MORE STONED THAN YOU'LL EVER BE: Anthology 1963-1971
Dig It – DICD3-007

A chronological history of rare Rolling Stones studio and BBC recordings during their "golden years".
The supplement of Stones Remastered Series, presenting a "Beatles-like Anthology"
Liberated Dig It bootleg

Disc 1: 1963-1964
1. Baby What's Wrong
2. Bright Lights Big City
3. Road Runner
4. Diddley Daddy
5. I Want To Be Loved
6. Come On
7. Memphis Tennessee
8. Roll Over Beethoven
9. There Are But Five Rolling Stones
10. Not Fade Away
11. Andrew's Blues
12. And Mr. Spector And Mr. Pitney Came Too
13. As Time Goes By
14. Route 66
15. Cops And Robbers
16. You Better Move On
17. Mona
18. Stewed And Keefed
19. Tell Me Baby
20. High-Heel Sneakers
21. Down In The Bottom
22. 2120 South Michigan Avenue
23. Everybody Needs Somebody To Love
24. Blue Turns To Gray
25. Da Doo Run Run
26. Hear It

Disc 2: 1965-1968
1. The Last Time
2. Play With Fire
3. Satisfaction
4. Mercy Mercy
5. The Spider And The Fly
6. Fannie Maae
7. Get Off Of My Cloud
8. Looking Tired
9. 19th Nervous Breakdown
10. Paint It Black
11. Con Le Mie Lacrime
12. Have You Seen Your Mother Baby
13. Ruby Tuesday
14. Yesterday's Papers
15. Get Yourself Together
16. Title 15
17. Blues 3
18. Gold Paainted Fingernails
19. 2000 Light Years From Home
20. Citadel
21. 5 Part Jam (part 1)
22. Hamburger To Go
23. Still A Fool
24. Blood Red Wine

Disc 3: 1968-1971
1. (I'm A) Highway Child
2. No Expectations
3. Sister Morphine
4. Honky Tonk Women
5. You Got The Silver
6. Jiving Sister Fanny
7. I Was Just A Country Boy
8. Downtown Suzie
9. Wild Horses
10. Brown Sugar
11. @#$%& Blues
12. Leather Jacket
13. Who Am I?
14. Good Time Women
15. Shake Your Hips
16. Aladdin Story
17. Travellin' Man
18. Potted Shrimp
19. Sweet Black Angel
20. Let It Rock

The details in the artwork

Notes

Text from back of CD case: "MORE STONED THAN YOU'LL EVER BE is essentially a chronological history of rare Rolling Stones studio and BBC recordings during their "Golden Years" - from the band's earliest 1963 IBC demos through the 1971 "Exile" sessions. The main goal of MORE STONED was to supplement the Rolling Stones Remastered Series, as well as your own Stones collection, by presenting a "Beatles-like Anthology" using the highest fidelity recordings available. We hope you get some satisfaction!"

DISC ONE 1963-1964
Tracks 1-4: unreleased*
Track 5: unreleased alternate version*
Tracks 6-8: unreleased BBC*
Track 9: unavailable*
Track 10: unreleased alternate version*
Tracks 11 & 12: unreleased*
Track 13: unreleased alternate version*
Tracks 14-17: unreleased BBC
Track 18: unreleased
Track 19: unavailable
Tracks 20 & 21: unreleased
Track 22: unreleased BBC*
Track 23: unreleased stereo long version
Track 24: unreleased alternate version*
Track 25: unavailable*
Track 26: unreleased*

DISC TWO 1965-1968
Track 1: unreleased BBC*
Track 2: unavailable stereo version
Track 3: unavailable wide stereo version
Track 4-6: unavailable BBC*
Track 7: unreleased stereo version
Track 8: unreleased
Track 9: unreleased stereo alt. version
Track 10: unreleased instrumental backing track (edit)*
Track 11: unavailable Italian version*
Track 12: unreleased alternate version*
Tracks 13 & 14: unreleased backing track
Track 15: unreleased*
Tracks 16-18: unreleased (edit)
Track 19: unreleased early backing track
Track 20: unreleased backing track (edit)
Tracks 21 & 22: unreleased
Track 23: unreleased (edit)
Track 24: unreleased

DISC THREE 1968-1971
Track 1: unreleased
Track 2: unreleased alternate version (edit)
Tracks 3-6: unreleased alternate version
Track 7: unreleased (edit)
Track 8: unavailable stereo version
Track 9: unreleased alternate version
Track 10: unreleased alternate Clapton version
Tracks 11-13: unreleased
Track 14: unreleased alternate version
Track 15: unreleased stereo alt. version
Tracks 16-18: unreleased
Track 19: unreleased backing track
Track 20: unreleased live

All tracks STEREO except *mono. UNRELEASED means never an official release. UNAVAILABLE is either a hard-to-find import or an out-of-print official release.

Two versions available, version 1 [DICD3-007] and version 2 [DICD3-007B]

Version 2 with following extra tracks:

d1t09 Leave Me Alone [Regent]
d1t10 It Should Be You [Regent]
d1t11 My Only Girl [Regent]
d1t25 Don't Lie to Me (alternate stereo mix) [Chess]

d2t02 Goodbye Girl [Chess]
d2t06 Good Times (xtra female backing vox - stereo mix) [RCA]

d3t01 Pay Your Dues (alternate vers. of Street Fighting Man) [Olympic]
d3t20 (Little Boy Blue & The Blue Boys) Beautiful Delilah [Home Recordings - Dartford]
d3t21 (Little Boy Blue & The Blue Boys) I Ain't Got You [Home Recordings - Dartford]
d3t22 You Can't Judge A Book By It's Cover [Curly Clayton]
d3t23 Wake Up In The Morning (Rice Crispies jingle) [STAR]
d3t25 Signin' Off [BBC]

Tracks from the 1st version omitted on the 2nd version:

d2t04 Mercy, Mercy [unreleased BBC-Mono]
d2t05 The Spider and the Fly (Unreleased BBC-Mono)
d2t09 19th Nervous Breakdown [unreleased stereo alt. version]
d3t15 Shake Your Hips [unreleased stereo alt. version]
d3t20 Let It Rock [unavailable live]

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Enjoy,
Gonzalo

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Edited 4 time(s). Last edit at 2020-09-26 05:18 by gonzalo76.

