"Plundered My Soul ""Plundered My Soul"" is a song by The Rolling Stones featured as a bonus track on the 2010 re-release of their 1972 album ""Exile on Main St."". It was the first song released by the band from the new recordings, limited-edition copies of the single shelved in independent stores on 17 April 2010, in honor of Record Store Day. The single peaked at number 200 on the UK Top 200 Singles Chart, at number 2 on ""Billboard""'s Singles Sales and number 42 on ""Billboard""s Rock Songs Airplay. It also reached number 15 in France, and remained there"
"material, while the post-1994 material was to be handled by Interscope Records (once a subsidiary of Atlantic). During the autumn, Jagger and Richards worked with producer Don Was to add new vocals and guitar parts to ten unfinished songs from the ""Exile on Main St."" sessions. Jagger and Mick Taylor also recorded a session together in London where Taylor added lead guitar to what would be the expanded album's single, ""Plundered My Soul"". On 17 April 2010, the band released a limited edition 7-inch vinyl single of the previously unreleased track ""Plundered My Soul"" as part of Record Store Day."
"Stones' tours from 1969 through 1973 also document Taylor's concert performances with the Rolling Stones. In March 2010, rumours started circulating that Taylor had contributed guitar work on the upcoming ""Exile on Main St."" special edition release. This expanded version of the original double album includes 10 outtakes or alternative versions of songs. Taylor later revealed (in an interview with a journalist from Cleveland) that he had indeed recorded new guitar overdubs for the CD, at Jagger's request. On 17 April 2010 (National Record Store Day), the new Rolling Stones single ""Plundered My Soul"" came out, featuring recently recorded vocals"
"at a London studio (November 2009) to record new guitar and vocal parts for the previously unreleased song, ""Plundered My Soul"". The track was selected by the Rolling Stones for release as a limited edition single on Record Store Day. Taylor also helped to promote the ""Boogie For Stu"" album, which was recorded by Ben Waters to honour Ian Stewart (original Stones pianist and co-founder of the band), by taking part in a concert to mark the CD's official launch at the Ambassadors Theatre, London on 9 March 2011. Proceeds from the event were donated to the British Heart Foundation."
"in a deluxe package in May 2010. Of the ten bonus tracks, only two are undoctored outtakes from the original sessions: an early version of ""Tumbling Dice"" entitled ""Good Time Women"", and ""Soul Survivor"", the last featuring a Richards lead vocal (with dummy/placeholder lyrics). The other tracks received overdubs just prior to release on this package, with new lead vocals by Jagger on all except ""I'm Not Signifying"", backing vocals in places by past and current Stones tour singers Cindy Mizelle and Lisa Fischer, and a new guitar part by Mick Taylor on ""Plundered My Soul."" On the selection of"
"2010, a reissue of the album was released, that was remastered and slightly remixed and includes B-sides, new artwork, and exclusive online content. This reissue celebrates the tenth anniversary of the release of the album and is available for the first time in vinyl format. Disturbed's guitarist, Dan Donegan, commented on the reissue: ""[...] it's the album that put us on the map and launched our career. So we went back into the studio and we remixed it, we're having it remastered, we're gonna put a couple of bonus tracks on there and touch up some of the packaging and"
"2010, the album was reissued on vinyl by Sundazed Records with the original Columbia catalog number LP 5362. The reissued Sundazed vinyl is an exact copy of the original record except that the back cover has a barcode and indicates it is a Sundazed issue. Performed but not included were the songs ""Jackson"" and ""Orange Blossom Special"", which are included in the video release of the show (both songs had been included in ""At Folsom Prison""). Two songs were somehow slowed down by half a step (""Starkville City Jail"" and ""Blistered""), possibly due to using another tape machine while the"
