My friend asks: Do you know how to get the Japanese version? Is it playable in the US? There are 3 versions of this. One with 5 full extra songs, 7 extra full songs and the Japanese one which has 10 full extra songs!! I'm confused from the info below. Are there two different releases with different bonus tracks? Thank you for your help! ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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tHANKS!
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Michael Halsband 1981
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Check out "Stereophonic Stones" by Porky Productions in the Stones Vault.
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Quotecoowouters Quotelukpac The DES version is available in lossless form here: With many thanks to lucpac and the original uploader on Demonoid: As I'm not sure in how far this one or parts of it is/are official, please mail me for a WT link, NOT LATER THAN April 7th, I WILL NOT RE-UPLOAD IT AGAIN! PLease NO e-mail addresses here!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Info file from demono
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It looks like a copy od D-Stone 018 DVD Eighty One Eighty Two
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Quotecarouslambra Does anyone know what bootleg this version appears on ? I have many boots of that period but none with this version. It's on many bootlegs. It's called "Miss You #2." Try "Some Girls Alternatives and Outtakes MORPH-036" or "Girls, Pills and Powders PNG-023."
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photo by Michael Halsband 1981
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Michael Halsband photo
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Mick Jagger, DWTS, Rolling Stones, Bruno Tonioli May 6, 1986
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Nice clips on YouTube. Enjoyed this thread. I enjoy Jimmy's solo on "One Hit to the Body." It sounds like Jimmy doing a Keith style solo to me. On the 1989 tour Ron played the solo and I could hear Jimmy, Keith and Ron accents (styles) on the solo live. One Hit is one song the Stones need to bring back live. One Hit Live
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Michael Halsband photos 1981 (probably Orlando)
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Michael Halsband photo
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You hit the jackpot. Thanks!
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"Cellophane Trousers" always seemed like "Too Tough" and "Fight" predecessor that didn't make the cut. Love it! (Nice lead around 3:40 - Wayne Perkins?) More:
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QuoteMr. Jimi For me the studio version is the floor; as its what the song is suppose to be. The live versions are variations and expressions by the band at different times. My fav live versions would probably have to be London 73 and Philly 72. Agreed! Philadelphia '72 is probably the best live version. QuoteRockingLonestar Nothing beats the live version from Paradiso 1995 Another
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On our ACID first trip I tried so hard to rearrange your mind
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"Gimme Shelter" wasn't in Martin Scorcese's "Shine a Light" starring the Rolling Stines. Ironic?
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June 1986 NYC The Ritz by Karen Petersen
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SUCKING IN THE SEVENTIES gif artist unknown 1981
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Chuck Berry, right, laughs with fellow guitarist Keith Richards at New York's Studio 54 on Feb. 28, 1980.
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Brad Pierce lights a candle below a statue of singer and musician Chuck Berry on March 18, 2017 in University City, Missouri. The rock 'n' roll pioneer died today at the age of 90 at his home in a suburb of St. Louis, Missouri. March 18, 2017 PhotoS by Whitney Curtis
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Second Annual Rock N Roll Hall of Fame Induction Dinner De : Ron Galella 1987
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Filming 'Hail! Hail! Rock and Roll!' From left, British musician Keith Richards, and American musicians Robert Cray, Joe Walsh, and Joey Stomponato, and British musician Eric Clapton on stage at the Fox Theater for a performance filmed as the 'Hail! Hail! Rock and Roll!' concert movie, St Louis, Missouri, October 16, 1986. photo by Paul Natkin
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Rolling Stones Sucking In The Seventies - Longbox US CD album (CDLP) Sucking In The 70´s US VIRGIN/EMI 2005 Promo CD-R w/ promo EMI letter inside 2-sided insert w/ album cover and info on back Japan 1981 10-track LP, picture sleeve with inner sleeve plus Japanese/English fold-out insert and picture obi-strip ESS-81425 Censored Suckin
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SUCKING IN THE SEVENTIES Originally released in 1981, this album features cuts and rarities including, 'Everything Is Turning To Gold', When The Whip Comes Down', & 'If I Was a Dancer' (Dance Part 2). Originally Posted by: Rockman ++++++++++++ There's a certain smarmy charm in the Rolling Stones titling a compilation of their work from
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QuotePecman Exilestones, "Sucking in the Seventies is the fourth official compilation album by The Rolling Stones, released in 1981." 4th? High Tide and Green Grass Through The Past Darkly Hot Rocks Hot Rocks II Made In The Shade Wouldn't "Sucking In The 70's" be the 6th? Pecman "It must be true if it's on the Internet ;0)." - Ju
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