The Rolling Stones - Rolled Gold 2007 - CD 1 of 2

Disc 1 1. Come On 2. I Wanna Be Your Man 3. Not Fade Away 4. Carol 5. Tell Me 6. It's All Over Now 7. Little Red Rooster 8. Heart Of Stone 9. Time Is On My Side 10. The Last Time 11. Play With Fire 12. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction 13. Get Off Of My Cloud 14. I'm Free 15. As Tears Go By 16. Lady Jane 17. Paint It Black 18. Mothers Little Helper 19. 19th Nervous Breakdown 20. Under My Thumb 21. Out Of Time 22. Yesterday's Papers 23. Let's Spend The Night Together 24. Have You Seen Your Mother Baby, Standing In The Shadow? Disc 2 1. Ruby Tuesday 2. Dandelion 3. She's A Rainbow 4. We Love You 5. 2000 Light Years From Home 6. Jumpin' Jack Flash 7. Street Fighting Man 8. Sympathy For The Devil 9. No Expectations 10. Let It Bleed 11. Midnight Rambler 12. Gimme Shelter 13. You Can't Always Get What You Want 14. Brown Sugar 15. Honky Tonk Women 16. Wild Horses Customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars Thumbs Up! Bigapple | 15/05/2008 | Superb album. Like the other reviewer I was very pleased Little Red Rooster was included. It is not normally on "Best Of" compilations. Other highlights for me was The Stones' version of The Beatles song I Wanna Be Your Man and Out Of Time which I've found that a lot of people don't know it was a Jagger/Richards song and they think it was originally done by Chris Farlowe. Not just the usual hits on this album like Satisfaction, Sympathy For The Devil and the like but rarer songs. I'm a big fan of this collection and I'm sure I wont be on my own. Buy this!! Editorial Reviews When Rolled Gold was initially released in 1975, there was no shortage of Rolling Stone compilations -- hell, there were two others released that year, the useful Decca/London-era rarities compilation Metamorphosis and the slapped-together Rolling Stones Records singles comp Made in the Shade, containing the American singles released on Rolling Stones Records in the early '70s, along with assorted album tracks. Designed for the U.K. market and never released in America, Rolled Gold split the difference between the two, rounding up all the big hits they had on Decca/London. At 28 tracks and two LPs, the collection offered a lot of bang for the buck and it was an enormous hit in the U.K., yet it never made it onto CD -- and, in a way, it didn't really need to, as the CD era brought lots of excellent compilations, ranging from reissues of the Hot Rocks sets to the three-disc 1989 box The Singles Collection: The London Years to 2002's Forty Licks, which offered a double-disc overview of their entire career. In light of these, a reissued Rolled Gold didn't quite seem necessary, but it eventually did surface, making it into stores just in time for the 2007 holiday season. This edition of Rolled Gold is pumped up with 12 tracks, making it 18 tracks shorter than The Singles Collection -- about a disc shorter, which is appropriate -- and it largely fills in the gaps with American singles like "Tell Me" and album cuts that have become Stones staples, along with extending the running length into 1971 with "Brown Sugar" and "Wild Horses," the two early Rolling Stones Records singles that wind up on every ABKCO comp. Although it's hard to imagine who doesn't have this music in their collection already, this expanded Rolled Gold is nevertheless a good compromise between the original early singles set Big Hits (High Tide and Green Grass) and the box The Singles Collection, an album that provides almost all of the Stones' early classics in a very entertaining -- if not quite necessary -- package. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide Customer Reviews Rolled Gold: The Very Best of the Rolling Stones 1 Come On 2 I Wanna Be Your Man 3 Not Fade Away 4 Carol 5 It's All over Now 6 Little Red Rooster 7 Time Is on My Side 8 The Last Time 9 (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction 10 Get off of My Cloud 11 19th Nervous Breakdown 12 As Tears Go By 13 Under My Thumb 14 Lady Jane 15 Out of Time 16 Paint It Black 17 Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing in the Shadow? 18 Let's Spend the Night Together 19 Ruby Tuesday 20 Yesterday's Papers 21 We Love You 22 She's a Rainbow 23 Jumpin' Jack Flash 24 Honky Tonk Women 25 Sympathy for the Devil 26 Street Fighting Man 27 Midnight Rambler 28 Gimme Shelter All Music Guide When Rolled Gold was initially released in 1975, there was no shortage of Rolling Stone compilations -- hell, there were two others released that year, the useful Decca/London-era rarities compilation Metamorphosis and the slapped-together Rolling Stones Records singles comp Made in the Shade, containing the American singles released on Rolling Stones Records in the early '70s, along with assorted album tracks. Designed for the U.K. market and never released in America, Rolled Gold split the difference between the two, rounding up all the big hits they had on Decca/London. At 28 tracks and two LPs, the collection offered a lot of bang for the buck and it was an enormous hit in the U.K., yet it never made it onto CD -- and, in a way, it didn't really need to, as the CD era brought lots of excellent compilations, ranging from reissues of the Hot Rocks sets to the three-disc 1989 box The Singles Collection: The London Years to 2002's Forty Licks, which offered a double-disc overview of their entire career. In light of these, a reissued Rolled Gold didn't quite seem necessary, but it eventually did surface, making it into stores just in time for the 2007 holiday season. This edition of Rolled Gold is pumped up with 12 tracks, making it 18 tracks shorter than The Singles Collection -- about a disc shorter, which is appropriate -- and it largely fills in the gaps with American singles like "Tell Me" and album cuts that have become Stones staples, along with extending the running length into 1971 with "Brown Sugar" and "Wild Horses," the two early Rolling Stones Records singles that wind up on every ABKCO comp. Although it's hard to imagine who doesn't have this music in their collection already, this expanded Rolled Gold is nevertheless a good compromise between the original early singles set Big Hits (High Tide and Green Grass) and the box The Singles Collection, an album that provides almost all of the Stones' early classics in a very entertaining -- if not quite necessary -- package. Stephen Thomas Erlewine Album Credits Performance Credits The Rolling Stones Primary Artist Mick Jagger Guitar, Harmonica, Keyboards, Vocals Charlie Watts Drums Bill Wyman Synthesizer, Bass, Keyboards, Vocals Brian Jones Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals Keith Richards Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals

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Amada0 (2008-09-11)

Where's disc 2?

Amada0 (2008-09-11)

Nevermind, found it, lol.

Lavatex (2008-09-23)

Where is Disc 2 ? i have no idea where to look.

 TheLabMan (2008-10-30)

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rayash (2009-01-02)

thanx

Stewabis (2009-08-08)