The Rolling Stones In Mono Coloured 16LP Boxset

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The Rolling Stones In Mono Coloured 16LP Boxset by The Rolling Stones is in our Band Merchandise collection. Read more to check availability and release details of The Rolling Stones In Mono Coloured 16LP Boxset below.

Description

The entirety of the bands studio output in the 1960s, pressed in a different colour for each title.Original 14 mono albums plus special collection Stray Cats.Stray Cats 2LPs of single A amp B sides plus the 1964 The Rolling Stones E.P. tracks, incorporating every 1960s Rolling Stones track that isnt found on the other 14 albums an additional 24 tracks.This limited edition numbered box set includes a 48page lieflat booklet with a 5,000word essay by Rolling Stone writer David Fricke and colour photos.Mastered in Direct Stream Digital DSD from the original mono master recordings by acclaimed Grammy awardwinning mastering engineer Bob Ludwig.Lacquer cutting by Sean Magee at Abbey Road Studios.Features both UK and US versions of Out Of Our Heads 1965 and Aftermath 1966, as well as the UK versions of the first LP The Rolling Stones and Between The Buttons 1967.

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