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From: miller@sunybcs.UUCP (Russ Miller)
Newsgroups: mod.music
Subject: Hot Rocks 1964-1971 CD/Album differences
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Date: Sun, 4-Jan-87 10:40:54 EST
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Posted: Sun Jan  4 10:40:54 1987
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I just purchased The Rolling Stones Hot Rocks 1964-1971 CD (2 disks),
abkco 66672, 2 CD 606/7.  I have several copies of the album, also by
abkco (they keep wearing out - the album gets considerable play), and 
when I played the CD I noticed that the songs have been remixed (which
is quite fair and one expects this of old albums), but more importantly
I noticed that at least one song (Time is on my side) is actually 
different (intro, finale, Jaggers's phrasing at the beginning of Ti-i-i-ime
is Ti-ime, etc.).  The question of which version I prefer is irrelevant,
what I am wondering is did I get an illegal (bootleg) copy, if such
things exist yet for CDs, or where did this version come from and what
gives?  Also, I noticed an import from Germany (I think) that was about twice 
the price as the abkco version. Anyone know about this? 

Thanks in advance,
Russ Miller
csnet: miller@buffalo