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Set I
Out Of Time [Oldham Sessions Version]
Don't Lie To Me
Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby [Standing in The Shadow?]
Think
Hear It [Instrumental]
Some Things Just Stick In Your Mind
Aftermath (Instrumental) [a.k.a. "And Mr. Spector And Mr. Pitney Came To"]
I'd Much Rather Be With The Boys
Andrew's Blues
Pay Your Dues [Alternate Vocal to Street Fighting Man]
Let The Good Times Roll
Heart Of Stone [Oldham Sessions Version]
Each & Every Day Of The Year
(Walkin' Thru The) Sleepy City
Try A Little Harder
Blue Turns To Grey [Alternate Version w/ Horns]
We're Wastin' Time
Don't Lie To Me
Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby [Standing in The Shadow?]
Think
Hear It [Instrumental]
Some Things Just Stick In Your Mind
Aftermath (Instrumental) [a.k.a. "And Mr. Spector And Mr. Pitney Came To"]
I'd Much Rather Be With The Boys
Andrew's Blues
Pay Your Dues [Alternate Vocal to Street Fighting Man]
Let The Good Times Roll
Heart Of Stone [Oldham Sessions Version]
Each & Every Day Of The Year
(Walkin' Thru The) Sleepy City
Try A Little Harder
Blue Turns To Grey [Alternate Version w/ Horns]
We're Wastin' Time
Set II
Set III
Comment
The Rolling Stones
Necrophilia
ABKCO 10572 [fake]
Publisher: Vinyl Gang Product
Reference: VGP 317
Date: 2002
Quality: Excellent Studio
Total duration: 46:10
Alternate versions from 1964 - 1967
Unreleased album planned as follow-up to "Hot Rocks" 1972.
The project was cancelled due to disagreements between Andrew Oldham
and Allen Klein about the eclectic track selection; which included
controversial songs such as "Andrew's Blues" and "Pay Your Dues"
(alternate version to "Street Fighting Man"). It was replaced with
the more conservative double album "More Hot Rocks".
Album was produced by Andrew Oldham. Digitally remastered 2002 from original vinyl source. A faithful reproduction of the prototype concept and recording.
This record is the pre-curser to the "Black Box" concept that was
revived in 1975 and would ultimately culminate into "Metamorphosis."
A lot of thought was put into retrospective recordings by ABKCO in the early to mid-Seventies.
Necrophilia
ABKCO 10572 [fake]
Publisher: Vinyl Gang Product
Reference: VGP 317
Date: 2002
Quality: Excellent Studio
Total duration: 46:10
Alternate versions from 1964 - 1967
Unreleased album planned as follow-up to "Hot Rocks" 1972.
The project was cancelled due to disagreements between Andrew Oldham
and Allen Klein about the eclectic track selection; which included
controversial songs such as "Andrew's Blues" and "Pay Your Dues"
(alternate version to "Street Fighting Man"). It was replaced with
the more conservative double album "More Hot Rocks".
Album was produced by Andrew Oldham. Digitally remastered 2002 from original vinyl source. A faithful reproduction of the prototype concept and recording.
This record is the pre-curser to the "Black Box" concept that was
revived in 1975 and would ultimately culminate into "Metamorphosis."
A lot of thought was put into retrospective recordings by ABKCO in the early to mid-Seventies.
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