It's an US atlantic stock single with regular yellow label like all the others.

I remember someone posted a picture of it few weeks back.

I've been looking for a copy of it for some time with no results.

Screeeeeeeeeeeeeeech ... Sorry man I was too busy thinking about my baby...





Das Weissbuch - dieter Hoffman page 227



ROCKMAN

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Mathijs
From the day it was released it has remained in my top 3 Stones albums. To date the most aggressive and sexual Stones album, and Jagger hits his absolute best here.

Mathijs

WOW Mathijs, we agree finally in a long time here. This album is one of my all time favorites,from anyone for that matter. All the reasons Mathijs quoted and much more! On another note remember that amp we all wanted to know about, the boutique one in the Shattered video? Did you all figure it out i'm sure you guy's did? but if not i'm pretty sure what it is. peace out!

Rockman's post above confirmed my memory that "Too Tough" was merely the b-side of a re-release of "Miss You" timed to coincide w/the release of REWIND -- not a 4th single to promote UNDERCOVER at all. A very distorted untruth in an otherwise fine article on what must indeed be their most-recent truly great album imo.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2008-09-11 08:43 by Glam Descendant.

It is "THE" album that got me into the Stones via a cousin, when he was blasting Too Much Blood in his car & making me sing along to "texas chainsaw massacre....", brilliant wasn't it [not 'orrible - hey Mick?].

A true masterpiece, cannot give this one a big enough compliment.

Still has a sound that sounds fresh & totally different to prior or later efforts. Very Tough & totally badass Stones.

I am glad I can count UNDERCOVER as the one that got me into this unbeatable band!

UNDERCOVER totally Rocks from the get go!!

I must re-investigate this album as I haven't played it in years...

I couldn't get into it at the time, despite absolutely loving both Tattoo You & Dirty Work.

Undercover was one of the two finest albums of '83, IMO, the other of course being Eliminator by ZZ Top. Eliminator has just been lovingly reissued in a deluxe, beautifully remastered, 2-disc, 25th anniversary edition. (Anyone who questions just how far today's remastering technology has come should take a listen to it ... it will blow you away).

Why are we still waiting to hear whether Universal will do the same for Undercover and the rest of the Stones catalogue???

Drew

..anyone knows if the original US vinyl with removable stickers has some value ??