Thanks.

Thanks very much!!!!

Great Gonzalo!!! Many Thanks indeed

Thank You

Thank You

Many thanks!

Thanks so much. Question: what are the ffp and md5 files? I would like to name the song files do these help instead of having to tag each song? Thanks again

Many thanks!

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quietbeatle
Thanks so much. Question: what are the ffp and md5 files? I would like to name the song files do these help instead of having to tag each song? Thanks again

FFP file is a FLAC Fingerprint data. A FLAC Fingerprint is a small text file that contains the filename and the checksum information for one or more FLAC files. A FLAC Fingerprint is generated only for the audio data portion of the file.

An MD5 file is a checksum file used to verify the integrity of a disc, disk image, or a downloaded file. It stores a checksum, which is a value created from an algorithm based on the number of bits in the file. MD5 files are sometimes generated when a disk image is created.

I suggest you, before renaming the files or tag them, run a file checker just to check if the download was correct and files are not corrupt. Then do whatever you want with them.

Take care,
Gonzalo

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gonzalo76

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quietbeatle
Thanks so much. Question: what are the ffp and md5 files? I would like to name the song files do these help instead of having to tag each song? Thanks again

FFP file is a FLAC Fingerprint data. A FLAC Fingerprint is a small text file that contains the filename and the checksum information for one or more FLAC files. A FLAC Fingerprint is generated only for the audio data portion of the file.

An MD5 file is a checksum file used to verify the integrity of a disc, disk image, or a downloaded file. It stores a checksum, which is a value created from an algorithm based on the number of bits in the file. MD5 files are sometimes generated when a disk image is created.

I suggest you, before renaming the files or tag them, run a file checker just to check if the download was correct and files are not corrupt. Then do whatever you want with them.

Take care,
Gonzalo

Thanks so much Gonzalo. So to put these in Roon or iTunes with the song names to show up I have to type them all in right? I use Kid3 but was just wondering if there was a more automated way. Thanks again

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quietbeatle

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gonzalo76

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quietbeatle
Thanks so much. Question: what are the ffp and md5 files? I would like to name the song files do these help instead of having to tag each song? Thanks again

FFP file is a FLAC Fingerprint data. A FLAC Fingerprint is a small text file that contains the filename and the checksum information for one or more FLAC files. A FLAC Fingerprint is generated only for the audio data portion of the file.

An MD5 file is a checksum file used to verify the integrity of a disc, disk image, or a downloaded file. It stores a checksum, which is a value created from an algorithm based on the number of bits in the file. MD5 files are sometimes generated when a disk image is created.

I suggest you, before renaming the files or tag them, run a file checker just to check if the download was correct and files are not corrupt. Then do whatever you want with them.

Take care,
Gonzalo

Thanks so much Gonzalo. So to put these in Roon or iTunes with the song names to show up I have to type them all in right? I use Kid3 but was just wondering if there was a more automated way. Thanks again

Yes, there is a more automated way...
I use foobar2000 with masstagger plugin
If you use Kid3 audio tag editor, you can the select Mass-tagging of multiple files. I don't know this program.
MP3Tag supports FLAC and has that option too under "Batch Tag Editing".

In foobar2000:

I'm on a Mac so can't use Foobar I don't think. In Kid 3 I can select all tracks and add any title/art/info but have to type in the song/track names. I figure there has to be a way with the FFP etc files you guys include but I can't seem to figure it out. Really appreciate the help. And the music!

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gonzalo76

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quietbeatle

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gonzalo76

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quietbeatle
Thanks so much. Question: what are the ffp and md5 files? I would like to name the song files do these help instead of having to tag each song? Thanks again

FFP file is a FLAC Fingerprint data. A FLAC Fingerprint is a small text file that contains the filename and the checksum information for one or more FLAC files. A FLAC Fingerprint is generated only for the audio data portion of the file.

An MD5 file is a checksum file used to verify the integrity of a disc, disk image, or a downloaded file. It stores a checksum, which is a value created from an algorithm based on the number of bits in the file. MD5 files are sometimes generated when a disk image is created.

I suggest you, before renaming the files or tag them, run a file checker just to check if the download was correct and files are not corrupt. Then do whatever you want with them.

Take care,
Gonzalo

Thanks so much Gonzalo. So to put these in Roon or iTunes with the song names to show up I have to type them all in right? I use Kid3 but was just wondering if there was a more automated way. Thanks again

Yes, there is a more automated way...
I use foobar2000 with masstagger plugin
If you use Kid3 audio tag editor, you can the select Mass-tagging of multiple files. I don't know this program.
MP3Tag supports FLAC and has that option too under "Batch Tag Editing".

In foobar2000:

Well I got Foobar for Mac but can't get Masstag component. Darn it.

Gracias Gonzalo

Thanks for both versions gonzalo.

Grazie Gonzalo

Is it possible with wetransfer please? Thanks in advance!!

thank you

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kitoise
Is it possible with wetransfer please? Thanks in advance!!

What's wrong with MEGA?
WeTransfer is only for 7 days.

Thank you!

Thanks