Upcoming Rolling Stones release "Honk"

While I like some of the guest stars, I'd prefer a live set without those participants. Just the Stones, please!

 

They are late-period hits on what is basically a late-period comp.

 

Both more concise and better, imo.

 

€87 for four vinyl set plus another €20 for postage
I go with the three vinyl set

 

Just ordered the 4lp box set on coloured vinyl. Wooooo!

 

And people wonder why the Stones keep putting out these compilations.

 

Yep. While I certainly have a lot of Stones on vinyl, I don't have a single comp. So jumped in on this one.

 

I would have preferred a third disc of Stones "hits" rather than live tracks featuring people I don't care about. Okay, I have some CDs featuring the ubiquitous Dave Grohl, but Paisley and the rest do nothing for me.

 

The free bumper sticker finally pushed me over the edge.

 

Wow Amsterdam and London tracks included from the gigs I was at, must have for me now.

 

You joke but you know people will buy it just for that reason.

 

What set comes with the sticker ?

Which LP sets have the live tracks ? Cheers

 

Wild Horses (Live in London) can be downloaded now on Amazon Germany:

https://www.amazon.de/Honk-Deluxe-R...rds=stones+honk&qid=1552587597&s=music&sr=8-8

 

All orders will receive an official HONK bumper sticker, only while supplies last.

 

A "live rarities" set going back to '89 would be really cool. I don't think anyone needs more versions of "Tumblin' Dice," but getting stuff like "Rainbow," "Emotional Rescue," etc, plus the then-new songs from each record that were never played again after their initial tours ("Back Of My Hand," "Terrifying," etc etc) would be a cool release that I think would generate some interest, especially if it focused on different shows than ones that have already been released. I'm pretty burned out on the big hits, but there's a ton of songs they've only played live a handful of times that would be really fun to have as a standalone live compilation.

 

Cheers, what site is that ?

Is the live LP with the 3 LP set or just 4 LP set ?

 

Same here to be honest but pleased that some others are included without the guest appearances.

 

The "UK Singles Chart" I cited for ASMB? seems to be the real thing; not a phoney-baloney "Billboard Modern Rock" chart (where ASMB? reached #3).

(I'm not being defensive; I'm actually agreeing with you.)

 

Don't fight with me - I'll take ya down!!!

 

Once again, the Rolling Stones are in the recycling business. At this point, the last thing I want from the band is another Stones' hits package. I'm with the previous posters calling for a more substantial raid of the archives - there's gotta be some outtakes, B-sides, and rejects sitting on a dusty shelf somewhere?

 

The official Rolling Stones website. It says that the 4LP box set is limited to 2,500 copies only in the US, so I wouldn't wait too long if you were thinking about ordering it.

 

I was thinking about buying the recent Voodoo Lounge-era live album ... until I heard the song featuring Sheryl Crow.

 

Of course I do. My point is that GRRR is a fine retrospective that covered the Stones' full career.
This ain't.

 

Yes and it was great! But the world isn't perfect, and the band doesn't have exclusive right to re-issue every aspect of its career however and whenever it likes, unfortunately. The license with ABKCO expired... so here we are

 

For sure. (Though I thought ABKCO also had some control over Sticky Fingers material, and yet "Brown Sugar" and "Wild Horses" made it. I'm probably wrong.)

If I had been The Stones, or The Stones' managers, I would've called this release "Go To Hell ABKCO", based on it's 1971-2016 track listing. Or something along those lines. This is, of course, the band who once released an album titled Sucking In The Seventies, so why not?