THE ROLLING STONES " Headin' For An Overload " 2CD
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The Rolling Stones ?– Headin' For An Overload 2CD

Label: Totonka ?– CD PRO 18

Limited Numbered Edition OF 300

THIS ONE NUMBER 00285

COLLECTOR’S ITEM

2 ORIGINAL CD'S NOT COPY OR CDR


Headin' for an Overload was issued as a limited edition of 300 and contains a mini tour book, poster, postcards, and a two-sided duplicate of a Mick Jagger interview from Rolling Stone magazine. 


Release notes that this is from "complete shows aired on KBFH* on September 29, 1974 and November 24, 1974"

Recorded live at Brussels - disc 1 October 17, 1973 and London - disc 2 September 9, 1973.


STUNNING SOUNDBOARD RECORDING

Tracklist

1-1         Brown Sugar     

1-2         Happy  

1-3         Dancing With Mr. D.      

1-4         Angie   

1-5         You Can't Always Get What You Want  

1-6         Midnight Rambler          

1-7         Rip This Joint    

1-8         Jumping Jack Flash        

1-9         Street Fighting Man      

2-1         Gimme Shelter

2-2         Tumbling Dice  

2-3         Brown Sugar     

2-4         Heart Breaker  

2-5         Angie   

2-6         Honky Tonk Women     

2-7         Midnight Rambler          

2-8         Jumping Jack Flash        

2-9         Street Fighting Man      

Bonus Track

2-10       Peter Cook And Dudley Moore Interview With Mick Jagger And Charlie Watts

Notes

 

 

 

This double-disc bootleg would be the greatest live Rolling Stones release . The definitive version of "Midnight Rambler" can be found here, scarier and more dangerous than either the studio or the Get Your Ya-Ya's Out! versions (complete with some deep vocal growls courtesy of Jagger). Also included are fabulous renditions of the thrashy "Rip This Joint" and the uncontainable blues energy of "All Down the Line" (listed incorrectly on disc two as "Jumpin' Jack Flash"). You'll also get inspired versions of the grim "Gimme Shelter" and "Dancing With Mr. D.," an invigorating "Jumpin' Jack Flash," and the dirty funk of "Heartbreaker." 


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