That doesn't really sound like an outtake. Jagger's vocal is way too high in the mix, and it sounds like old man Jagger. Like it's a completely new vocal.
Would have loved to hear these outtakes as is with zero embellishments.
Full Version: The Rolling Stones catalogue
new vocals or not, this song is a REAL beauty.
Here are snippets of a few more new tunes. I don't care a whit if these vocals were redone by Mick, it all sounds fantastic to me...
The song is certainly better than anything on A Bigger Bang but I have to echo some of the other postings on the vocals. The rest of the songs sound pretty damn good as well. How cool would it be if the Stones brought Mick Taylor back into the fold for a tour revisiting this era?
Mick Taylor did some excellent work. But i would honestly rather see Ron.
guys, these are pretty much new songs.
Yes, but played in an Exile On Main St style.
QUOTE (Sid Hartha @ Apr 16 2010, 03:37 PM) 
Yes, but played in an Exile On Main St style.
not really. I've heard them. They distinctly lack the sound of Exile.
Maybe, but what they do have is the sound of not being completely terrible.
ummmmmmmmmmmm. but these songs are from the Exile sessions.
and i must say i dig them big time. kind of makes me want a brand new Stones record.
and i must say i dig them big time. kind of makes me want a brand new Stones record.
They sound exactly like instrumental tracks recorded during the Exile era with vocals and a few extra flourishes recorded in 2009.
Close enough for rock & roll...
Close enough for rock & roll...
Keith's backing vocals sound pretty good...perhaps too good to be 'new' unless they have been enhanced by the magic of the studio.
Minutes Late is closest to correct. According to Mike (Jagger) these aren't even "exile era" cuts.
has a band ever pissed on their own legacy as effectively as the stones?
QUOTE (Ben Thayer @ Apr 17 2010, 07:04 AM)
Minutes Late is closest to correct. According to Mike (Jagger) these aren't even "exile era" cuts.
Where did you read this?
All Down the Line, the B side to today's RSD 7" sounds like a track from that era. The vocals definitely do not sound as bad as they do on Plundered My Soul.
QUOTE (twicks @ Apr 17 2010, 10:17 AM)
QUOTE (Ben Thayer @ Apr 17 2010, 07:04 AM)
Minutes Late is closest to correct. According to Mike (Jagger) these aren't even "exile era" cuts.
Where did you read this?
would guess poster is referring to the fact that some of the songs came from earlier sessions.
this blogger gives brief descriptions of each track and their era + some good youtube links.
would love to hear the entirety of just wanna see his face.
in the comment section, someone mentions jimmy fallon doing an exile week starting may 10. could be interesting.
QUOTE (tutpsu @ Apr 17 2010, 12:01 PM)
All Down the Line, the B side to today's RSD 7" sounds like a track from that era. The vocals definitely do not sound as bad as they do on Plundered My Soul.
probably because All Down The Line IS from Exile.....
got up early to fucking get this, and NOBODY had it. bullshit.
looks like it's ebay for me....
looks like it's ebay for me....
got it for $30 on ebay. not to shabby, considering almost every other listing is like 90 bucks.
QUOTE (spiritofeden @ Apr 17 2010, 02:18 PM)
QUOTE (tutpsu @ Apr 17 2010, 12:01 PM)
All Down the Line, the B side to today's RSD 7" sounds like a track from that era. The vocals definitely do not sound as bad as they do on Plundered My Soul.
probably because All Down The Line IS from Exile.....
Yikes. I knew it sounded familiar.
This isn't exactly a new concept, though. Tattoo You had new vocals over old, unfinished tracks.
There's probably a whole album's worth of Some Girls outtakes that could be polished off. Here's hoping.
There's probably a whole album's worth of Some Girls outtakes that could be polished off. Here's hoping.
my Stones dream for the next 16 months is as follows.
1. an album produced by Jack White
2. an arena tour
1. an album produced by Jack White
2. an arena tour
QUOTE (spiritofeden @ Apr 17 2010, 09:51 PM)
my Stones dream for the next 16 months is as follows.