"Mind"" was re-recorded for this album and mixed with ""In My House"", a new acid-house track on the album which expanded the lyrics to the song. ""Introspective"" was re-released in 2001 (as were the duo's first six albums) as ""Introspective/Further Listening"". The re-released version was digitally remastered and came with a second disc of B-sides and previously unreleased material from around the time of the album's original release. Yet another re-release followed on 9 February 2009, under the title ""Introspective: Remastered"". This version contains only the six tracks on the original. With the 2009 re-release, the 2001 two-disc re-release was"
"In April 2010, Broadrick remastered the album and compiled seventy minutes of extra material for a double-disc reissue that was released later that year on 21 June. The bonus disc contained original unreleased mixes of songs from the Soundcheck sessions, live recordings from 1990, rehearsals (that ""Invisible Oranges"" described as ""thrilling"") and demos of some ""Tiny Tears"" songs that Broadrick believed revealed melodies that had been lost in the original mixing process. On all releases, the album's cover is a still frame of a hallucination scene from the 1980 Ken Russell film ""Altered States"". ""Streetcleaner"" was met with positive reviews"
"music video was directed by Storm Thorgerson. The album was re-released in a remastered limited edition by Gonzo Multimedia on 18 March 2011, with a bonus CD with extra tracks, including alternate edits and live versions of tracks on the main album, as well as ""Vultures in the City"" (originally titled ""Vultures"" and only previously available as the b-side to the ""Brother of Mine"" 7-inch vinyl single). This edition was initially only available only from Gonzo but can now be bought from other suppliers. In 2014 Esoteric Recordings reissued the album in time for its 25th anniversary. All music and"
"the recording of the album. A third track from the album, ""Fanatic (The Nail in My Soul)"", was only released as a promotional 7"" single in France. The album was re-issued on 27 September 2010 in the UK on the Cherry Red record label as a two-CD set, containing the original ten-track album on the first CD and a second CD entitled ""Love: And the B-sides and the Remixes"". As original album Love: And a Million Other Things Love: And a Million Other Things is Claudia Brücken's first solo album, released in February 1991 and produced by Pascal Gabriel and"
"would release the 22 track retrospective compilation ""Dirty Shirt Rock 'n' Roll: The First Ten Years"" followed by expanded reissues of the previous albums ""Extra Width"", ""Orange"", ""Acme"", ""Now I Got Worry"", ""Controversial Negro"" and tracks from the early releases (the original Kramer and Steve Albini recordings) ""Year One"". On April 16, 2010 they played a one-off show at Brooklyn Bowl and announced more shows taking place from July 2010 including Pitchfork Music Festival, Chicago, the Matador @ 21 Festival at The Pearl, Las Vegas and a number of US and Canadian shows. In an interview with ""Get Back"", Jon"
"other CDs were produced. In 2005, six of the ten tracks from the original LP were reissued on Warwick's ""Legends"" three-CD import set in the UK. A CD reissue with new liner notes by David Nathan and quotes by Warwick herself was released in March 2010 by soulmusic.com with three bonus tracks: ""Dedicate This Heart"" from Warwick's 1981 live album ""Hot! Live and Otherwise"" (a cut that has been omitted from all US CD releases of that album, however is included in Japan release), the Michael Masser-produced ""This Time is Ours"" (a B-side from the 1981 single, ""Some Changes Are"
"confirmed that a special edition of ""Crazy Love"" would be released in the fall. On October 10, 2010, the re-release was confirmed to become available on October 18, 2010, in Europe, and on October 25, 2010, in the U.S. The re-release contains three new tracks, including the single ""Hollywood"", which was co-written by Bublé and Canadian songwriter Robert G. Scott. The album also includes live versions of songs from the album's previous release. In Europe, the re-release comes in the form of a bonus disc included with the original version of the album, whereas in America, the special edition was"
