Quotetreaclefingers QuoteJordyLicks96 Just bought a Mono Let It Bleed on ebay for very cheap!! The LP is known for being released with pressings of the unboxed and boxed Decca labels at the time of release. Got the one with the boxed Decca logo which was only in production for one month (February-March 1970)!! EXCELLENT! Something I do not yet have. When you say cheap, can I ask ho
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Just bought a Mono Let It Bleed on ebay for very cheap!! The LP is known for being released with pressings of the unboxed and boxed Decca labels at the time of release. Got the one with the boxed Decca logo which was only in production for one month (February-March 1970)!!
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December's Children (and everybody's) vs.Help! Will be going with Help! on this one. So far I have The Beatles up 4-1.
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Quotejstones tried to see other Stones records on eBay but found none - can you pls send me a list directly via email at jasegre@gmail.com - thanks I have a couple more up now and will put more up when I have time on Friday!! Will also be sure to send you an email of the list of albums I have!!
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QuoteKoen You may have more luck if you also post it here: Yup I posted it there as well! Thanks!!
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I have a very large Stones vinyl collection that I'm looking to sell for space reasons. If anyone is interested in buying Stones albums, don't be afraid to let me know what you'd like and I'll see if I have it!! My first posting is a 12x5 & Now! Stereo album lot!! Thanks everyone!!
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I have a very large Stones vinyl collection that I'm looking to sell for space reasons. If anyone is interested in buying Stones albums, don't be afraid to let me know what you'd like and I'll see if I have it!! My first posting is a 12x5 & Now! Stereo album lot!! Thanks everyone!!
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Out Of Our Heads vs. Beatles For Sale For the first time I'd say the Stones have the better album here. Out Of Our Heads wins this round.
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The Rolling Stones, Now! and A Hard Day's Night This is the first time where the Stones make a ton of progress in catching up to the overall quality of The Beatles' albums. Still, going with A Hard Day's Night as the overall better album.
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QuoteTaylor1 QuoteJordyLicks96 QuoteTaylor1 Again, this is a dumb comparison.Lennon and Mac had been writing together for 7or 8 years.And had George Martin.Keith and Mick less than a year.And had Andrew Loog Oldham. Beatles and Stones can’t fairly be compared until like 1966. Compare Aftemath to Sticky Fingers vs Revolver vs Let it Be, maybe. If you think is a dumb comparison, why are you posti
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QuoteTaylor1 Again, this is a dumb comparison.Lennon and Mac had been writing together for 7or 8 years.And had George Martin.Keith and Mick less than a year.And had Andrew Loog Oldham. Beatles and Stones can’t fairly be compared until like 1966. Compare Aftemath to Sticky Fingers vs Revolver vs Let it Be, maybe. If you think is a dumb comparison, why are you posting on the thread? Nobody is for
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Next up...12 x 5 for the Stones and With the Beatles for the Beatles!! I'm going with With the Beatles as the overall better album.
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QuoteWitness QuoteJordyLicks96 Quoteironbelly Technically, if you start with England's Newest Hitmakers, then you should put Introducing... The Beatles or Meet The Beatles! for comparison. Otherwise the pair should be The Rolling Stones vs. Please Please Me. I'm picking the US albums for the Stones and the UK albums for The Beatles as those are the most popular markets for them
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To those saying it should be a US-US or UK-UK comparing, by all means compare their releases however you like. I only picked the Stones' US albums & the Beatles' UK albums b/c those are the most well-known/popular releases overall. If you feel the UK albums are the ones to compare, go for it. If you feel the US albums are the ones to compare, go for it.
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Quoteironbelly Technically, if you start with England's Newest Hitmakers, then you should put Introducing... The Beatles or Meet The Beatles! for comparison. Otherwise the pair should be The Rolling Stones vs. Please Please Me. I'm picking the US albums for the Stones and the UK albums for The Beatles as those are the most popular markets for them commercially.
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Just thought I'd start a friendly discussion/debate and pair up every Stones album with its Beatles counterpart. For example, the Stones' first album England's Newest Hitmakers against the Beatles' first album, Please Please Me. Going to go all the way up to the Beatles last album and won't be including the album Yellow Submarine. Will post the next matchup every other da
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Quotegeorgelicks It's more like A Sides and B Sides charting: #9 The Last Time / #96 Play With Fire #8 Mother's Little Helper / #24 Lady Jane #1 Ruby Tuesday / #55 Let's Spend The Night Together #14 Dandelion / #50 We Love You #1 Honky Tonk Women / #42 You Can't Always Get What You Want #10 Fool To Cry / #49 Hot Stuff Ok gotcha. Makes sense.