1. an album produced by Jack White
2. an arena tour
1. an album produced by Jack White
2. an arena tour
I just can't see Mick submitting to a strong-willed producer again. I think his clashes with Rick Rubin marked the end of that.
The reason Don Was is still around is because he can navigate between Mick and Keith and get some kind of results.
but mick is a business hippie and he knows jack has the magic touch. wouldn't be surprised for a second if it really happened.
and you know, unless you were at select gigs, we didn't hear tattoo you joints until the album came out. twenty plus yrs of hearing exile v/s touched up exile..it just sounds like an old man doing stones karaoke.
good songs tho...and technically still outtakes. but for better or worse, i like my outtakes to sound like they are unfinished and bit grimy.
and you know, unless you were at select gigs, we didn't hear tattoo you joints until the album came out. twenty plus yrs of hearing exile v/s touched up exile..it just sounds like an old man doing stones karaoke.
good songs tho...and technically still outtakes. but for better or worse, i like my outtakes to sound like they are unfinished and bit grimy.
This might be even more exciting than the reissued album:
QUOTE (Rob Gordon @ Jan 17 2010, 09:26 AM)
The Mick Taylor period is considered their great run, Beggars Banquet, Let It Bleed, Sticky Fingers and Exile On Main Street. My favorite being Beggar's Banquet. One can't ignore their work prior though (with Brian Jones), but as with much of the sixties music, it was a bit more of a singles era.
+1
QUOTE (twicks @ Apr 23 2010, 12:05 PM)
This might be even more exciting than the reissued album:
that looks fantatstic
thanks for that
QUOTE (tager @ Mar 10 2010, 03:47 PM)
QUOTE (TJENZ @ Mar 10 2010, 07:34 AM)
QUOTE (Fender @ Mar 9 2010, 04:52 PM)
10 bonus tracks from Exile would be amazing to hear. -- The best news I've heard so far regarding the bonus tracks is that it's likely that Mick Taylor has been brought back to contribute to these tracks. -- as Keith says "I didn't want to interfere with the Bible", but if parts of these tracks are a bit too bare bones -- I'm really glad that Mr. Taylor is helping to flesh them out a bit.
It's not 100 percent certain he's been brought back to work on these, but the new issue of Rolling Stone says that the rumor that Taylor will work on the tracks is not being denied by the Stones people -- I think it was Don Was who spoke about it.
It's not 100 percent certain he's been brought back to work on these, but the new issue of Rolling Stone says that the rumor that Taylor will work on the tracks is not being denied by the Stones people -- I think it was Don Was who spoke about it.
That would be great if they really did bring Taylor back to work on these.
Now all they have to do is to announce that Wood is going to "retire" and bring Taylor back in the band. I might be tempted to go see that line up of the Stones.
I can dream, can't I?
Reading that just gave me a big boner.
In the new issuse of Rolling Stone (with an Exile On Main Street cover story) Keith says he wishes Mick Taylor was still in the band, and he says how much he admires his playing -- all the way up to the present time; and Jagger recently brought him in for guitar on Plundered My Soul -- which is sounding really good -- so who knows -- dreams sometimes come true -- my dream would include a new double CD studio album with Taylor back in the fold.
If you're like me and don't necessarily need another copy of Exile but want to hear the outtakes/new songs, Target is selling a rarities-only disc for $9.99. Picked it up this morning on the way in...
QUOTE (Fender @ May 17 2010, 08:57 PM)
QUOTE (tager @ Mar 10 2010, 03:47 PM)
QUOTE (TJENZ @ Mar 10 2010, 07:34 AM)
QUOTE (Fender @ Mar 9 2010, 04:52 PM)
10 bonus tracks from Exile would be amazing to hear. -- The best news I've heard so far regarding the bonus tracks is that it's likely that Mick Taylor has been brought back to contribute to these tracks. -- as Keith says "I didn't want to interfere with the Bible", but if parts of these tracks are a bit too bare bones -- I'm really glad that Mr. Taylor is helping to flesh them out a bit.
