The Rolling Stones - Necrophilia (the unreleased album 1972)

[Asso]

01 Out of Time (3:22)
02 Don't Lie to Me (2:06)
03 Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby [Standing in the Shadow] (2:24)
04 Think (3:13)
05 Hear It [Instrumental] (1:45)
06 Some Things Just Stick in Your Mind (2:59)
07 Aftermath [Instrumental] (2:44)
08 I'd Much Rather Be with the Boys (2:10)
09 Andrew's Blues (3:06)
10 Pay Your Dues (3:07)
11 Let the Good Times Roll (1:58)
12 Heart of Stone (3:47)
13 Each & Every Day of the Year (2:49)
14 [Walkin' Thru the] Sleepy City (2:51)
15 Try a Little Harder (2:17)
16 Blue Turns to Grey (2:44)
17 We're Wastin' Time (2:41)

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[hrothgar]

Very cool. Thanks for this. I had not heard of it before.

Cheers, Andy.

[adrie]

Thanks a lot for the new links, Asso!
Adrie

[easy rider]

Thanks

[binky2]

Thanks!

[swampash]

I don't know about a 1972 unreleased album, but these are outtakes from 1965, some of which found their way onto Metamophosis...

[Jonesounds]

Necrophilia was indeed an unreleased album from 1972. Only a handful of acetates exist.

[swampash]

I stand corrected: (link) beatzenith.com/the_rolling_stones/rs3comps.htm

1972 Necrophilia- How this title was even granted a catalog number - AB4224 - is a mystery. Much like the legendary unreleased 1966 Stones LP Could You Walk On Water?, this set was to have featured 15 previously-unreleased tracks including alternate takes of Heart of Stone, Out of Time and Pay Your Dues, which was the original version of Street Fighting Man. Story has it that Andrew Loog Oldham and Allen Klein had a major disagreement on the track selection - more specifically on the extremely vulgar Andrew's Blues. It would have been unprecedented at the time for such a song to be released to the public, but not as far-fetched an idea if you consider that Lonesome Schoolboy Blues [aka: C**ksucker Blues] was included for a limited time in an official 1984 German albums boxed set. This title would be replaced by the friendlier More Hot Rocks but fans fear not, as nine (9) of these selections later appeared in the 1975 LP Metamorphosis. Not surprisingly, Andrew's Blues has since become a popular bootleg track.
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RELEASE U.S. HCP LABEL CAT. NO. PRINT RUN select feature
planned/not released: 1972 - Abkco AB4224 unknown Andrew's Blues

[crunchy frog]

Many thanks for this one

[thepick]

thanks, great and rare album

[cowdemon]

Thanks so much. I've looked for this for years!!

[afap888]

Thank You Very Much..

[chloesdad]

Excellent, many thanks from Manchester.

[chloesdad]

Excellent, many thanks from Manchester.

[daoRyebbA]

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