Various Artists : The Spaghetti Incident (The Originals)

 

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The Rolling Stones : Made In The Shade (Expanded Editiuon)

I'M NO SCHOOL BOY

BUT I KNOW WHAT I LIKE 

The Rolling Stones : Metamorphosis (Full UK Version)

IF YOU TRY 

ACTING SAD

YOU'LL ONLY 

MAKE ME GLAD

 Metamorphosis

is the third

compilation album of

 The Rolling Stones

music released by 

former manager 

Allen Klein's 

ABKCO Records 

who gained control

 of the band's 

Decca/London material

 in 1970 

after the band's 

departure from 

Decca and Klein. 

Released in 1975, 

Metamorphosis

centres on outtakes

 and alternate versions 

of well-known songs 

recorded from 

1964 to 1970.

History

After the release of

Hot Rocks 1964–1971

in 1971, 

an album titled

Necrophilia

was compiled with

 the aid of 

Andrew Loog Oldham

for release as a 

follow-up compilation, 

featuring many 

previously unreleased

 (or, more accurately, discarded) 

outtakes from

 the Rolling Stones' 

Decca/London period.

 While that project failed

 to materialise with 

More Hot Rocks (Big Hits & Fazed Cookies)

being released

 in its place

most of the

 unreleased songs 

were held over 

for a future project.

In February 1974,

 to give it an 

air of authority, 

Bill Wyman

involved himself

 in compiling an album

 he entitled

Black Box. 

However, 

Allen Klein 

wanted more

Mick Jagger/Keith Richards songs

 in the project

 for monetary reasons, 

and Wyman's version

 remained unreleased.

Metamorphosis

was issued

 in its place.

Wyman's original picks 

for the record 

were as follows:

• "Bright Lights Big City"
• "Cops and Robbers"
• "I'd Much Rather Be With the Boys"
• "Little Red Rooster" (Live)
• "Down the Road Apiece" (Live)
• "Don't Lie to Me"
• "If You Let Me"
• "Godzi"
• "Panama Powder Room"
• "Gold Painted Nails"
• "Fannie Mae"
• "Down in the Bottom"

"Godzi"

 and

 "Panama Powder Room" 

were instrumentals 

from the

Between the Buttons sessions 

and have never been released. 

They were recorded at 

RCA Studios, Hollywood in August 1966.

Most tracks that appear 

on side one 

of the vinyl album

 are demos,

 written by 

Jagger and Richards

 for other artists

 to perform. 

Some were recorded with

 session musicians

 like 

Big Jim Sullivan

on guitar, 

Clem Cattini

on drums, 

and 

Jimmy Page 

on guitar, 

and were not intended

 for release by

 the Rolling Stones.

 Indeed, 

on most of these tracks

 the only 

Rolling Stone

 who appears is Jagger. 

"Out of Time"

 and

 "Heart of Stone" 

were well-known 

Stones songs 

that appear here

 in drastically

 different renditions, 

with session players

 providing the backing. 

Side two

 includes unreleased 

band recordings 

up until

 the Sticky Fingers sessions

 of 1970.

With some speculation that

 "I'd Much Rather Be With the Boys"

 had a

 homosexual subtext,

 the Toggery Five version 

changed the lyric to 

"I'd rather be out with the boys." 

An alternate version of 

"Memo from Turner" 

includes 

Brian Jones on guitar 

and has a

 looser vibe 

than the

 Mick Jagger solo single 

from the soundtrack album 

of the 1970 film

Performance.

Released in 

May 1975, 

Metamorphosis 

came out the same day

 as the band's

 authorised hits collection 

Made in the Shade 

and was also seen 

to be cashing in on

 the Rolling Stones' 

summer Tour 

of the Americas. 

While the critical reception

 was lukewarm, 

Metamorphosis

still managed to

 reach No. 8

 in the US, 

though it only made

 No. 45 

in the UK. 

Two singles, 

"Out of Time"

 featuring Jagger 

singing over the

 same backing track 

(with strings)

 used for 

Chris Farlowe's

 1966 version

 and a cover of 

Stevie Wonder's

 "I Don't Know Why" 

briefly made the singles charts.

Upon its initial release, 

Metamorphosis 

was released with

 16 songs in the UK, 

while the American edition

 had only 14

  omitting 

"Some Things Just Stick in Your Mind" 

and 

"We're Wastin' Time".

