Is this EXT-007 release any different than the other Unsurpassed Masters? It
has the exact same track listing but there's on 4 discs and says "remeastered."




Unsurpassed Masters Remastered Edition (Extract Factory EXT 007)

Several years ago John Busher (JW posted assembled one of the best sounding and cohesive collection of Rolling Stones outtakes to date. On seven discs, he covers tracks from 1963 to 1979, from before their first album through to sessions for Tattoo You. Called Unsurpassed Masters, there was no compression or hiss reduction done during the remastering process. Everything has been left as pure as possible. Sometimes, unwanted processing and sonic imperfections are inherent in the source material used.

Extract Factory pressed the first four discs covering outtakes and rarities from 1963 through 1971 in the same excellent sound quality. While nothing is new, the material here is in the best sound quality possible and the tracks are selected to present the most interesting and compact presentation of the Stones’ artistic and commercial development.

This set drawn obvious comparisons to Time Trip 1966-1974 (Dog N Cat DAC-063) and this past summer’s massive Genuine Black Box 1961 1974 on Scorpio. Nothing can really surpass the Scorpio set in terms of the wealth of material, packaging and attention to detail, but Extract Factory is a good alternative to the more exotic sets. The packaging is basic but still very good and the label includes accurate liner notes detailing the origin of every track.

Disc 1

All tracks are in mono except for “Route 66 (Live On The BBC 3/19/64),” “Cops And Robbers (Live On The BBC 3/19/64),” “You Better Move On (Live On The BBC 3/19/64),” “Mona (Live On The BBC 3/19/64),” “Hi Heeled Sneakers (Outtake 6/64),” “Stewed And Keefed (Outtake 6/64),” “Down In The Bottom (Outtake 6/64),” and “Tell Me Baby (Outtake 6/64)” which are in stereo.

Disc one opens with a ninety second clip from an unidentified interview where Jagger declares his love for bootlegs and his wanting to see more of them. His only complaint about them is the high price (something which still applies). The music starts with several tracks, “Baby What’s Wrong,” “Diddley Daddy” and “Bright Lights, Big City” from the first Rolling Stones recording session to include the Jagger/Richards/Jones/Wyman/Watts and Stewart line up.

The bulk of the disc contains tracks from their multiple trips to the BBC and their stint on the Saturday Club. Included also is their Rice Krispies radio commercial and sessions from Chess Studios in Chicago on their first US tour. It ends with a track from the BBC recorded in 1965, almost two full years since their first session.

Disc 2

Volume two picks up with the BBC sessions in 1965 which include the excellent songs “The Spider And The Fly” and “Cry To Me.” Alternate and backing tracks for their early hits such as “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction” and “19th Nervous Breakdown” follow in excellent sound quality.

Their flirtation with psychedelia is represented by tracks from Their Satanic Majesties Request “Citadel” and “2000 Light Years From Home.” The disc ends with backing tracks to the single “Jumping Jack Flash” and the b-side “Children Of The Moon.”

Disc 3

On disc three, all tracks in stereo except for “Memo From Turner (alternate take)” which is in mono. This disc covers material from the Beggars Banquet sessions from March to June 1968 and the Let It Bleed sessions from February to June 1969.

On disc four all tracks are in stereo except for “Sway (Alternate Mix),” “Silver Train (Alternate Take)” and “All Down The Line (Alternate Mix)” which are in mono.
While nothing is groundbreaking with this, it is still a nicely packaged silver pressed edition of essential to own Stones outtakes and radio sessions worth having.

Disc 4

On disc four all tracks are in stereo except for “Sway (Alternate Mix),” “Silver Train (Alternate Take)” and “All Down The Line (Alternate Mix)” which are in mono.