It's not 100 percent certain he's been brought back to work on these, but the new issue of Rolling Stone says that the rumor that Taylor will work on the tracks is not being denied by the Stones people -- I think it was Don Was who spoke about it.
It's not 100 percent certain he's been brought back to work on these, but the new issue of Rolling Stone says that the rumor that Taylor will work on the tracks is not being denied by the Stones people -- I think it was Don Was who spoke about it.
That would be great if they really did bring Taylor back to work on these.
Now all they have to do is to announce that Wood is going to "retire" and bring Taylor back in the band. I might be tempted to go see that line up of the Stones.
I can dream, can't I?
Reading that just gave me a big boner.
In the new issuse of Rolling Stone (with an Exile On Main Street cover story) Keith says he wishes Mick Taylor was still in the band, and he says how much he admires his playing -- all the way up to the present time; and Jagger recently brought him in for guitar on Plundered My Soul -- which is sounding really good -- so who knows -- dreams sometimes come true -- my dream would include a new double CD studio album with Taylor back in the fold.
Jagger is on Larry King Live tonight...maybe we should call in and ask the Mick Taylor question.
dice's stones jukebox sampler:
Hitch Hike Out of Our Heads Stevenson/Paul/Gaye
The Last Time Out of Our Heads
Mercy, Mercy Out of Our Heads Miller/Covay
The Singer Not the Song December's Children
Stupid Girl Aftermath
I Am Waiting Aftermath
Mother's Little Helper Hot Rocks
The Lantern Satanic Majesties
Get Yourself Together Decca Anthology
Stray Cat Blues Beggars
Salt of the Earth Beggars
Love In Vain Let It Bleed Johnson
Bitch Sticky Fingers
Sway Sticky Fingers
I Got the Blues Sticky Fingers
I'm Going Down Metamorphosis Taylor/Jagger/Richards
Soul Survivor Exile on Main St.
Plundered My Soul Exile on Main St. [Deluxe]
Rip This Joint Exile on Main St.
Let It Loose Exile on Main St.
Ventilator Blues Exile on Main St. Taylor/Jagger/Richards
I Just Want to See His Face Exile on Main St.
Angie Goats Head Soup
Dancing with Mr.D Goats Head Soup
If You Really Want to Be My Friend It's Only Rock 'N Roll
Time Waits for No One It's Only Rock 'N Roll
Luxury It's Only Rock 'N Roll
Hand of Fate Black and Blue
Memory Motel Black and Blue
Before They Make Me Run Some Girls
Let Me Go Emotional Rescue
She's So Cold Emotional Rescue
Down in the Hole Emotional Rescue
Hang Fire Tattoo You
Too Tough Undercover
She Was Hot Undercover
Harlem Shuffle Dirty Work Relf/Nelson
Had It with You Dirty Work Jagger/Wood/Richards
Mixed Emotions Steel Wheels
Sad Sad Sad Steel Wheels
Too Tight Bridges to Babylon
Wild Horses [live] Stripped
You Can't Always Get What You Want [live] Flashpoint
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction [live] Flashpoint
Miss You [live] Flashpoint
Beast of Burden [live] Live Licks
Worried About You [live] Live Licks
When the Whip Comes Down [live] Live Licks
Hitch Hike Out of Our Heads Stevenson/Paul/Gaye
The Last Time Out of Our Heads
Mercy, Mercy Out of Our Heads Miller/Covay
The Singer Not the Song December's Children
Stupid Girl Aftermath
I Am Waiting Aftermath
Mother's Little Helper Hot Rocks
The Lantern Satanic Majesties
Get Yourself Together Decca Anthology
Stray Cat Blues Beggars
Salt of the Earth Beggars
Love In Vain Let It Bleed Johnson
Bitch Sticky Fingers
Sway Sticky Fingers
I Got the Blues Sticky Fingers
I'm Going Down Metamorphosis Taylor/Jagger/Richards
Soul Survivor Exile on Main St.
Plundered My Soul Exile on Main St. [Deluxe]
Rip This Joint Exile on Main St.