"being excised (though a few extra bars of music were added in between the first and second verses). The single ""Hotel Indiscreet"" also had a similar fate when it reached the LP. The album was reissued on CD by Sundazed Records in 1997 with 9 bonus tracks. Two of these are the original single versions of ""My World Fell Down"" and ""Hotel Indiscreet"", as well as another track from The Ballroom, a Sandy Salisbury song, and the instrumental track for a song that was recorded by Chad & Jeremy. In 2006 the album was reissued again on CD in Japan"
"lineup of Justin Broadrick, Dave Cochrane and Phil Petrocelli. This lineup was to be featured on two of the four tracks, with the classic lineup of Broadrick, Parsons and Dalton performing the other two tracks. The released version of the album features Broadick performing solo on all four tracks. In June 2009 Hydra Head re-released the Jesu/Envy split 12"" on CD. The label also released a double 10"" vinyl edition in September 2009. On 16 November 2010 Hydra Head released ""Heart Ache/Dethroned"", which featured a reissue of the ""Heart Ache"" EP, packaged with ""Dethroned"", a previously unreleased Jesu EP from"
"more bonus tracks. 'Pet Rock' was released during 2010 on Wounded Bird / Sony with the catalogue number WOU 7349. Apart from the original 11 tracks featured on the vinyl version, tracks 12–21 make up what was to have been the subsequently shelved follow up to 'Sunbathing' titled '2nd Debut', but this was never commercially available. This 'unreleased' album does however include duplicated songs as featured in the original 'Pet Rock' album, but they are either alternate takes or alternate versions of the songs. Finally, four additional songs appear as bonus tracks, (22) 'Torture Myself', (23) 'Beady Eyes', (24) 'Television"
"was released in October 2018 which includes bonus track. When the album was first reissued in 1998 the composition of the artwork was redone by drummer Stéphane Perreault, changing the setting to a desert. The music remained unchanged. When the 16 track 2 inch master tapes were transferred to digital files for the 2018 edition of the album, two additional songs were on the tapes that were not released on the original album: a rerecorded version of ""Heart of Stone"", which was included as a bonus track on the rerelease, and another recording of ""In my Dreams"", both of which"
"genre motifs wholesale to deliver one of the most exploratory releases of all time."" Patrick St. Michel of ""Pitchfork"" said ""it feels like an act of grateful tribute rather than a hip name-check."" On November 3, 2010, the remastered version of ""Fantasma"" was released via Warner Music Japan. It was remastered by Yoshinori Sunahara (a former member of Denki Groove). The limited edition includes a bonus CD and a bonus DVD. On June 10, 2016, ""Fantasma"" was reissued in the United States, accompanied by a tour in August including a date performing at the Eaux Claires festival. The album was"
"album and a movie. On October 3, 2011, the new album ""Lilywhite Soul"" was presented in Amsterdam, again on the Blue Note label. This album contains a cover of Lou Reed's Perfect Day. Two songs (a remake of Pablo's Blues and a new song Tarantino's Tango) are submitted for the new Quentin Tarantino movie Django Unchained. These songs are also present on a new soundtrack album, called """" released on June 4.. In October 2012 the first live album is released, entitled Lifesexy. The release turns out to be the very last album Barend and Ferdi work on as a"
"ATP festivals in the UK and US over the next two years. A re-release of Spirit with alternate packaging and a bonus track (a version of the Eras track ""Ark,"" which here features an alternate ending) was released on London-based ATP Recordings in July (UK) and August (US), 2008. An album titled Eras was released in a limited run of 425 vinyl copies on Feb. 14, 2009, on Equation Records. Recorded during 2007 (various production issues delayed its release), it primarily features songs written by Toher and Lichtenstein, with an individual track each from Piccirillo and Gundlach. Eras, while similar"
"to auction off. In 2009, the band released a series of sixteen digital songs and four 7"" EPs as part of the ""20th Anniversary Series"". Twelve of these songs were being released into an album titled ""Ghosts on the Boardwalk"" which was released on January 12, 2010. In 2011, the band was the first to be featured on SideOneDummy's The Complete Control Sessions series of live recordings. The band's contribution to the series features six songs, one of which is a Misfits cover. The Bouncing Souls released their ninth studio album, ""Comet"" on June 12, 2012 via Rise Records, their"