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Quotetreaclefingers Yeah, that sounds right. The Last Time/Play With Fire maybe? Honky Tonk Women/YCAGWYW could easily have been. A lot of people think She Was Hot was a mistake as the A side when coupled with I Think I'm Going Mad. (I'm not in that camp). These were the B-Sides that ended up charting: What A Shame (#124) Play with Fire (#96) Lady Jane (#24) Dandelion
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I only know of one Double A-Side single the Stones have released, Let's Spend the Night Together w/ Ruby Tuesday. According to Billboard, they had 6 Double A-Side singles to chart in the US Hot 100. What were the others?
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QuoteTestify Quoteretired_dog Quotesnoopy2 Just received mine and in the book it states that No Use In Crying is the only song off Tattoo You they haven't played live, but wait a minute, does this mean they've actually played Heaven live ?? Not listed at setlist stats that I can find Slave, No Use In Crying & Heaven were never played live. If I'm not mistaken Slave was played
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Oh wow!! That's an insanely rare one! Not as rare as that one but I do have one of the earliest pressings of the I Wanna Be Your Man single with the Stoned misprint as "Stones"
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Quotetreaclefingers QuoteJordyLicks96 Quotetreaclefingers QuoteJordyLicks96 I purchased the very rare 45 of Dandelion/We Love You with the original picture sleeve (only the front of it, no back part of the sleeve)!! This is just a picture of it online as I'm not sure how to upload pictures of my own. Rare indeed! I think this is the 4th rarest in order, behind SFM, BoB and Heart of
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Quotetreaclefingers QuoteJordyLicks96 I purchased the very rare 45 of Dandelion/We Love You with the original picture sleeve (only the front of it, no back part of the sleeve)!! This is just a picture of it online as I'm not sure how to upload pictures of my own. Rare indeed! I think this is the 4th rarest in order, behind SFM, BoB and Heart of Stone. I think after that you get
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I purchased the very rare 45 of Dandelion/We Love You with the original picture sleeve (only the front of it, no back part of the sleeve)!! This is just a picture of it online as I'm not sure how to upload pictures of my own.
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QuoteNeddieFlanders Quoteexhpart Vagina? Is it a singalong song? Original working title of Slave (which was not Black And Blue Jam as they try to make us believe in the Tattoo You deluxe booklet). N I thought the same thing when I saw the notes for Slave. The working title was even mentioned (as well as Melody) in a 1975 RollingStone article written during the '75 American Tour:
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QuoteFour Stone Walls QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteDandelionPowderman According to Kimsey this version is from the BAB-sessions. That's not about the deluxe version, though, it simply says 'first reggae version' or whatever as in that's when they started working on it. This is an earlier take than the LP take from 1977. Have you read the book that c
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteDandelionPowderman According to Kimsey this version is from the BAB-sessions. That's not about the deluxe version, though, it simply says 'first reggae version' or whatever as in that's when they started working on it. This is an earlier take than the LP take from 1977. Have you read the book that came with the superdelu
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QuoteTaylor1 I find it hard to believe that Taylor is not playing on WOAF in some capacity. Bass? There is no song from the Goats Head Soup sessions he is not playing on Interestingly on outtakes of WOAF, I can hear an acoustic guitar being played in the background but can not hear it on the official release unless it is buried in the mix. Perhaps that was Taylor?
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QuoteGazza Quotecrholmstrom I think there was plenty of good reason that the outtakes weren't released on the record. They were never even worked on or considered for Tattoo You to begin with. I took a picture at Exhibitionism of a log book from October 1980 of songs compiled to be further worked on. It included as listed: Mobile Master Reel #1 Biscuit Blues Black Limousine #1 E
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Giving this 40th Anniversary release a 10/10. The bonus material is all wonderfully balanced, just like the original Tattoo You. I wasn't crazy about the re-working of the reggae version of Start Me Up, but it has quite grown on me. Mick has written and recorded great new lyrics/vocals for these old tracks. Still need to listen to the Wembley concert too but the new remaster of Tattoo You so
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