Let It Loose Exile on Main St.
Ventilator Blues Exile on Main St. Taylor/Jagger/Richards
I Just Want to See His Face Exile on Main St.
Angie Goats Head Soup
Dancing with Mr.D Goats Head Soup
If You Really Want to Be My Friend It's Only Rock 'N Roll
Time Waits for No One It's Only Rock 'N Roll
Luxury It's Only Rock 'N Roll
Hand of Fate Black and Blue
Memory Motel Black and Blue
Before They Make Me Run Some Girls
Let Me Go Emotional Rescue
She's So Cold Emotional Rescue
Down in the Hole Emotional Rescue
Hang Fire Tattoo You
Too Tough Undercover
She Was Hot Undercover
Harlem Shuffle Dirty Work Relf/Nelson
Had It with You Dirty Work Jagger/Wood/Richards
Mixed Emotions Steel Wheels
Sad Sad Sad Steel Wheels
Too Tight Bridges to Babylon
Wild Horses [live] Stripped
You Can't Always Get What You Want [live] Flashpoint
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction [live] Flashpoint
Miss You [live] Flashpoint
Beast of Burden [live] Live Licks
Worried About You [live] Live Licks
When the Whip Comes Down [live] Live Licks
^^^^
Fail for not including anything from Satanic, and the poor choice of song from Some Girls.
also, no Dance Pt. 1??
come on.....
Fail for not including anything from Satanic, and the poor choice of song from Some Girls.
also, no Dance Pt. 1??
come on.....
QUOTE (dice @ May 18 2010, 02:55 PM)
dice's stones jukebox sampler:
Hitch Hike Out of Our Heads Stevenson/Paul/Gaye
The Last Time Out of Our Heads
Mercy, Mercy Out of Our Heads Miller/Covay
The Singer Not the Song December's Children
Stupid Girl Aftermath
I Am Waiting Aftermath
Mother's Little Helper Hot Rocks
Get Yourself Together Decca Anthology
Stray Cat Blues Beggars
Salt of the Earth Beggars
Love In Vain Let It Bleed Johnson
Bitch Sticky Fingers
Sway Sticky Fingers
I Got the Blues Sticky Fingers
I'm Going Down Metamorphosis Taylor/Jagger/Richards
Soul Survivor Exile on Main St.
Plundered My Soul Exile on Main St. [Deluxe]
Rip This Joint Exile on Main St.
Let It Loose Exile on Main St.
Ventilator Blues Exile on Main St. Taylor/Jagger/Richards
I Just Want to See His Face Exile on Main St.
Angie Goats Head Soup
Dancing with Mr.D Goats Head Soup
If You Really Want to Be My Friend It's Only Rock 'N Roll
Time Waits for No One It's Only Rock 'N Roll
Luxury It's Only Rock 'N Roll
Hand of Fate Black and Blue
Memory Motel Black and Blue
Before They Make Me Run Some Girls
Let Me Go Emotional Rescue
She's So Cold Emotional Rescue
Down in the Hole Emotional Rescue
Hang Fire Tattoo You
Too Tough Undercover
She Was Hot Undercover
Undercover (Of the Night) Undercover
Harlem Shuffle Dirty Work Relf/Nelson
Had It with You Dirty Work Jagger/Wood/Richards
Mixed Emotions Steel Wheels
Sad Sad Sad Steel Wheels
Too Tight Bridges to Babylon
Wild Horses [live] Stripped
You Can't Always Get What You Want [live] Flashpoint
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction [live] Flashpoint
Miss You [live] Flashpoint
Beast of Burden [live] Live Licks
Worried About You [live] Live Licks
When the Whip Comes Down [live] Live Licks
Hitch Hike Out of Our Heads Stevenson/Paul/Gaye
The Last Time Out of Our Heads
Mercy, Mercy Out of Our Heads Miller/Covay
The Singer Not the Song December's Children
Stupid Girl Aftermath
I Am Waiting Aftermath
Mother's Little Helper Hot Rocks
Get Yourself Together Decca Anthology
Stray Cat Blues Beggars
Salt of the Earth Beggars
Love In Vain Let It Bleed Johnson
Bitch Sticky Fingers
Sway Sticky Fingers
I Got the Blues Sticky Fingers
I'm Going Down Metamorphosis Taylor/Jagger/Richards
Soul Survivor Exile on Main St.