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THE ROLLING STONES
UNSURPASSED MASTERS VOL. 1
(1963-64)
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01 Mick Talks About Bootlegs
02 Baby What's Wrong (Outtake 3/11/63)
03 Diddley Daddy (Outtake 3/11/63)
04 Bright Lights, Big City (Outtake 3/11/63)
05 I Want To Be Loved (Alternate Take 3/11/63)
06 Roadrunner (Outtake 3/11/63)
07 Come On (BBC Session 9/23/63)
08 Memphis, Tennessee (BBC Session 9/23/63)
09 Roll Over Beethoven (BBC Session 9/23/63)
10 It Should Be You (Outtake 11/63)
11 Leave Me Alone (Outtake 11/63)
12 That Girl Belongs To Yesterday (Outtake 11/63)
13 Not Fade Away (Alternate Take 1/64)
14 Wake Up In The Morning (Rice Krispies Jingle 2/64)
15 Andrew's Blues (Outtake w/ Gene Pitney 2/4/64)
16 Route 66 (Live On The BBC 3/19/64)
17 Cops And Robbers (Live On The BBC 3/19/64)
18 You Better Move On (Live On The BBC 3/19/64)
19 Mona (Live On The BBC 3/19/64)
20 Hi Heeled Sneakers (Outtake 6/64)
21 Stewed And Keefed (Outtake 6/64)
22 Down In The Bottom (Outtake 6/64)
23 Tell Me Baby (Outtake 6/64)
24 As Time Goes By (Demo 1964)
25 Blue Turns To Grey (Alternate Version 7/64)
26 Around And Around (BBC Session 7/17/64)
27 If you need Me (BBC Session 7/17/64)
28 I Can't Be Satisfied (BBC Session 7/17/64)
29 Crackin' Up (BBC Session 7/17/64)
30 2120 South Michigan Avenue (BBC Session 10/8/64)
31 Down The Road Apiece (BBC Session 3/1/65)

All tracks MONO except 16-23 which are STEREO.

There was no compression or hiss reduction done during the remastering process. Everything has been left as pure as possible. Sometimes, unwanted processing and sonic imperfections are inherent in the source material used.

Lineage: Various Silver and Vinyl bootlegs -> WAV (Remastered) -> FLAC (Level 8)

Compiled & Remastered by JWB

Cheesy artwork included!


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THE ROLLING STONES
UNSURPASSED MASTERS VOL. 2
(1965-67)
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01 Everybody Needs Somebody To Love (BBC Session 3/1/65)
02 The Last Time (BBC Session 5/1/65)
03 Oh Baby, We Got A Good Thing Goin' (BBC Session 8/20/65)
04 The Spider And The Fly (BBC Session 8/20/65)
05 Cry To Me (BBC Session 8/20/65)
06 Fanny Mae (BBC Session 8/20/65)
07 (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (Backing Track 5/65)
08 Looking Tired (Ouattke 9/65)
09 19th Nervous Breakdown (Alternate Mix 12/65)
10 Paint It Black (Backing Track 3/66)
11 Sometimes Happy, Sometimes Blue (Demo 12/66)
12 Yesterday's Papers (Demo 8/66)
13 Yesterday's Papers (Backing Track 8/66)
14 Let's Spend The Night Together (Backing Track 11/66)
15 Ruby Tuesday (Backing Track 11/66)
16 Please Go Home (Backing Track 8/66)
17 Get Yourself Together (Outtake 8/66)
18 Have You Seen Your Mother Baby, Standing In The Shadow? (Alternate Mix 8/66)
19 We Love You (Backing Track 6/67)
20 Citadel (Backing Track 6/67)
21 2000 Light Years From Home (Backing Track 7/67)
22 Gold Painted Fingernails (Instrumental Outtake 7/67)
23 On With The Show (Backing Track 7/67)
24 Jumpin' Jack Flash (Backing Track 3/68)
25 Child Of The Moon (Backing Track 7/67)

All tracks MONO except 8-9, 13-16, 18-23 which are STEREO.

There was no compression or hiss reduction done during the remastering process. Everything has been left as pure as possible. Sometimes, unwanted processing and sonic imperfections are inherent in the source material used.

