Quotetreaclefingers Quotejbwelda That was my opinion at the time too: I have all this already so don't really need it. I always did look for the early version of it with the alt takes of oh I don't recall, Wild Horses and You Got The Silver or something. Had the matrix number on a piece of paper in my pocket. Had and loved High Tides and Green Grass, even though duplicated what I had
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QuoteDGA35 QuoteNikkei Quotetreaclefingers QuoteNikkei There's just one song glaringly missing from Hot Rocks in my opinion and that would be The Last Time Agreed, though She's A Rainbow should also be in there. If only vinyl had more room! I could maybe do without As Tears Go By I'm sure ABKCO withheld some songs since they probably had More Hot Rocks ready to release too.
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QuoteDandelionPowderman Quoteboogaloojef Quote1963luca0 In my opinion, this re-wamp could depend on the RSD re-issue, on 17 July. True that they are not too many copies, but could be enough to move the charts and let some buy the 2CD edition, too. That said, I always preferred 'Rolled Gold' to 'Hot Rocks': no Brown Sugar, no Wild Horses but still the best ever compilation fo
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Quote1963luca0 In my opinion, this re-wamp could depend on the RSD re-issue, on 17 July. True that they are not too many copies, but could be enough to move the charts and let some buy the 2CD edition, too. That said, I always preferred 'Rolled Gold' to 'Hot Rocks': no Brown Sugar, no Wild Horses but still the best ever compilation for the DECCA/London years. Bye, Luca Wh
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Quotejbwelda Quote24FPS QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteStoneage For me it all feels a bit too late. I mean a re-release 40 years after the original release. I guess this re-release business accelerated when they realized they didn't have to make new recordings anymore. Had they realized that earlier we wouldn't have had 40 years between the releases. It's extremely likely that the St
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I believe all of those songs were played multiple times during the tour just not very frequently.
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If they release a live 1981 show I hope it is one when they played Tops, Down The Apiece or Mona instead of the standard set list.
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I remember reading an interview with Chris Kimsey and he recalled going through the vaults and selecting about 20 tracks for the Stones to choose from for Tattoo You. However, I recall him mentioning in another interview the outtakes from the period You Win Again, We Had It All (Now both officially released on the Some Girls bonus disc.), Let's Go Steady (Again) and Munich Hilton. So i
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Quotegeorgemcdonnell314 Quoteshortfatfanny Quotegeorgemcdonnell314 Quotegeorgemcdonnell314 Quoteironbelly QuoteDandelionPowderman Quotegeorgemcdonnell314 I haven't purchase a live release since Flashpoint. You missed Brussels, Live In England '65, On The Air, L&G and Live In Texas 1978? Easy possible to miss these: Brussels and Live In England were in big deluxe boxes only On Th
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Quotesaltoftheearth Quoteboogaloojef No one had ever been crazy enough to do such an audacious thing before. This is not true, as Clinton Heylin proved in his excellent book About the history of the bootlegs. Of course 'The great white wonder' was the first rock Bootleg, followed soon after by 'Live'r than you'll ever be', but basically Bootleg Recordings were as o
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Limited Deluxe 2BR*+2CD: , ,
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I'm somewhat surprised they didn't just add the 4 different songs played at Salt Lake City as a bonus instead of releasing the complete show. The four songs below were the ones only played at Salt Lake City. 3. She's So Cold 8. All Down The Line 10. Slipping Away 11. Infamy
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Only 4 unreleased tracks from Rio. It would have been better the other way around with Salt Lake City and Rio as the bonus. I am not sure it's worth it unless you get the bonus show. I might skip this one and use the money saved on other music.
