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The Rolling Stones to release remastered vinyl box sets Date
Two limited edition box sets are being lined up
October 12, 2010The Rolling Stones have announced details of two limited edition vinyl box sets to be released this November.
The remastered releases, which come out on November 22, group together 23 studio albums, as well as compilation albums and EPs.
Each box set is split chronologically, with the first collecting the band's releases between 1964-69, and the second from 1971-2005.
Each box set contains the following:
1964-1969 Vinyl Box Set:
'The Rolling Stones' (EP)
'The Rolling Stones'
'Five By Five' (EP)
'The Rolling Stones No. 2'
'Out Of Our Heads'
'Aftermath'
'Big Hits (High Tide and Green Grass)'
'Between The Buttons'
'Their Satanic Majesties Request'
'Beggars Banquet'
'Through The Past, Darkly (Big Hits Vol. 2)'
'Let It Bleed'
'Metamorphosis'1971-2005 Vinyl Box Set:
'Sticky Fingers'
'Exile On Main Street'
'Goats Head Soup'
'It’s Only Rock 'N' Roll'
'Black And Blue'
'Some Girls'
'Emotional Rescue'
'Tattoo You'
'Undercover'
'Dirty Work'
'Steel Wheels'
'Voodoo Lounge' (2 LPs)
'Bridges To Babylon' (2 LPs)
'A Bigger Bang' (2 LPs) -
Abzocke ist immer relativ, da gehören ja immer zwei dazu. Man merkt halt, es weihnachtet sehr
Zum Glück sammel ich kein Vinyl mehr, sonst würde es jetzt wieder teuer! Ist aber recht schön gemacht das Teil!
Gabs Bigger Bang eigentlich schonmal offiziell auf Vinyl?
Wenn es die jetzt nur ausschliesslich in dieser Box gäbe, dann wäre es in der Tat Abzocke! -
Ja, Bigger Bang gab es schon offiziell als LP. Steht bei mir noch eingeschweißt im Regal.
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Die Box würde mir gefallen, fürchte aber das der Preis mein Budget sprengen wird.
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Street Fighting Man Donnerstag, 14. Oktober 2010, 09:51
Ja, Bigger Bang gab es schon offiziell als LP. Steht bei mir noch eingeschweißt im Regal.Und woher weißt Du, dass wirklich die richtigen Platten drin sind?
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Sind wohl doch etwas "bessere" Teile:
For the very first time in the history of the “World’s Greatest Rock ‘n’ Roll Band” The Rolling Stones, ABKCO Records and Universal Music Group have joined forces to offer two vinyl box set collections spanning over 40 years of The Rolling Stones’ career. The box sets include 23 original studio albums, two “Big Hits” collections as well as two rare EPs. They will be released on November 22 worldwide (and November 23 in the U.S.). The Rolling Stones 1964-1969 and The Rolling Stones 1971-2005 Vinyl Box Sets offer the consumer a wealth of great Rolling Stones music, much of which hasn’t been available on vinyl for a considerable period of time.The limited edition numbered box sets chronologically kick off with The Rolling Stones 1964-1969 Vinyl Box Set, a collection that encompasses the Stones’ early U.K. releases. The set includes nine re-mastered Rolling Stones studio albums, two remastered EPs, plus two “Big Hits” collections. It's the first vinyl reissue in decades for The Rolling Stones (EP), The Rolling Stones, Five by Five (EP), The Rolling Stones No. 2, Big Hits (High Tide and Green Grass) and Through the Past, Darkly (Big Hits Vol. 2).
The first five titles in the set are presented in their original mono format affording, for the first time in years, an opportunity for Stones fans to enjoy re-mastered versions of the tracks “I Can’t Be Satisfied,” “Time Is On My Side” (Version 2) and “Down the Road Apiece” as originally released. Through the Past, Darkly (Big Hits Vol. 2) is included with its original octagonal cover and artwork intact. Metamorphosis is also included in the set; the album was first released in 1975 but is wholly comprised of tracks recorded from the early-to-late sixties. The inclusion of the band’s original two “Big Hits” collections was mandated by the fact that U.K. album releases in that era most often did not include contemporaneously released hit singles.
The world really was The Rolling Stones’ oyster in the seventies, as their escapades made headlines around the world from the French Riviera to Switzerland and via the U.S. and Canada. They performed groundbreaking concerts in arenas and moved effortlessly into open-air stadiums. They stuck their collective tongue out at the British establishment and became citizens of the world.They set up their own label and made the most of their new-found artistic freedom and, most importantly, they issued a series of definitive studio albums: Sticky Fingers, Exile On Main Street, Goats Head Soup, It’s Only Rock ’n’ Roll, Black And Blue and Some Girls. They partied at Studio 54, came up with dance-floor hits “Miss You” and “Emotional Rescue,” and recorded in Paris, Nassau, Jamaica and New York.