Lineage: Various Silver and Vinyl bootlegs -> WAV (Remastered) -> FLAC (Level 8)

Compiled & Remastered by JWB

Cheesy artwork included!


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THE ROLLING STONES
UNSURPASSED MASTERS VOL. 3
(1968-69)
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01 Did Everybody Pay Their Dues (Outtake)
02 Dear Doctor (Alternate Mix)
03 Downtown Suzie (Alternate Mix)
04 Blood Red Wine (Outtake)
05 Highway Child (Outtake)
06 Hamburger To Go (Outtake)
07 Sister Morphine (Alternate Mix)
08 Still A Fool (Outtake)
09 Family (Alternate Take)
10 Memo From Turner (Alternate Take)
11 Gimmie Shelter (Alternate Mix w/ Keith vocal)
12 You Got The Silver (Alternate Mix w/ Mick vocal)
13 I'm A Country Boy (Outtake)
14 Jiving Sister Fanny (Alternate Mix)
15 Honky Tonk Women (Alternate Mix w/ different lyrics)
16 Country Honk (Alternate Mix without fiddle)
17 All Down The Line (Demo)
18 Loving Cup (Early Take)

Tracks 1-9 recorded March-June 1968 ("Beggars Banquet" Sessions)
Track 10 recorded November 1968
Tracks 11-18 recorded February-June 1969 ("Let It Bleed" Sessions)

All tracks STEREO except 10 which is MONO.

There was no compression or hiss reduction done during the remastering process. Everything has been left as pure as possible. Sometimes, unwanted processing and sonic imperfections are inherent in the source material used.

Lineage: Various Silver and Vinyl bootlegs -> WAV (Remastered) -> FLAC (Level 8)

Compiled & Remastered by JWB

Cheesy artwork included!


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THE ROLLING STONES
UNSURPASSED MASTERS VOL. 4
(1970-71)
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01 Wild Horses (Alternate Mix)
02 You Gotta Move (Alternate Mix)
03 I Don't Know The Reason Why (Outtake)
04 Sway (Alternate Mix)
05 Dancing In The Light (Instrumental Outtake)
06 @#$%& Blues (Outtake)
07 Shine A Light (Alternate Take)
08 Alladin Story (Instrumental Outtake)
09 Leather Jacket (Instrumental Outtake)
10 Good Time Women (Outtake)
11 Potted Shrimp (Instrumental Outtake)
12 Shake Your Hips (Alternate Mix)
13 Silver Train (Alternate Take)
14 Sweet Virginia (Alternate Mix)
15 Stop Breaking Down (Alternate Mix)
16 Travellin' Man (Outtake)
17 Brown Sugar (Alternate Take w/ Eric Clapton)
18 Ain't Gonna Lie (Outtake)
19 All Down The Line (Alternate Mix)
20 Exile On Main Street Blues (Promotional Song)

Tracks 1-2 recorded December 1969 at Muscle Shoals, Alabama
Track 3 recorded October 1969 at Elektra Studios, Hollywood
Tracks 4-16 recorded March-October 1970 ("Sticky Fingers" Sessions)
Track 17 recorded December 18, 1970 at Olympic Studio, London
Tracks 18-19 recorded June-November 1971 ("Exile On Main Street" Sessions)
Track 20 recorded March 28, 1972 at Sunset Sound, Los Angeles

All tracks STEREO except 4, 13, 19 which are MONO.

There was no compression or hiss reduction done during the remastering process. Everything has been left as pure as possible. Sometimes, unwanted processing and sonic imperfections are inherent in the source material used.

Lineage: Various Silver and Vinyl bootlegs -> WAV (Remastered) -> FLAC (Level 8)

Compiled & Remastered by JWB Cheesy artwork included!


