ROLLING STONES Get Off Of My Cloud (Extremely Rare & Unique 1965 UK double sided metal based ultra high-grade methyl cellulose lacquer acetate for the 7" single release, with custom typed Emidisc factory labels with song title, artist name, record playing speed & publishing company details. This is a one-off pressing with 'Love Is Strange' by The Everly Brothers on the b-side, which was also due for release in October 1965 [the Everly Brothers changed UK distributors to Pye Records that year, making this a true one-of-a-kind]. See 'More Info' for further details ... more...
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ROLLING STONES You Got Me Rocking (Very scarce 1994 UK 12" double-sided metal based ultra high-grade methyl cellulose lacquer acetate for the single release, featuring the 5:00 Perfecto Mix, the 6:18 Sexy Disco Dub & 5:00 Trance Mix, with Master Room studio labels annotated in black marker pen both sides with artist, title, track length & side details. Remarkably this acetate remains in stunning near mint condition. Only a select few of these would have escaped the pressing plant so ideal for a serious collector!) more...
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ROLLING STONES Down Home Girl (Extremely Rare 1964 UK double sided metal based ultra high-grade methyl cellulose lacquer acetate, also including Down The Road Apiece, custom typed & hand annotated Decca studio labels with title, artist name and duration, dated 30/12/64, just two weeks before Rolling Stones No. 2 was released in the UK) See 'More Info' for further details ... more...
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ROLLING STONES Sticky Fingers Pre-Production Acetate (1971 UK 9-track Trident Studios double sided metal based high grade methyl cellulose lacquer acetate containing markedly different mixes & some different takes to that eventually released on the 'Sticky Fingers' album itself. Notable differences are two versions of 'Bitch', 'Moonlight Mile' still being called 'Japanese Thing' and the instrumental balance differing, sometimes wildly, from the final mixed and mastered offering delivered in April 1971. By its very nature, a limited thing and quite possibly now unique after the passage of forty years, it shows the album still as very much a work in progress. There is no date on the disc, just the hand annotated titles, but this would have been either late 1970 or early 1971 as the tracks are pretty much finished & most overdubs are in place, although in some cases, like 'Bitch', there was still a choice of version. Listening to excerpts, there are even a few sections where count-ins remain, so maybe these were still being worked on at the time. Fragile by their very nature, the surface of the disc shows the inevitable scuffs of time although in playback the stereo is clear & undistorted and the music punchy and direct. A certain amount of background noise is inevitable with something like this, but the disc has obviously not been played often enough for the sonics to have started to suffer. An amazing find that we are proud to be able to offer here. Probably the next best thing you'll get to owning a pre-production master tape) more...
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ROLLING STONES Honky Tonk Woman (Rare 1970s Japanese 7" metal based methyl cellulose lacquer acetate, officially pressed for Yuusen Broadcasting Corporation radio station library, also including Jumpin' Jack Flash, custom handwritten labels and hand annotated paper sleeve) more...
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