rolling stones love you live remastered rar

'CS Blues' is added to the end of this only because it really didn't fit anywhere else.īecause you can sure that ABKCO would be charging a pretty penny for this set, it's only right that they throw in some bonus 45s, right? The first is their never-released 2nd single finally seeing an official release! Also, that Bill Wyman/Stones single (which is barely different from the mono TSMR version) sits here best, and not on TtP,D. 'Through The Past, Darkly' uses only the mono single mixes and follows closely to the UK version, only removing duplicates and adding in more 67-70 unique single mixes/edits. Anyhow, they fit just fine here! For this compilation, I stayed pretty close to chronological sequence. I know 'Sittin' On A Fence' and the other USA Flowers tracks came out in 1967, but I'm pretty sure they pre-date Aftermath. This collects all of the B-sides, USA and other leftover tracks from 1965-66. Maybe the strangest one here is 'Stone Age'. 'High Tide and Green Grass' pretty closely follows the UK version, with a few changes. My version completes all of their 1963-64 tracks that weren't on albums or greatest hits collections. The second LP is a recreation of 'Around And Around', that great German collection. Hence, this set has had a few extra albums created. So this is a collection of stand-alone albums, each designed to be enjoyed separately, without song duplication. In my opinion, these all stand alone as fine LPs, even the collections (like 'Around and Around', 'Flowers' and here, 'Stone Age') are not just simply a collection of songs. I like the idea of having every mono RS LP. The obvious thing to do would be to put together a 'Past Masters' type collection (which ABKCO did and called it 'Stray Cats') or add bonus tracks to each album, but that's not very Rolling Stones-ish to me. It does seem that looking back on the 2 greatest hits collections, High Tide and Through The Past Darkly, they are great albums. So here are some notes on why it's compiled the way it is - we all know that London/Decca had little rhyme or reason for why they selected tracks and sequenced the RS early LPs. Do you remember how great it sounded on the radio or in a club? The truth is that I believe these were made to be played in mono. This has been something that I've wanted to see for a long time! I finally got tired of waiting and made it myself! The complete London/Decca studio recordings presented the way they were meant to be heard! I was one of the many searching for any stereo version of an RS song - I think in part because they were so hard to find and also we all spent many years listening to the earlier records in re-channeled stereo. Now, along with the Exile mono single mixes, it's really complete.

After that, I decided to add the Got Live If You Want It, both EP and LP combined to form a new 'LP', volume 8 which turned out pretty well. and then I completed the set with the missing tracks (marked ** below). I took 24/192 FLACS of the ABKCO release and did a fresh conversion to 320. This time I rebuilt it from the ground up and I can confidently say that this is the most complete collection of The Stones' work in mono, packaged nicely and coherently. As with my original post, there is no song duplication. ABKCO's needless duplication meant that about 40 duplicate ABKCO tracks were left over when I was compiling this set. Too bad they chose to use their same old UK/US version strategy (Out Of Our Heads, Aftermath, etc). I added some songs overlooked by ABKCO in past releases and they were added to their set. There are also some hints that it might have been the case. I always wondered if this collection inspired ABKCO to finally get off their duffs and finally issue the 'official' version.

About a year ago, I got FLACs of some mono Exile On Main Street singles and then I know that at some point my original post (from Oct 2015) would have to be revised.

Rolling stones love you live remastered rar