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THE ROLLING STONES
UNSURPASSED MASTERS VOL. 5
(1972-76)
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01 Criss Cross (Outtake)
02 Waiting On A Friend (Alternate Mix)
03 Tops (Alternate Mix)
04 Seperately (Instrumental Outtake)
05 Living In The Heart Of Love (Outtake)
06 Drift Away (Outtake)
07 Dance Little Sister (Alternate Mix)
08 Till The Last Goodbye (Alternate Mix)
09 If You Can't Rock Me (Alternate Mix)
10 Act Together (Instrumental Outtake)
11 Fool To Cry (Alternate Mix)
12 I Got A Letter (Instrumental Outtake)
13 Cellophane Trousers (Instrumental Outtake)
14 Slave (Unedited Backing Track)
15 Come On Sugar (Outtake W/ Jeff Beck)
16 Munich Reggae (Instrumental Outtake)
17 Start Me Up (Demo)

Tracks 1-4 recorded November-December 1972 ("Goats Head Soup" Sessions)
Tracks 5-9 recorded January-May 1974 ("It's Only Rock & Roll" Sessions)
Tracks 10-17 recorded December 1974-March 1975 ("Black & Blue" Sessions)

All tracks STEREO except 2, 17 which are MONO.

There was no compression or hiss reduction done during the remastering process. Everything has been left as pure as possible. Sometimes, unwanted processing and sonic imperfections are inherent in the source material used.

Lineage: Various Silver and Vinyl bootlegs -> WAV (Remastered) -> FLAC (Level 8)

Compiled & Remastered by JWB

Cheesy artwork included!


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THE ROLLING STONES
UNSURPASSED MASTERS VOL. 6
(1977-79)
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DISC ONE
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01 Respectable (Alternate Mix)
02 Claudine (Outtake Version 1)
03 Miss You (Alternate Mix w/ scratch vocals)
04 When The whip Comes Down (Alternate Take)
05 Do You Get Enough (Outtake)
06 Hang Fire (Alternate Take)
07 Fiji Jim (Outtake)
08 Can't Help It (Outtake)
09 Far Away Eyes (Alternate Mix)
10 Everlasting Is My Love (Outtake)
11 Shattered (Alternate Instrumental Take)
12 I Need You (Outtake)
13 No Spare Parts (Outtake)
14 Petrol Gang (Outtake)

DISC TWO
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01 Start Me Up (Alternate Mix)
02 Hang Fire (Alternate Mix)
03 Black Limousine (Alternate Mix)
04 So Young (Outtake)
05 Yellow Cab (Outtake)
06 You Win Again (Outtake)
07 Lies (Alternate Mix)
08 Never Make You Cry (Outtake)
09 Claudine (Outtake Version 2)
10 Where The Boys Go (Alternate Take)
11 Dance (Unedited Backing Track)
12 Summer Romance (Alternate Mix)
13 It's Cold Down There (Instrumental Outtake)
14 Linda Lu (Outtake)
15 Little T&A (Alternate Take)
16 Let's Go Steady Again (Outtake w/ Chrissy Kimsey)
17 No Use In Crying (Alternate Mix)
18 I Think I'm Going Mad (Alternate Mix)
19 We Had It All (Outtake)

Disc One and Disc Two, Tracks 1-9 recorded October 1977-March 1978 ("Some Girls" Sessions)
Disc Two, Tracks 10-19 recorded January-June 1979 ("Emotional Rescue" Sessions)

All tracks STEREO except Disc One, Track 9 which is MONO.

There was no compression or hiss reduction done during the remastering process. Everything has been left as pure as possible. Sometimes, unwanted processing and sonic imperfections are inherent in the source material used.

