first Stones item I ever purchased. It was at my village fete for £1! I can't have been more than 10 or 11 years old at the time.

That was the start of an addiction...which Chris Eborn's book (Rolling Stones Album / Not Fade Away) and the Band's performance at my first concert in 95 has to share responsibility for.