Because, my friend, any semi seasoned Stones Collector has been given very very little here. The SF CD is the BRICKWALLED 2009 version that is STILL IN PRINT. The Vinyl is going to be also mastered from that BW source so the Vinyl isn't going to sound any better. So I'd be buying something that is in anyway shape or form, not one iota 'better' than what I already have and do
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And don't forget that NO WORD was mentioned that it was in STEREO. It WAS mentioned when the Rarities cd came out, they touted it as LIR being in Stereo for the first time. Quite a letdown this has become for me. For anyone out there jazzed by this, I honestly feel good for you. Enjoy and I'll just keep on buying bootlegs I guess. mickboy
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I have to agree with you. For us old time collectors there is very little. And not even a clean version of the mono 'Sway'??? That's just plain wrong. And the fact that the LP AND cd version is going to use the BRICKWALLED 2009 mastering is just a slap, and I mean slap in the collectors faces. Jagger or anyone else from the camp who has seen the Amazon reviews of those CD's sh
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Not all of them. 'Till The Next Goodbye' Mick T is out in front the whole video, while Keef is strumming rhythm in the background. Just like some of the Ed Sullivan vids where Brian is relegated in the same way. Hey, don't get the idea that I'm dissin on Keef, this is just what I honestly think was happening at the time. The video's speak for themselves. the mb
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Hello all. As I layed out in the liner notes for 'Dancing So Free' GHS was a very transitional period as Mick T was doing two things: thinking about his future in the band and at the very same time, because of Keefs intense drug use, Mick J grooming Mick T to ascend to the second spot in the Stones in case Keef went south of where he was at. It's evident in the video's. On GH
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