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gotdablouse
And I think Charlie said something like "some of these grooves were frankly ridiculous" ?

Your Honor I refuse to answer and I plead the Fifth!
Let's say... Glimmerman did a good job when he chose the best of these 4 hrs for "Voodoo Residue" : some of Mick's ideas presented here for the very 1st time are not as good as the "Residue" material.

What's interesting is Mick kinda got his "revenge" in 97 with the B2B album : he finally made sure his creative vision would prevail this time.
The made-with-drum-machine "Saint Of Me" I is very close to the B2B final track. No Don Was interference here : Charlie redid the groove Mick developed on the demo.

Is the fact that Mick was adamant about staying true to his vision made the band "split" during 97 with 2 half-bands working separately on 2 halves on the B2B album (which ended being by far the best of the "comeback" era)?

I always like the "Voodoo Residue" release

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The Rolling Stones Voodoo Lounge Songwriting Sessions - Vol 02 (StonyRoadGlimmerman SGP 02)
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StonyRoad
02- 08b (3’31) (reworked) I tried to improve the different gaps, short ending segment reconnected to the main track.

What do you mean with "short ending segment reconnected to the main track"? When I look at this track I see no difference in length to the original track.