Compiled & Remastered by JWB

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THE ROLLING STONES
UNSURPASSED MASTERS VOL. 7
(Odds & Ends: 1963-70)
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JWB's comments on the original upload
This volume was basically an excuse for me to remaster the newly surfaced material from "Time Trip 5", and also to upgrade a few tracks from the earlier volumes. This volume features the newly-surfaced STEREO mix of "Have You Seen Your Mother Baby" which sounds better than the standard mono mix, even in it's bootleg state! There are also STEREO mixes of "The Last Time" and "19th Nervous Breakdown", which appear in master tape quality and (for some reason) have never been officially released!
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01 Go Home, Girl (Outtake 11/14/63)
02 It Should Be You (Outtake 11/63)
03 Leave Me Alone (Outtake 11/63)
04 That Girl Belongs To Yesterday (Outtake 11/63)
05 Tell Me (Alternate Take 1/64)
06 Don’t Lie To Me (Alternate Mix 6/64)
07 We Were Falling In Love (Outtake 9/64)
08 Goodbye Girl (Outtake 11/8/64)
09 Key To The Highway (Outtake 11/8/64)
10 Mercy Mercy (Alternate Version 11/8/64)
11 The Last Time (Stereo Mix 1/65)
12 19th Nervous Breakdown (Stereo Mix w/ Alternate Vocal 12/65)
13 19th Nervous Breakdown (Stereo Mix w/ Master Vocal 12/65)
14 Mother’s Little Helper (Backing Track 12/65)
15 Con Le Mie Lacrime (Alternate Mix 3/15/66)
16 Complicated (Backing Track 8/66)
17 Get Yourself Together (Alternate Take 8/66)
18 Have You Seen Your Mother... (Backing Track 8/66)
19 Have You Seen Your Mother... (Stereo Mix 8/66)
20 2000 Man (Instrumental 7/67)
21 Parachute Woman (Alternate Mix 3/68)
22 Prodigal Son (Alternate Mix 5/68)
23 Factory Girl (Alternate Mix 5/68)
24 You Got The Silver (Alternate Mix w/ Mick Vocal 2/69)
25 Wild Horses (Alternate Mix 12/69)
26 Dead Flowers (Alternate Mix 12/69)
27 Trident Jam (Outtake 10/70)

All tracks STEREO except 1-5, 7-10, 14-15, 18 which are MONO
Tracks 2-4, 12, 24 are NEW UPGRADES of recordings that appeared on previous volumes
Tracks 11, 13, 19 are rare STEREO masters that have never been officially released

There was no compression or hiss reduction done during the remastering process. Everything has been left as pure as possible. Sometimes, unwanted processing and sonic imperfections are inherent in the source material used.

Lineage: Various Silver and Vinyl bootlegs -> WAV (Remastered) -> FLAC (Level 8)

Compiled & Remastered by JWB

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I used to buy outtakes cds all the time pre-internet, you know the deal, you get 10-15 songs you already had (maybe in worse or better quality) to get 2 or 3 you never heard. I was away from iorr.org for a long time, but rediscovered this awesome forum 2 years ago and spent my time reading, downloading live stuff, and then studio stuff. Now it was not 20 bucks a disc anymore, but I still had tons of repeats. I decided to undertake a weeks long task, compiling my outtakes from different sources and grouping them based on the album they were recorded for. That is a somewhat subjective statement, as the 68-72 period has crossovers, as well as some girls/emotional rescue sessions. I used the liner notes, bootlegzone, and the .de excellent outtakes website as reference, but I didn't lose any sleep over being perfect.

I would a/b and of course sometimes a/b/c/d different sources of songs, picking the best quality, fullest length, speed corrected, etc. A handful of them had to be taken from mp3 sources, because I couldn't find flac. Notably, the excellent obsidian compilation is only available in 320 mp3, and it is itelf a compilation that had some of the best versions of some songs. But I could not find a source listing, so I just used the mp3 if it was a notably better sounding file. I also made the mistake myself of not noting my sources, I would have posted my sources to see if some of you knew of better ones. Oh well, like I said this is for fun, no sleep lost.

I plan on posting these to my megaupload account in the upcoming days. I know I don't have everything, but I have a lot. I'd love it if those who know of songs I am missing can post what it is, and a source if it's known.

My goal in this project was to listen to these songs more. My whole collection is on hard drives in flac/mp3 format, so what I do, for example, is take the outtakes from some girls, throw them in my some girls folder, edit the tags to make them all say some girls in the album tag, number them, and then I have the 30-40 track some girls album we all want to see. I listen to the outtakes way more than I ever did, because I don't have to fight through all of the redundant tracks and sometimes poor . And it cleaned up my hard drive to get rid of 2-5 inferior versions of these songs.