The album's cover art

 plays off the title 

with a 

human/insect 

motif alluding to

Franz Kafka's 

The Metamorphosis,

 and includes images of 

both 

Brian Jones

 and his replacement 

Mick Taylor.

TRACKLIST

Out Of Time

 (Demo)

Don't Lie To Me

Some Things Just Stick In Your Mind

Each And Every Day Of The Year

Heart Of Stone 

(Demo)

I'd Much Rather Be With The Boys

(Walkin' Thru The)

 Sleepy City

We're Wasting Time

Try A Little Harder

I Don't Know Why

If You Let Me

Jiving Sister Fanny

Downtown Suzie

Family

Memo From Turner

I'm Going Down

Blue Turns To Grey

 (Version I)

Da Doo Ron, Ron

Hear It

 (Instrumental)

I Know

*  (Andrew Loog Oldham)

Something Just Stick In Your Mind

 (Basic Mix, No Overdubs)

Each And Every Day Of The Year

 (Basic Mix, No Overdubs)

I'd Much Rather Be With The Boys

 (Basic Mix, No Overdubs)

(Walkin' Thru') The Sleepy City 

(Basic Mix, No Overdubs)

We're Wasting Time 

(Basic Mix, No Overdubs)

Medley: 

You've Just Made My Day,

 I'm Just A Funny Guy, 

You Must Be The One, 

Jumping Jack Flash

 (Early Take) [*]

NEW LINK

The Doors : Live in Vancouver 1970

DOGS BEGIN BARK

AND HOUNDS 

BEGIN TO HOWL

WATCH OUT

STRANGE CAT PEOPLE

LITTLE RED ROOSTER'S

ON THE PROWL

Queen : Queen On Fire (Buckinghamshire, England, UK, Milton Keynes Bowl 06/05/82)

EVERYBODY WANTS TO 

PUT ME DOWN

THEY SAY

 I'M GOING CRAZY

The Kinks : One For The Road

WELL, I'M NOT DUMB,

BUT I CAN'T UNDERSTAND

WHY SHE WALK LIKE A WOMAN

BUT TALK LIKE A MAN 

The Beatles : Everything Was Right; The Beatles 'Revolver' at 40

WHEN I WAS A BOY

EVERYTHING WAS RIGHT 

Journey : Philadelphia 1983 Superstars In Concert

IT'S BEEN SO LONG

SINCE I'VE SEEN HER FACE

YOU SAY SHE'S DOING FINE

I STILL RECALL A SAD CAFE

I DID'NT WANT TO SAY GOODBYE

Billy Joel : Live at Carnegie Hall, 06/03/77

IT WAS SO EASY
LIVING DAY BY DAY
OUT OF TOUCH
WITH THE RHYTHM AND BLUES

Jake Holmes : The Above Ground Sound of Jake Holmes

I'M DAZED AND CONFUSED

HANGING ON BY A THREAD

I'M BEING ABUSED

I'D BE BETTER OF DEAD

Ian Hunter : Ian Hunter (30th Anniversary Reissue)

 Ian Hunter Patterson

(Born  June, 3rd 1939) 

is an English singer, 

songwriter and musician. 

He is best known 

as the lead vocalist 

of the rock band

Mott the Hoople

 from its inception in 1969

 to its dissolution in 1974,

 and at the time of its 2009,

 2013,

 and 

2019 reunions. 

Hunter was a musician

 and songwriter 

before joining 

Mott the Hoople, 

and continued in this vein 

after he left the band. 

He embarked on a 

solo career 

despite ill health 

and disillusionment with

 commercial success, 

and often worked in 

collaboration with

Mick Ronson,

David Bowie's

 sideman and arranger from

The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust

 and the Spiders from Mars period.

Mott the Hoople 

achieved some commercial success, 

and attracted a small

 but devoted fan base. 

As a solo artist, 

Hunter charted with lesser-known 

but more wide-ranging works

 outside the rock mainstream. 

His best-known solo songs are

 "Once Bitten, Twice Shy", 

later covered by 

Great White, 

and

 "England Rocks", 

which was modified to

"Cleveland Rocks"

 and then covered by 

the Presidents of the United States of America,

 and became one of the

 theme songs 

used for the American 

TV series

The Drew Carey Show.