Plundered My Soul Exile on Main St. [Deluxe]
Rip This Joint Exile on Main St.
Let It Loose Exile on Main St.
Ventilator Blues Exile on Main St. Taylor/Jagger/Richards
I Just Want to See His Face Exile on Main St.
Angie Goats Head Soup
Dancing with Mr.D Goats Head Soup
If You Really Want to Be My Friend It's Only Rock 'N Roll
Time Waits for No One It's Only Rock 'N Roll
Luxury It's Only Rock 'N Roll
Hand of Fate Black and Blue
Memory Motel Black and Blue
Before They Make Me Run Some Girls
Let Me Go Emotional Rescue
She's So Cold Emotional Rescue
Down in the Hole Emotional Rescue
Hang Fire Tattoo You
Too Tough Undercover
She Was Hot Undercover
Undercover (Of the Night) Undercover
Harlem Shuffle Dirty Work Relf/Nelson
Had It with You Dirty Work Jagger/Wood/Richards
Mixed Emotions Steel Wheels
Sad Sad Sad Steel Wheels
Too Tight Bridges to Babylon
Wild Horses [live] Stripped
You Can't Always Get What You Want [live] Flashpoint
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction [live] Flashpoint
Miss You [live] Flashpoint
Beast of Burden [live] Live Licks
Worried About You [live] Live Licks
When the Whip Comes Down [live] Live Licks
I've always hated Flashpoint...except for "High Wire," which I think is a forgotten gem.
Exile gets a 10.0 from the forkers.
Is the new reissue worth getting if i already have the original?
Is the new reissue worth getting if i already have the original?
QUOTE (spiritofeden @ May 18 2010, 03:25 PM)
^^^^
Fail for not including anything from Satanic, and the poor choice of song from Some Girls.
also, no Dance Pt. 1??
come on.....
Fail for not including anything from Satanic, and the poor choice of song from Some Girls.
also, no Dance Pt. 1??
come on.....
1) there's classic 'some girls' in the live section
2) it's a sampler, not a 'best of'. the only criteria was quality. it was an effort to dig deeper into their catalogue. MAYBE a third of their quality material is represented. and it's heavy on the '71-'80 period. so i didn't happen to familiarize myself with satanic, but if it's anything like the hippie shit on metamorphosis i'm sure it's a real letdown
3) i'd be more interested in hearing whether you think any of the songs i selected aren't that good
QUOTE (twicks @ May 18 2010, 04:26 PM)
I've always hated Flashpoint...except for "High Wire," which I think is a forgotten gem.
you should check out youtube and see some of the garish leotards mick wore on that tour. and dear god the prancing
he was really intelligent on larry king last night. usually is in interviews. totally at odds with his cartoonish image
If i was going to make a 70s stones mix, this would most likely be it
1. Rocks Off
2. Bitch
3. Heartbreaker
4. Some Girls
5. Loving Cup
6. Sway
7. If You Can't Rock Me
8. When The Whip Comes Down
9. It's Only Rock and Roll
10. Happy
11. Faraway Eyes
12. Hot Stuff
13. All Down The Line
14. Miss You
15. Tumbling Dice
16. Angie
17. Shine A Light
18. Shattered
19. Soul Survivor
20. Moonlight Mile
...for today anyways
1. Rocks Off
2. Bitch
3. Heartbreaker
4. Some Girls
5. Loving Cup
6. Sway
7. If You Can't Rock Me
8. When The Whip Comes Down
9. It's Only Rock and Roll
10. Happy
11. Faraway Eyes
12. Hot Stuff
13. All Down The Line
14. Miss You
15. Tumbling Dice
16. Angie
17. Shine A Light
18. Shattered
19. Soul Survivor
20. Moonlight Mile
...for today anyways
QUOTE (dice @ May 19 2010, 12:49 PM)
so i didn't happen to familiarize myself with satanic, but if it's anything like the hippie shit on metamorphosis i'm sure it's a real letdown
you should probably have a listen to this album.