Anyway, I think there are some here who could help me with this, and others who would like to hear these songs in a more convenient manner, and would download my posts.

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intresting.! .iv'e done that 1962-1975..

now working on 1969-1973....

Re: Ultimate Outtakes Collections
Posted by: Munichhilton ()
Date: October 21, 2010 23:33

It is a vast undertaking that will inevitably end up incomplete, but its worth a cataloging attempt if nothing else.

The JWB series kind of had the same idea, but he left out the poor recordings you refer to.

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It is a vast undertaking that will inevitably end up incomplete, but its worth a cataloging attempt if nothing else.

The JWB series kind of had the same idea, but he left out the poor recordings you refer to.

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yes but they mix with bbc recordings,,

I understand, but Vol 3 - Vol 7 have none
BBC is used only sparingly on 1 and 2.

Anyway, just an observation of someone who did a nice job of it.

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Great idea, I'd be most interested in helping in this project

John Busher compiled the JWB set for his uncle, don't believe he wanted to make it complete but rather stuff you could listen to easily & not restricted to outtakes.

There have been a number of compilations covering specific eras of the Stones.

vancouver has done Buttons & Beggars & even a listenable Satanic Sessions.

Silkcut did Some Girls on Dime although I didn't have the bandwidth at the time to download them.

campannella has done IORR, Goats Head, Tattoo & Emotional.

I've been kinda looking at this for the past year or so. The problem is, what do you put in or leave out. The outtakes are in, or are they? I'm convinced that the instrumental Satisfaction & Lady Jane are fakes made by combining out-of-phase stereo versions into one channel. How about the long versions of Paint It Black & Gimme Shelter from those Guitar Hero things. Martin Elliott lists some of the Andrew Loog Oldham concoctions that may or may not have the Stones on them.

Where do you put stuff that's been recorded at one session, set aside, then redone later for another album, for example Never Stop/Start Me Up

Another problem I've been tackling is the speed & glitch problems inherent in a lot of boots, these are mostly fixable but you're creating yet another version of something that's already out there.

What I have been doing is downloading every compilation in flacs I can find, I believe I've got most of what's available in mp3. But then new stuff keeps popping up. Scorpio just released the 6-cd set including the 2 previously unknown Little Boy Blue recordings.

There are also some compilations that I feel should be left as is, in an 'Ultimate' compilation, these include
Surrey Rehearsals
Requests & Requires (Citadel)
Satanic Sessions
Dirty Works Glimmer Twins Private Tape
Monitor Mixes (Steel Wheels)
Training Wheels (Steel Wheels)
Voodoo Brew
Voodoo Stew
Voodoo Residue
Bigger Bang Mixes (mp3 only available, thx to Gazza for this one)

Here's what I've come up with chronologically for the first few years. The tentative numbering is from Martin Elliott's Complete Recording Sessions 1962-2002

1961-64
Around & Around
Don't want no woman
Down the road apiece
Beautiful delilah 1 (no drums)
Beautiful delilah 2 (drums)
I ain't got you
Little queenie
On your way to school
Johnny b. goode
Little Boy Blue Demo medley
015 You Can't Judge A Book By The Cover (fragment)
018 Diddley Daddy
019 Road Runner
020 Bright Lights Big City
021 I Want To Be Loved (Take I)
022 Honey What's Wrong
029 Poison Ivy - Guiro
029a Poison Ivy - No Guiro
030 Fortune Teller - Harmonica
030a Fortune teller - No Harmonica
042 Go Home Girl
043 Stones Demo Medley
044 That Girl Belongs To Yesterday aka My Only Girl
045 Leave Me Alone
052 It Should Be You
053 To Know Him Is to love Him - Cleo Sylvester
054 There Are But Five Rolling Stones
058 Not Fade Away
062 Tell Me
065 Oh I Do Like to See Me On The B Side
066 365 Rolling Stones
076 Andrew's Blues
077 And Mr. Spector And Mr. Pitney Came Too
081 Wake Up In The Morning - Rice Crispies Ad

