That's pretty cool. I wish I liked the Stones though.

What about their 1960s singles?

No new songs on this at all? :/

They did this previous in .. 1985?

Originally Posted by spyro94

No new songs on this at all? :/

"The lavish package contains 173 tracks, of which 83 are not officially available elsewhere."

They've done this with the beatles are well. Unfortunately it won't save the failing record label, it will just buy them a little more time.

interesting

i'll buy it for no more than $150. i bought the Beatles box set from amazon not too long ago for a $120. not bad considering it's around $180-$200 regular price

Cool stuff, I just hope it's not too expensive.

I actually want to embark one day to get their discography...0_0 So much music.

Originally Posted by SLoT

That's pretty cool. I wish I liked the Stones though.

Pick up "Sticky Fingers" or "Hot Rocks." Some of the best music ever made.

Originally Posted by StephenYoung

What about their 1960s singles?

Owned by a different label.

Originally Posted by hasekisthebest

They've done this with the beatles are well. Unfortunately it won't save the failing record label, it will just buy them a little more time.

The Beatles just did boxsets for their full discography in stereo and mono. Both sold insane amounts.

Originally Posted by davosmavo

Pick up "Sticky Fingers" or "Hot Rocks." Some of the best music ever made.


Owned by a different label.


The Beatles just did boxsets for their full discography in stereo and mono. Both sold insane amounts.

I will. Thanks for the recc.

Originally Posted by miltownrob

"The lavish package contains 173 tracks, of which 83 are not officially available elsewhere."

Not officially available elsewhere does not, in any way, mean that I don't have them.

EMI also released "One" which was remastered, but that was the only way people would buy a cd with all of the songs they already owned. They just sold people what they already owned.