Description: The Rolling Stones Tattoo You (2021 Remaster) 180 GRAM 5 LP Box Set FOR THE COLLECTOR WE HAVE THE BOX SET DATED ON THE ORIGINAL CONTAINER BOX OF THAT 1ST INITIAL ISSUED SHIPMENTS DELIVERY LABEL WITH THE RELEASE DATE OF 9/13/2021 OF THE DISTRIBUTORS INITIAL DELIVERIES DATED RIGHT ON THE CONTAINER BOX THAT WAS SHIPPED TO OUR WAREHOUSE.WHAT COLLECTORS DO WANT TO OWN IS A 1ST EDITION RELEASE & WITH VERIFICATION DATED SHIPPING LABEL TO VERIFY ITS ORIGINAL ISSUE INITIAL STREET DATE AND THAT IS RIGHT ON THIS BOX THAT HAS NEVER BEEN OPENED.THIS BOX SET AS SHOWN IN OUR PICTURE IS THE ORIGINAL CARDBOARD CONTAINER BOX TO PROTECT WITH THE ORIGINAL RELEASE WITHIN AND HAS THAT VERIFY DATE ON THE INDIVIDUAL CONTAINER BOX OF THIS RELEASE. - THE SECOND PICTURE SHOWS A CLOSE UP OF THAT DATE RIGHT ON THE BOXTHIS IS OUR ONE AND ONLY SET IN THIS ORIGINAL RELEASE PACKAGING.40th Anniversary Super Deluxe 180g Vinyl 5LP Box Set!Brand New 2021 Remaster + Lost & Found Collection Of 9 Previously Unreleased Songs!Also Includes Triple LP "Still Life" Live At Wembley Stadium 1982!Tattoo You celebrates 40 years with the release of a brand new deluxe remastered edition of the chart topping, multiplatinum 1981 album. The Super Deluxe LP Box Set includes the newly remastered version of Tattoo You, Lost & Found, and Still Life: Wembley Stadium 1982 plus a 124 Page Book featuring over 180 rare photos from recording sessions & world tour + interviews with producer Chris Kimsey & photographer Hubert Kretzscmar. The package includes a special lenticular sleeve.The Lost & Found disc contains no fewer than nine previously unreleased songs from the period of the album's original release, newly completed and enhanced with additional vocals and guitar by the band. Among these, "Living In The Heart Of Love" is a quintessential Stones rock workout with all of the group on top form, complete with urgent guitar licks and fine piano detail. Other highlights of Lost & Found include a killer version of "Shame, Shame, Shame", first recorded in 1963 by one of the band's blues heroes, Jimmy Reed; their reading of Dobie Gray's soul gem "Drift Away"; and a fascinating reggae-tinged version of "Start Me Up".Still Life: Wembley Stadium 1982 is an unmissable memento of the band's London show in June of that year on the Tattoo You tour. The mighty 26-track set is packed with Stones mega-hits, including an opening "Under My Thumb" and all-time greats such as "Let's Spend The Night Together", "Honky Tonk Women" and "Brown Sugar". The Wembley show has covers of the Temptations' "Just My Imagination", Eddie Cochran's "Twenty Flight Rock", the Miracles' "Going To A Go Go" and early rock 'n' roller the Big Bopper's "Chantilly Lace". It also features early live workouts for tracks from the then-new Tattoo You such as "Start Me Up", "Neighbours", "Little T&A" and "Hang Fire".In the wake of the release of Emotional Rescue in 1980, the future of the Rolling Stones seemed in the balance. Sure, they'd survived the wild 1960s and even wilder '70s, but as the new decade dawned, they were in uncharted territory. No rock and roll band had lasted nearly 20 years. Still, plans were afoot.With preparations proceeding for a massive tour of the United States at the end of 1981 and another the following year in Europe, a new album was urgently required. But the band's future was anything but certain. Reflecting on the relationships between the various Stones during the Tattoo You period, Mick says, "The difficulty in growing up in a rock and roll band, I think, is that you start with this gang of people and, as anyone knows that's been in a gang, that gang simply can't last forever." The Stones, however, were determined to carry on. With everyone on a much-needed break after the completion of Emotional Rescue, but with an album owed to the powers that be, the band hit on a novel approach to make it. Chris Kimsey - a veteran of Stones sessions - relates how he knew that some