Heard some of the Exile stuff on XM tonight. I'm not a student of the Stones, but I have to say Richards' interview was cracking-- he's amazingly sharp, despite the abuse he's heaped on himself. He swore up and down that his entire career is based on "Satisfaction"-- play the riff backwards or sideways, and you'll find any number of Stones tracks. Jagger's interview... not so good. He was very random and was trying to sound like a big thinker in his answers to Don Was' questions, and in the process, Jagger did a lot of "um... ah, yeah, like... yeah". The bonus tracks I heard were OK. The Jagger composition "Follow The River" is abysmal (worse than "Angie"-- sorry guys, I hate that song).
"angie" is a keef song, isn't it?
(and jagger's faux-exile vox on "follow the river" are nothing short of horrid.)
(and jagger's faux-exile vox on "follow the river" are nothing short of horrid.)
Embarrassing review from PF. The Stones had trouble making cohesive records? lol.
this is pretty much the only band i listen to on a regular basis right now.
the run from 67-72 is just fucking flawless and can only really possibly be bested by one band.....
the run from 67-72 is just fucking flawless and can only really possibly be bested by one band.....
This song is great:
^^^^
OTM.
this album is actually rediculously under rated. Dancing with Mr. D, Heartbreaker, Angie, Star Fucker, Silver Train, and Hide Your Love are all A + Stones songs.
OTM.
this album is actually rediculously under rated. Dancing with Mr. D, Heartbreaker, Angie, Star Fucker, Silver Train, and Hide Your Love are all A + Stones songs.
QUOTE (spiritofeden @ May 18 2010, 03:25 PM)
Fail for not including anything from Satanic
remedied
listened to the album. pretty hit and miss it seems
HIT
HIT
UNSTOPPABLE HIT
Good interview with Don Was on All Songs Considered. It made me reconsider my disappointment with adding new vocals and generally embellishing the newly released material. He says he wanted songs that people would want to listen to again and again and not just some archivist pieces. Plus he pointed out that the L.A. sessions in '72 were used to redo vocals and fix others things from the Nellcote sessions. He just wanted to try and stay true to what original producer, Jimmy Miller, might have wanted.
Also a good story on it in NYT.
Also a good story on it in NYT.
QUOTE (spiritofeden @ May 20 2010, 01:58 PM)
^^^^
OTM.
this album is actually rediculously under rated. Dancing with Mr. D, Heartbreaker, Angie, Star Fucker, Silver Train, and Hide Your Love are all A + Stones songs.
OTM.
this album is actually rediculously under rated. Dancing with Mr. D, Heartbreaker, Angie, Star Fucker, Silver Train, and Hide Your Love are all A + Stones songs.
Winter is probably the best song on it.
QUOTE (Waylon @ May 21 2010, 08:10 AM)
QUOTE (spiritofeden @ May 20 2010, 01:58 PM)
^^^^
OTM.
this album is actually rediculously under rated. Dancing with Mr. D, Heartbreaker, Angie, Star Fucker, Silver Train, and Hide Your Love are all A + Stones songs.
OTM.
this album is actually rediculously under rated. Dancing with Mr. D, Heartbreaker, Angie, Star Fucker, Silver Train, and Hide Your Love are all A + Stones songs.
Winter is probably the best song on it.
I've also always loved Winter -- it really shows what the Stones lost when Mick Taylor left the band. ---- Check out the second guitar solo on Sympathy from Get Yer Ya Ya's Out -- amazing !!
Also, while checking out You Tube I found a few songs that are very good from the Stones with Mr. Taylor stretching out -- unfortunately not on the new Exile CD. -- A ten minute plus blues song "Hillside Blues" -- and "Traveling Man" check these out, amazing stuff.
Also found "Claudine" and "Blood Red Wine" great lost Stones songs.
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