The eighties saw the band stretch the envelope further still, working with jazz great Sonny Rollins, film directors Julien Temple and Michael Lindsay-Hogg, and producers Chris Kimsey and Steve Lillywhite on classics such as Emotional Rescue, Tattoo You, Undercover, Dirty Work and Steel Wheels.
Throughout the next two decades they filmed with Scorsese, recorded with Don Was and released further groundbreaking albums--Voodoo Lounge and Bridges To Babylon, right up to 2005’s triumphant A Bigger Bang.Fans now get a chance to rediscover many of their past favorites and unearth some forgotten gems along the way too …all re-mastered and sounding better than ever.
The two volumes, a compendium of the band’s U.K.-released studio recordings, will be marketed jointly by ABKCO and UMG and span the band’s output from the dawn of their recording career in early 1964 with the release of their debut LP The Rolling Stones, through to A Bigger Bang, originally released in 2005. Pressings in The Rolling Stones 1964-1969 and The Rolling Stones 1971-2005 Vinyl Box Sets are 180-gram virgin heavyweight vinyl and are part of the much lauded Back-to-Black classic vinyl reissue series.
The Rolling Stones–1964-1969 Vinyl Box Set:
- The Rolling Stones (EP)*, original U.K. release January 10, 1964
- The Rolling Stones*, original U.K. release April 17, 1964
- Five By Five (EP)*, original U.K. release August 14, 1964
- The Rolling Stones No. 2*, original U.K. release January 15, 1965
- Out Of Our Heads*, original U.K. release September 24, 1965
- Aftermath, original U.K. release April 15, 1966
- Big Hits (High Tide and Green Grass), original U.K. release November 4, 1966
- Between The Buttons, original U.K. release January 20, 1967
- Their Satanic Majesties Request, original U.K. release December 8, 1967
- Beggars Banquet, original U.K. release December 5, 1968
- Through The Past, Darkly (Big Hits Vol. 2), original U.K. release September 12, 1969
- Let It Bleed, original U.K. release December 6, 1969
- Metamorphosis, original U.K. release June 6, 1975
*Denotes recorded in mono
The Rolling Stones 1971-2005 Vinyl Box Set:
- Sticky Fingers, original U.K. release April 23, 1971
- Exile On Main Street, original U.K. release May 12, 1972
- Goats Head Soup, original U.K. release August 31, 1973
- It’s Only Rock ‘N Roll, original U,K. release October 18, 1974
- Black And Blue, original U.K. release April 20, 1976
- Some Girls, original U.K. release June 9, 1978
- Emotional Rescue, original U.K. release June 23, 1980
- Tattoo You, original U.K. release August 25, 1981
- Undercover, original U.K. release November 7, 1983
- Dirty Work, original U.K. release March 24, 1986
- Steel Wheels, original U.K. release August 28, 1989
- Voodoo Lounge (2 LPs), original U.K. release July 11, 1994
- Bridges To Babylon (2 LPs), original U.K. release September 29, 1997
- A Bigger Bang (2 LPs), original U.K. release Sept 5, 2005
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They set up their own label and made the most of their new-found artistic freedom and, most importantly, they issued a series of definitive studio albums: Sticky Fingers, Exile On Main Street, Goats Head Soup, It’s Only Rock ’n’ Roll, Black And Blue and Some Girls. They partied at Studio 54, came up with dance-floor hits “Miss You” and “Emotional Rescue,” and recorded in Paris, Nassau, Jamaica and New York.
Öhm, Emotional Rescue?
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tja Weihnachten naht und die Lieben (der Stones) wollen beschenkt werden.
Das zieht richtig Kohle.
Wird ein teures Projekt.. ohne zusätzliche Tracks lediglich 1 zu 1, trotz Bearbeitung und trotz des Sammlerwerts mit vermutlich toller Box, da halte ich die Taler doch lieber für Konzerte zurück. -
Ja und nein Stonezeit, denn die Alben sind in 180 gramm Virgin Vinyl, also qualitativ hochwertig.
Während die Original Alben den Sammlerwert haben, ist das echt was zum anhören, dazu noch die EPs, schon nicht schlecht dieser Release!
Im Gengensatz zur "neuen" Keith Richards CD: Keith Richards - Vintage Vinos (release 2. November 2010)
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