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The book will tell the story of the men who started the Trademark of Quality (TMQ) bootleg label and released a number of Rolling Stones titles including the legendary Liver Than You'll Ever Be. The book will contain a complete discography of the label with photos. A friend of mine helped with researching the information in the book. In that hot summer of ’69 two longhaired music freaks
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The Stones version of Lonely At The Top Gangster's Moll Linda Lu
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Black And Blue Delete Cherry Oh Baby & Melody Add Slave & Worried About You It's Only Rock 'N' Roll But I Like It Delete Luxury and If You Really Want To Be My Friend Add Drift Way and Living In The Heart Of Love
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QuoteTaylor1 I think people are really overating the quality of the stuff here.There isn’t one really terrific completed song here.Maybe if they were worked on more.But there is no way they would put this out as a new album without further work.But there is within some of it the genesis of some good songs,so maybe they want to hold onto it for that reason.But none of these songs as they are woul
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The other Stripped Paradiso show is still unreleased officially.
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Quotedcba Quoteboogaloojef QuoteCaptain Teague A deluxe/expanded Love You Live with a two disc El Mocambo would be nice. Since they have already released a complete 1975 show, it would more likely be a complete 1976 show instead up a Deluxe Edition of Love You Live. Therefore a DVD of Paris'76 with a Mocambo CD would be a swell pacakge. James? Mick? I would say a Paris 1976 dvd/cd c
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QuoteCaptain Teague A deluxe/expanded Love You Live with a two disc El Mocambo would be nice. Since they have already released a complete 1975 show, it would more likely be a complete 1976 show instead up a Deluxe Edition of Love You Live.
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Travellin' Man Hillside Blues Drift Away Goodbye Girl Reelin' And Rockin' Fiji Jim Get Yourself Together Lonely At The Top Linda Lu Hi-Heeled Sneakers Key To The Highway Meet Me In The Bottom Highway Child Blood Red Wine
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I don't think Scarlet should even be considered to replace anything on Goats Head Soup because it wasn't written yet at the time Goats Head Soup was released.
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QuoteElmo Lewis Since you didn't mention album, on Black and Blue, "Slave" for "Cherry Oh Baby" And Worried About You for Melody or Hot Stuff.
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I expanded disc 2 of the Deluxe Edition like this. 100 Years Ago (1973 Glyn Johns mix - Japan only) Can You Hear The Music (1973 Glyn Johns mix - Japan only) Through The Lonely Nights Fast Talking Slow Walking Waiting On A Friend (early version) Tops (instrumental early version) Separately Windmill
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QuoteGasLightStreet Quotedcba QuoteJordyLicks96 I have a feeling we'll get an ER reissue at some point. Something inside is telling me we'll get a TATTOO YOU reissue first though. TY is imo the sole candidate left for a reissue. But a VL expanded re-release might be a good surprise (one day). I don't think it'll ever happen as it would be a double-edged sword for the ba
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This is just ok for me. I prefer Criss Cross. It is nice that they finally released it though.
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They called him the conscience of the "Congress." I am saddened to hear as he was one of the good ones. He advocated for what he called getting into "good trouble." More bad news in a year filled with it.
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QuoteTheflyingDutchman To my ears "Criss Cross" embodies the creative bankrupt they where dealing with at the time. Everybody does his job on an ok level or on the automatic pilot if you wish. Filler at best. I like it better than Can You Hear The Music which was included on the album.
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QuoteJordyLicks96 So the iTunes version of the release is showing two extra tracks listed as Track 11 and Track 12. Wonder if these are other alternate mixes: Scarlet All The Rage Criss Cross 100 Years Ago (Piano Demo) Dancing With Mr D (Instrumental) Heartbreaker (Instrumental) Hide Your Love (Alternate Mix) Dancing With Mr D (Glyn Johns 1973 Mix) Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker) (
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Quoteretired_dog Quoteboogaloojef QuoteTaylor1 Taylor’ssolo music is niche music It was never going to bring big album sales.If he wanted that,he should have stayed with the Stones.He easily could have done his solo stuff on the side and remained in the band .Why he left was perhaps the biggest career move mistake in rock history next to Pete Best pissing off John Lennon. I have said it before
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