1964-65
093 As Time Goes By
126 2120 South Mitchigan Avenue (Long)
129 Stewed And Keeled
130 Reelin And Rockin
131 Hi Heeled Sneakers
132 Tell Me Baby How Many Times
133 Down In The Bottom
146 Some Things Just Stick In Your Mind
147 Sleepy City
148 We're Wasting Time
149 Each And Every Day Of The Year
150 Blue Turns To Grey
150a Blue Turns to Grey + female vx
151 Try A Little Harder
161 Hear It . Mono, Long
161a Hear It . Stereo, Shorter, fadeout
162 Heart Of Stone
163 Da Doo Ron Ron
166 We Were Falling in Love aka Waving Hair
187 Heart Of Stone - Longer
190 Key To The Highway
191 Goodbye Girl
194 Mercy Mercy
199 I'd Much Rather Be With The Boys
230 Satisfaction Instrumental (Fake - out of phase channels)
233 Good Times
235 I've Been Loving You Too Long
259 Needle Of Death - Salty Dog (from Charlie is my Darling vid)

1965-66
260 Looking Tired
266 Mother's Little Helper
274 19th Nervous Breakdown
278 Out Of Time Instrumental
278a Out Of Time (Long)
279 Lady Jane - quiet vocals - Fake - out of phase channels
282 Paint It Black - Long (Guitar Hero)
282b Paint It Black Instrumental
289 Con Le Mie Lacrime (single)
289a Con Le Mie Lacrime (no harpsichord)
295 I Can See It 1 Instrumental
295a I Can See It 1 vocal
295b I Can See It 2
296 My Obsession
297 All sold Out
299 Yesterday's Papers
299a Yesterday's Papers (Backing Track)
300 Please Go Home
306 Complicated
308 Have You Seen Mother 1
308a Have You Seen Mother 2

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The Rolling Stones - 1963-1964 Unsurpassed Masters Volumes 1-7 Remastered (Remasters Workshop 7CDs piratebay 10130397) Fan compilation of outtakes, instrumentals, alternate takes and backing tracks by JWB. "This was researched and compiled by a person known as JWB. He undertook a mammoth project, locating the best-available sources for all of this material, and mastering it, and getting it out there. I have to say that this is, hands down, the most impressive fan-created collection I have ever heard. It should be held up as an example of what an exhaustive retrospective or anthology should be like. 99% of the recordings are in stunning quality. You may never have heard some of these recordings in this kind of quality. All credit and thanks must go to JWB, who truly went above and beyond on this one."


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Thank you very much

There are 7 volumes.
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Compiled & Remastered by JWB

It was upped by JWB in 2007
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If you grabbed it from Guitars101, everything there is a "re-post" from various sites, including material from IORR Stones Vault with their own FileFactory links.

repost Stonesvault

researched and compiled by a person known as JWB
1963-1979 Unsurpassed Masters vol 1-7 JWB compilation.part1.rar [www.filefactory.com] 1.94 GB
1963-1979 Unsurpassed Masters vol 1-7 JWB compilation.part2.rar [www.filefactory.com] 1.55 GB

Remasters Workshop
RMW 587 Unsurpassed Masters Vol. 1 remaster.rar [www.filefactory.com] 357.32 MB
RMW 588 Unsurpassed Masters Vol. 2 remaster.rar [www.filefactory.com] 395.07 MB
RMW 589 Unsurpassed Masters Vol. 3 remaster.rar [www.filefactory.com] 489.01 MB
RMW 590 Unsurpassed Masters Vol. 4 remaster.rar [www.filefactory.com] 452.90 MB

RMW, Possible Upgrades - Unsurpassed Masters.rar [www.filefactory.com] 741.69 MB