of the band's outtakes from the 1970s had the potential to be powerful masters. He was tasked with uncovering the best of whatever might be buried in the band's rich archive."For Tattoo You," recalls Ron Wood, "we realized that there was a lot of great music that we had recorded in the past that had never been released, particularly from all the material we had amassed during the Some Girls and Emotional Rescue sessions.""The music had to age like good wine," Keith adds with a chuckle.TATTOO YOU - Tattoo You was originally released August 25, 1981, it went to #1 in both the UK & US. The album includes the single hits Start Me Up, Hang Fire, and Waiting On A Friend. It's also got Keith's ode Little T&A and Ronnie's Black Limousine. Tops and Waiting On A Friend were pulled from the unreleased vaults (they were recorded in Jamaica during the 1972 Goats Head Soup sessions and Tops still had Mick Taylor on guitar). Producer Chris Kimsey collected the best of the unreleased tracks from 1972 through 1979, featured the new hit Start Me Up, and added a new session (that produced Slave, Neighbours, and Heaven). Most people know the music, so in my reviews I try to give you data on the sessions and interesting facts connected with the songs and the album. Here we go:Interesting notes include: .....the megahit Start Me Up was recorded during the same sessions that produced Miss You in New York in 1978....the Stones had abandoned the track but Chris Kimsey salvaged the single take, had Mick add new lyrics, and remixed it to create the version on the album .....the original title of the album was Tattoo....the "You" was added by Mick during last minute rushes .....Mick did last minute overdubs by himself without involving the rest of the Band, so he was the only person who knew what the new album would sound like before release .....Sonny Rollins got the inspiration for the sax in Waiting On A Friend by asking Mick to dance for him while he played .....when Mick Taylor heard the new album he realized he was playing guitar on Tops and had to sue his old band to get his royaltiesThere were 9 years worth of sessions that contributed to Tattoo You. They started in Jamaica in 1972 finished with mixing at Atlantic in NYC during April - June, 1981. Nov 25-30, and Dec 6-21, 1972 at Dynamic Sound in Kingston, Jamaica (Goats Head Soup sessions) .....Tops .....Waiting On A Friend Nov 13-24, 1973 and Jan 14-28, 1974 at Musicland in Munich (It's Only Rock `n' Roll sessions) .....Black Limousine Dec 7-15, 1974 at Musicland in Munich (Black & Blue sessions) .....Slave Jan 23 - Feb 9, 1975 on the Rolling Stones Mobile in Rotterdam (Black & Blue sessions) .....Worried About You Mar 15-31, 1978 at Atlantic Sound in New York .....Start Me Up Jan 18 - Feb 12, 1979 at Compass Point Studios in Nassau (Emotional Rescue sessions) .....Little T & A Jun 10 - Aug 25 & Sep 12 - Oct 19, 1979 at Pathe Marconi/EMI Studios in Paris (Emotional Rescue sessions) .....Hang Fire .....Black Limousine .....No Use In Crying Nov-Dec, 1979 at Electric Lady in New York .....Start Me Up (final mix) Oct 11 - Nov 12, 1980 at Pathe Marconi/EMI Studios in Paris (the only Tattoo You sessions) .....Slave .....Neighbours .....HeavenDiligently, Kimsey set about his work. For three months he toiled, listening to every reel of tape he could lay his hands on that had rolled during a Stones session in the 1970s. Every step of the way, the band were involved.Not surprisingly, it was the Paris session material for Emotional Rescue and, especially, Some Girls - when Keith Richards was living under the threat of spending time in jail after his February 1977 drug bust in Toronto, Canada - that turned out to be a boon for the team. Describing his drive and focus at that time, Keith says, "When I returned to the fold after 'closing down the laboratory,' I came back into the studio with Mick and the band to say, 'Thanks, man, for shouldering the burden.'"Eventually, Kimsey had found