There was a vynil edition with three bonus, could you please german iorrers share to me a rip wav or flac copy ....

thank you in advance

mbozzi77@yahoo.com.ar

which are the bonustrax? I know about two: BLUE and IF THINGS COULD BE DIFFERENT (or so). Which one is the third?

Dont stop movin'
Read my lips
Keep on jumpin'

If someone has this "Bonus German Edition" --> can I get a link for downloading???

Rock`s Off!

Andreas

aka MJAGGER123

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There was a vynil edition with three bonus, could you please german iorrers share to me a rip wav or flac copy ....

thank you in advance

mbozzi77@yahoo.com.ar

Me too:
rmaeso@hotmail.com

elmuseo

Some searching hasn't revealed any information about this release or these tracks. Can anybody provide any links to any details?

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Dont stop movin'
Read my lips
Keep on jumpin'

What ? Where's the smiley ?!

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Dont stop movin'
Read my lips
Keep on jumpin'

What ? Where's the smiley ?!

Better?

Chris from Belgium

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Dont stop movin'
Read my lips
Keep on jumpin'

What ? Where's the smiley ?!

Better?

My take is Status of this thread at the moment appears to be Looks like it might take a lot to turn it into

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If you could provide us with a link or something proving that this German edition exists, it might help the search.

i wood love to have it to gtx8834@yahoo.com

April Fools' Day was more than 2 months ago.

to be honest, i don't remember, but i sure, i have an agenda with info ....sorry

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to be honest, i don't remember, but i sure, i have an agenda with info ....sorry

This is what I've found:


RockonTour.net
the Single Source for the Concertphile

No Moss after Four Decades
Michael Philip Jagger in performance

by Timothy Tilghman

With what appears to be Mick Jagger's singular live musical promotion for his new disc Goddess In The Doorway, the chief Rolling Stone delivered a mini-set on Thursday, November 15, 2001, at the El Rey Theater in Hollywood, California. Portions of this performance were taped for inclusion on the Being Mick ABC Television Special broadcast on Thanksgiving Day 2001.

"God Gave Me Everything" was the lone live song aired from the El Rey gig, which closed the Being Mick program. Jagger was in classic form, strutting about the stage like a rooster stoned on viagra. Young women were clawing at Jagger's legs whenever he approached the edge of the stage. As the camera panned the audience, he was clearly the object of desire by all of the wanna-be starlets vying for his attention.

Goddess In The Doorway was released by Virgin Records on November 20. The disc contains 12 tracks with a delayed segment of incidental music of Jagger on piano. The Jaggmeister appeared on the December 8 NBC broadcast of Saturday Night Live, performing "God Gave Me Everything" and "Visions Of Paradise". Hopefully, this is a sign he may decide to commit to a brief solo tour in 2002.

Jagger promoted his new single "God Gave Me Everything", singing live at the VH-1 Music Awards on December 1. A cameo was erroneously announced on ABC network commercials stating Jagger would appear at the third annual Radio Music Awards in Las Vegas on October 26. He canceled an October 21st appearance at the United We Stand benefit in D.C., but performed with fellow Glimmer Twin Keith Richards on October 20 at the Concert for New York City.

Jagger has been conducting relentless promotional junkets, meeting with international media for magazines, radio, and television exposure. MickJagger.com was recently launched by the Czar of the Mega-tour to embrace new technologies, promoting an internet presence to his legion of fans online in the global cyber community. Virgin has even commissioned a television commercial displaying an # 800 to order Goddess In The Doorway over the phone.

This is Jagger's first new solo disc in eight years since Wandering Spirit on Atlantic Records. Jagger also scheduled only one promotional concert for that album as well in 1993 at Webster Hall in NYC. Some media reviews are hailing this disc as Jagger's best work since 1978's Rolling Stones album Some Girls. Who guitarist Pete Townshend actually requested to perform on the disc, stating it is Jagger's best solo release to date.

