A big thanks to captain acid here is his original info

Hi friends,
this is version 2 - an UPGRADE.On this version i have fixed the azimuth misalignment issue.Tracks sound more clear now, and stereo is better centered. It does sound much better than before, IMHO.




ORIGINAL NOTES:

Hi Stones Fanatics
This is Acid Project Vol 04.I wanted to deal with those outtakes for a long time, and than Midnrambler posted his compilation of outtakes from his silver disc`s, on HC. So i took his compilation as a source ( with his blessing ).Every track was pitch and level corrected and EQ-ed.

Mr.D made another great artwork and also suggested we add Wind Call ( some people claim that song does not belong here, but it is somewhere between GHS and IORNR, and it fits nicely on the end so we have put it here )
January 2012
Captain Acid
Enjoy!


HERE ARE THE ORIGINAL NOTES BY MIDNRAMBLER


ROLLING STONES
GOATS HEAD SOUP OUTTAKES COLLECTION

25th - 30th November & 6th - 21st December 1972: Kingston, Jamaica, Dynamic Sound Studios. Producer: Jimmy Miller. Sound engineer: Andy Johns (with Carlton Lee). Additional musicians: Nicky Hopkins (p; first three weeks)/Billy Preston (keyb; last week)

28th May 1973 onwards: London, Island Recording Studios. Mixing and overdubbing for the album ‘Goat’s Head Soup’ (partially without KR). Producer: Jimmy Miller. Sound engineer: Andy Johns (with Howard Kilgour). Additional musicians: Nicky Hopkins, Billy Preston, Bobby Keys, Jim Horn, Rebop, Pascal, Ray Cooper, Jim Price, Nicky Harrison, Chuck Finley and Jimmy Miller

Taken from the CDs:

- Fast Talking (VGP) (my silver)
- Acetates (Midnight Beat) (my silver)
- Lonely At The Top/Nasty Habits (VGP) (my silver)
- Reel Time Trip (Scorpio) (download from HC/IORR)
- "Separately" taken from silkcut1978's vinyl rip of "Nasty Habits"

Reworked with Adobe Audition (volume adjustment, partly slight eq'ing, partly restoring clipped audio, partly speed correction)

No artwork from me, sorry, but feel free to create your own and share it.


01 Dancing With Mr. D III
- early extended version

02 100 Years Ago II
- Nicky Hopkins on piano, Billy Preston on clavinet, Jimmy Miller on percussion; slightly longer differently mixed acetate-version

03 Angie
- different mix of album version

04 Silver Train I
- Ian Stewart on piano, Jimmy Miller on percussion; early version without harmonica

05 Silver Train II
- Ian Stewart on piano, Jimmy Miller on percussion; differently mixed acetate-version

06 Silver Train III
- Ian Stewart on piano, Jimmy Miller on percussion; different mix of album version

07 Hide Your Love
- Jimmy Miller on bass drum, Bobby Keys on sax, Rebop on congas; differently mixed (more guitar, less piano) acetate-version

08 Winter
- Nicky Hopkins on piano, strings arranged by Nicky Harrison; different mix of album version

09 Tops
- instrumental

10 Waiting On A Friend I
- Nicky Hopkins on piano, Jimmy Miller on percussion; "Waiting On My Friend" version

11 Criss Cross I


12 Criss Cross II
- first version with Bobby Keys on sax (in the outro)

13 Criss Cross III
- with Bobby Keys on sax from early on

14 Criss Cross IV
- edited version II with more (Bobby Keys on) sax and vocal overdubs; used as soundtrack for the Japanese movie Metamorphoses

15 Fast Talking
- Nicky Hopkins on piano

16 You Should Have Seen Her Ass
-Nicky Hopkins on piano

17 Separately
- Nicky Hopkins on piano; Jimmy Miller on percussion; instrumental

18 Wind Call

19 Criss Cross Ia*
- basic track, with barely audiable sax
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2013-10-01 22:07 by Godxofxrock9.

great post thanks.

yes! muchisimos grass...

Merci beaucoup

Great post - many thanks

I've just been reading the article on Goats Head Soup in this month's Record Collector, and this double CD complements it very nicely - brings it alive.

Thanks to all - looking forward to great (read and) listen!

Cheers

Can anybody re-upload this one?

Cheers.

My copy of this file is gone. But Mickboy's Dancing So Free is miles above this in quality. If you want to reply to my email addy associated w/this account I'll send you an upload of my CD of Dancing So Free.

Or I could just upload the momma jomma here. God, I'm a brilliant bastard sometimes!!!

Thank you for the kind offer Heiloobaas but I'm not a fan of Mickboys work.

The Captains work I had previously but lost in a hard drive disaster.

Mickboys stuff is hit and miss, but Dancing So Free is brilliant work. And I'm no MB fan either.

Go grab that brilliant bastards upload before it gets shut down as official...

I've heard Mickboys Goat before and (runs for cover) I may be the only person that doesn't like it.

It did have an exciting sound to it and a lot of the murk was removed, but it just sounded artificial to me. Part of the charm is the murk with Goats Head Soup.
Certain frequencies sound un-naturally pumped.

I'm really only after the alternate versions and outtakes anyways and capt. acid got that stuff covered perfectly.
I think his aim is to correct what's there (speed correction etc) whereas Mickboy aims to improve with heavier equalization etc. Each have their merits.

You only have to run for cover in the TELL ME forum. Here we realize other opinions are quite valid...

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You only have to run for cover in the TELL ME forum. Here we realize other opinions are quite valid...

Ahh, good to know.
It get a bit tense over there sometimes!

Still looking for this one if anyone can re-up the flacs.

Cheers, Vudicus.

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vudicus
Still looking for this one if anyone can re-up the flacs.

Cheers, Vudicus.

Here you go, hope this is the right one!

cheers, biggzee

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"Part of the charm is the murk with Goats Head Soup." That hits the nail on the head! GHS is murky. Just yesterday I was thinking GHS sounds like Exile w/a bad cold! I think I'm going to download Capt. Acid's version of this and compare the two.

Once again, many thanks for the upload biggzee!!!