enough great songs for an album. He sent another set of cassettes of rough mixes to Mick and Keith and waited for their responses. They loved what they heard and were convinced an extraordinarily strong and, considering its disparate sources, remarkably cohesive album was within their grasp.In the autumn of 1980, Mick met up with Kimsey in a suburb of Paris. In a damp, cavernous warehouse, with the Rolling Stones Mobile truck parked inside, they began working in earnest on what would eventually become Tattoo You. After several months of recording, Mick then convened with Keith in New York to add the finishing touches to the album. Finally, to put the project to bed, the masterful mix by Bob Clearmountain and Gary Lyons made tracks taken from so many unrelated sources sound unified.The '80s weren’t kind to many of the artists that grew out of the rock 'n' roll explosion of two decades' earlier. But one of the few groups that managed to adapt and, as a result, get even bigger was the Rolling Stones. Nowhere is that more apparent than on their 1981 album Tattoo You. On it, the band slipped past the new wave and disco courting sounds of the previous two full-lengths and settled into a weathered take on blues-rock that best suited their rare chemistry. This deluxe re-release of Tattoo widens the canvas of the album considerably. The remaster of the original LP juices the recordings nicely, and it comes with a second disc of rare tracks from the album sessions that include 'Living In The Heart of Love,' a scorcher that would have fit nicely in Tattoo's tracklist, and an early version of 'Start Me Up' that reveals its reggae roots. The jewel is a three LP set featuring a 1982 performance at Wembley Stadium. The Stones were ablaze throughout, ramping up the energy systematically before hitting the boosters on a breathless final run of songs.-Robert Ham, Paste MagazineFeatures40th AnniversarySuper Deluxe 5LP Box Set180g VinylDouble LPLP 1: Original album (2021 remaster)LP 2: Lost & Found - 9 previously unreleased songsLP 3-5: Wembley Stadium Live 1982Gatefold sleeve124-page hardback book with over 180 rare photos from recording sessions & world tour + interviewsLift-off box with special lenticular coverSelectionsLP 1 - Tattoo You (2021 Remaster)SIDE A:Start Me UpHang FireSlaveLittle T&ABlack LimousineNeighboursSIDE B:Worried About YouTopsHeavenNo Use In CryingWaiting On A FriendLP 2 - Lost & FoundSIDE C:Living In The Heart Of LoveFiji JimTrouble's A ComingShame Shame ShameDrift AwaySIDE D:It's A LieCome To The BallFast Talking Slow WalkingStart Me Up (Early Version)LP 3 - Still Life: Wembley Stadium 1982 Part 1SIDE E:Under My ThumbWhen The Whip Comes DownLet's Spend The Night TogetherShatteredNeighboursSIDE F:Black LimousineJust My Imagination (Running Away With Me)Twenty Flight RockGoing To A Go GoLP 4 - Still Life: Wembley Stadium 1982 Part 2SIDE G:Chantilly LaceLet Me GoTime Is On My SideBeast Of BurdenSIDE H:Let It BleedYou Can't Always Get What You WantBand IntroductionsLittle T&ALP 5 - Still Life: Wembley Stadium 1982 Part 3SIDE J:Tumbling DiceShe's So ColdHang FireMiss YouHonky Tonk WomenSIDE K:Brown SugarStart Me UpJumpin' Jack Flash(I Can't Get No) SatisfactionAS OF Sep-26-2008 per USPS policy, seller added the following information:International Buyers – Please Note: Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. 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Artist: The Rolling Stones
Speed: 33 RPM
Record Label: Interscope Records
Release Title: Tattoo You
Case Type: Vinyl
Color: Black
Material: Vinyl
Edition: Anniversary Edition, Collector's Edition, Deluxe Edition, First Edition, First Pressing, Live, Rarities Edition, Remastered, Special Edition
Type: Box Set
Format: 5 LP BOX SET ORIGINAL RELEASE PACKAGING DATE 9/13/2021
Release Year: 2021
Language: English
Record Size: 12"
Features: 180-220 gram, Import, Live Recording, Original Cover, Original Inner Sleeve, Remastered, Sealed
Genre: Rock
