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big4
A DW deluxe w/rarities would be an interesting, and worthwhile choice. Can't imagine much of a market for it though.
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71Tele
I vote for GHS. Some actual "rarities" are available, as oppose to half-finished tracks which would require new vocals.[/quote
yeah and maybe a 73 dvd of a complete show would be grat
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RobertJohnson
I think the greatest bunch of highest quality outtakes in the Voodoo sessions. There are wonderful new tracks on Voodoo Stew, Brew, Residue and More. And the alternate versions are often better than the official ones. These sessions are vaults of treasures for us.
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Stoneage
Being a 81/82 "nerd" a funked up Hampton-DVD (with 5.1 and all the other technical improvements available today) would be on my wishlist. Add a complete "Still Life" with all the songs missing on the original 1-LP and some "Tattoo You" leftovers (if there were any...). And add a nice booklet and some "Tattoo You" graphics material on that and I will actually buy the lot!
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71Tele
My top requests from the Vaults are only two:
1. 1973 Live
2. BBC sessions with "Cops & Robbers", etc.
People need to hear how great this band truly was.
I don't think there will be an official release of Hampton '81 : There is Let's Spend The Night Together already out, so, i don't think they want another one from the same tourQuote
Stoneage
Being a 81/82 "nerd" a funked up Hampton-DVD (with 5.1 and all the other technical improvements available today) would be on my wishlist. Add a complete "Still Life" with all the songs missing on the original 1-LP and some "Tattoo You" leftovers (if there were any...). And add a nice booklet and some "Tattoo You" graphics material on that and I will actually buy the lot!
BBC Sessions : depends on ABKCO AND the BBC. I'm not sure that the Stones have a say. Maybe one day.Quote
71Tele
My top requests from the Vaults are only two:
1. 1973 Live
2. BBC sessions with "Cops & Robbers", etc.
People need to hear how great this band truly was.
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S.T.P
If I were to guess, I'd say the unreleased (Rolling Stones Records) 1972 live album would see the light of day - maybe already next year, since It would mark its 40th anniversary. Also, as pointed out before there is plenty of good stuff in the valuts. If Jagger didn't intend to release more outtakes than what we've seen, he wouldn't have bothered to choose songs from the same year/period as Exile/ Some Girls. When it comes to live material I'd say theres still posibilitys for a full show 1969 DVD. There are sounboard recordings from '71 and '73 that would probably blow any Stones mind...
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kovach
You would've thought maybe that would've came out at the same time as L&G.
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24FPS
What's really called for is something along the lines of 25X5 for the 50th. They've had another 25 years to dig up footage. Of course the last 25 are nowhere near as rich as the first 25.