The Rolling Stones - Too Much Blood FLAC

The Rolling Stones Classic Rock Dub 1984 US

Tracklist

Too Much Blood (Dance Version)	12:33
Too Much Blood (Dub Version)	8:00
Too Much Blood (Album Version)	6:25

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
0-96902	The Rolling Stones	Too Much Blood ‎(12", All)	Rolling Stones Records	0-96902	US	1984
0-96902	The Rolling Stones	Too Much Blood ‎(12")	Rolling Stones Records	0-96902	US	1984
PR 692	Rolling Stones*	Too Much Blood ‎(12", Promo)	Rolling Stones Records, Atlantic	PR 692	US	1984
LC-2017	The Rolling Stones	Too Much Blood ‎(12", S/Sided, Unofficial)	Rolling Stones Records , Celebrate Life	LC-2017	US	2012

Samutilar

Is this an edit? Anyone knows which version is this?

Kalv

It seems like track name has been edited to include " (Demo)". Thanks for the heads up.

Pipet

It's the Demo It states so above Hope this helps

lacki

This 12" is either one of the coolest Rolling Stones anomalies or utter crap, depending on who you ask. I happen to love it, although I admit being shocked when I heard it. On the one hand, it's one of the sloppiest 12" mixes I've ever heard, with a few wobbly tempo issues and one or two moments where multiple percussion loops are playing and the beats don't match. But the production starts to take on a life of its own, it has a strange atmosphere that works so well with the song, I like it even better than the album version. Plus the additional production was done in the days when you created these kinds of things on a reel to reel setup using a razor blade and a roll of splicing tape. When you really pay attention to how many edits this track must have required, it's quite simply amazing work. I also love that they threw samples from the New York Dolls "Stranded in the Jungle" into a Rolling Stones remix.

Pad

Usually I'm very cautious about dance remixes of rock songs. But "Too Much Blood (Dance Version)" is more than a commissioned composition, it is one of Arthur Baker masterpieces ! This psychedelic rework shows what INNOVATIVE dance music is or should be : it sounds new, fresh, destabilizing. Funky bassline, great Mick Jagger vocal samples, and an experimental approach. And don't forget the traditional Latin Rascals beats bursts and editing ...