A bonus track of "If Things Had Been Different" appears on the Japanese album issue. Jagger is selectively releasing additional out-take tracks in markets across the globe. "God Gave Me Everything" the debut CD single off the disc, features the bonus track "Blue", which premiered on a syndicated radio program on November 11 over WIYY 98 Rock in Baltimore. Other studio extras include "Don't Stop Moving", "Read My Lips", and "Keep On Jumping".

Jagger's solo albums comprise She's The Boss - 1985, Primitive Cool - 1987, and Wandering Spirit - 1993. Other solo works of note include "Memo From Turner" - 1970, "Wild Colonial Boy" - 1970, "State Of Shock" - 1984 duet with Michael Jackson, "Dancing In The Streets" - 1985 duet with David Bowie, "Ruthless People" b/w "I'm Ringing" - 1986, "Everybody Knows About My Good Thing" (live) - 1993, and "Angie" - 1994.

El Rey Theater setlist: God Gave Me Everything (Take 1) * Visions of Paradise * Lucky Day * Everybody Getting High * Respectable * Miss You * God Gave Me Everything (Take 2)

Mick Jagger solo: 13 Jul 1985 @ JFK Stadium - Philadelphia, Pa <> 20 Jun 1986 @ Wembley Arena - London, UK <> 28 Jun 1992 @ Hammersmith Odeon - London, UK <> 06 Feb 1993 @ Saturday Night Live - NYC, NY <> 09 Feb 1993 @ Webster Hall - NYC, NY <> 20 Oct 2001 @ Madison Square Garden - NYC, NY <> 08 Dec 2001 @ Saturday Night Live - NYC, NY

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This is what I've found:


A bonus track of "If Things Had Been Different" appears on the Japanese album issue. Jagger is selectively releasing additional out-take tracks in markets across the globe. "God Gave Me Everything" the debut CD single off the disc, features the bonus track "Blue", which premiered on a syndicated radio program on November 11 over WIYY 98 Rock in Baltimore. Other studio extras include "Don't Stop Moving", "Read My Lips", and "Keep On Jumping".

So it is possible that a German release includes those bonus tracks?
I've been searching, but couldn't find it...

Chris from Belgium





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thank you, bonus on vynil

I cannot believe that. We would have been aware of it if there were a release with these tracks back then.

There's no such release.

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thank you, bonus on vynil

"thank you, bonus on vynil"? What's the message in that? That's just as as anything in this thread so far. It has no logical connection with other comments and information, and doesn't progress the matter at all. Anyway, it's "vinyl", not "vynil".

What we need to hear is if those three titles emerged on anything. "thank you, bonus on vynil" doesn't help at all.

I start to get the impression that this is a mischievously-conceived thread. It's going nowehere apart from around in circles, and remains in the category.

ok, stonesman87.

If Things Could be Different and Blue are on the Visions of Paradise US CD single. Get it and you're done with it. If the German version existed, someone here would have had it for sure.

The 3 "outtakes" do not show up on Nico's or Felix's website. They were not released and have not been seen on regular or in house promos.



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mariano should explain where the reference to "bonus german edition" comes from. Nothing mentioned so far indicates existence of such a thing.

NeddieFlanders' comment on June 12 leads the way in this unfortunate thread.

These tracks are only on the very rare "Dogshit In The Doorway" edition. Only one copy exists which is in possession of Keith.

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SONG REVIEW: Mick Jagger – Gotta Get A Grip/England Lost
August 7, 2017

Mick Jagger hasn’t exactly had the most exciting solo career and sadly his two latest songs, Gotta Get A Grip and England Lost, are yet more proof that he should just stop and focus on The Rolling Stones. Take a listen:

Gotta Get A Grip just showcases how badly Jagger is without Keith Richards behind him. That’s something I really hate saying because he’s one of my all-time favourite songwriters and frontmen, but it’s true. This song contains nothing that resemblances any kind of excitement and the guitar work is trying way too hard to imitate Keith Richards, which it fails at spectacularly.

England Lost is more of the same. The lyrics are shocking and the music is just as bad.

The worst part about these two new songs? Mick probably thinks they are actually good, which they are not. So please, stick to The Rolling Stones. There’s a reason Keith Richards called your 2001 album Goddess In The Doorway, “Dogshit In The Doorway.”

Chris from Belgium