It seems that the American version of the tattooed man that I introduced last week has been very well received. As I explained at that time, the current digital media is SACD using British masters, but what kind of sound was the actual analog? In response to the voice, this time we have reproduced the British version of the tattooed man as much as possible using Matrix A1/B1 discs. Please enjoy the comparison with the SACD and US version! Please understand that this is the purpose of this article. Of course, the original British A1/B1 discs are by far the most popular and expensive (lol) among all kinds of tattooed man media. There's no harm in hearing this, it's definitely a must-have! If you compare it to the American version, the overall sound feels thicker, but how does it sound to those who listen to it? Please listen to it and compare it with the US version RL cut! ! ! The Tattooed Man This album includes newly recorded tracks 6 and 9, tracks 1.2.4.5.10 from the previous album Emotional Rescue, track 3.7 from Black and Blue, and track 8.11 from the recording of Goat's Head Soup (of this song). It is a reconstructed work that collects outtakes of the album (There seems to be different opinions regarding the recording time). However, the bold mix of all songs by Bob Clearmountain unifies the sound, making it a wonderful work with a sense of unity that does not make you feel the difference in era, even though it was recorded at different times. It reached number one on the US charts and number two in the UK, and is considered one of the Stones' most representative albums, not just of the 1980s. Start Me Up from this album also opened on the first day of the Mexico City performance. Also, Worried About You was played on the first day of the São Paulo performance. Taken from UK Original LP (Rolling Stones Records CUNS 39114) (43:34) 1. Start Me Up 2. Hang Fire 3. Slave 4. Little T & A 5. Black Limousine 6. Neighbours 7. Worried About You 8. Tops 9. Heaven 10. No Use In Crying 11. Waiting On A Friend
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