"plays with the Louisville band Slint, and Dominic Cipolla of Sapat. They frequently collaborated with other musicians active in the Louisville music scene. In 2009, the group released a double LP entitled ""Monoliths & These Flowers Never Die"" on Karate Body Records. In 2010, the band performed in Louisville's ""Cropped Out Festival"". A report in ""Twin Cities Music"" in Minneapolis described one of the band's live performances: Band member Cipolla described his relation to music: In 2011 the band recorded songs with Bonnie Prince Billy and included them on their album ""The Mindeater"". The release date for ""Mindeater"" was set"
"went to the top of the ""NME""'s Independent Chart. The band next signed to Pure Stirling Records, who released their second album ""Oceans Of Venus"" in the UK. It was subsequently released in the US by Captiva Records, and in Germany through Sony Music. The band was inactive for a few years despite never officially splitting up, and reformed in 2009, initially to support their best of compilation album, ""Now I'm Nailed To Your Bedroom Wall, I've Only Got Myself To Blame"". This was followed by a short UK tour in late 2009. In 2010, Will Crewdson and David Ryder-Prangley"
"For Good""), and ""Only Heaven Can Wait"" from the same sessions (previously released only on a 2007 soulmusic.com compilation CD titled ""Dedicated to Soul""). This is the first time the track ""This Time Is Ours"" has been released on CD. In the 2010 CD liner notes, author David Nathan indicates that there were three additional songs from the ""No Night So Long"" sessions that did not make it onto the original album; ""This Is What I've Wanted All My Life"", ""Now That The Feeling's Gone"" and ""Starting Tomorrow"", and could not be licensed for inclusion on the 2010 CD and"
"band's second extended play (EP), ""Blackened Sunrise"", as well as the music video for the song of the same name, which was directed by Bam Margera. ""Blackened Sunrise"" was also featured on ""Viva la Bands, Volume 2"". In 2010, the album was reissued on vinyl featuring two extra tracks: ""Skulls and Whiskey"" and ""Heavy Metal Thunder"". Keith Bergman of Blabbermouth.net awarded ""Chapter Two"" a rating of 7.5 out of 10, a higher score than he awarded to ""Born in Hell"" (6.5 out of 10). Bergman praised several guitar riffs on the album (including ""Blackened Sunrise"" and ""The Hidden Flame"") as"
"was released September 22, 2008 to coincide with their European Tour although it was available before the release date during the UK Tour. A music video for the song ""No More"" was shot to promote the EP. All of the EP tracks were later featured on Loaded's second album ""Sick"" with the exception of the EP exclusive track ""Executioner's Song"" as well as ""Wasted Heart"" (the EP version is acoustic while the album version is electric). ""Executioner's Song"" was later re-recorded for the band's third album ""The Taking"", released in 2011. Wasted Heart Wasted Heart is the first EP, and"
"in the then scene of black metal. This album was officially re-released in 2010 by Dark Adversary Productions (Australia). Remains of a Ruined, Dead, Cursed Soul Remains of a Ruined, Dead, Cursed Soul is a compilation album by the French black metal band Mütiilation. It was the first material to be released in four years, and since the expulsion of The Black Legions. It compiles songs taken from the demo Evil - The Gestalt of Abomination, which was recorded in 1993, but never available to the public, and songs recorded after the release of Vampires of Black Imperial Blood, in"
"a digital download on iTunes, and as a physical release by Capitol Records. Worldwide, the album was released on August 30, 2010 and distributed by EMI. A deluxe version was made available on August 27, 2010 in the US, and consists of two CDs with the twelve original tracks, plus two tracks from 2009 on which Perry had appeared as a featured artist — 3OH!3's ""Starstrukk"" and Timbaland's ""If We Ever Meet Again"". The deluxe version also includes remixes of ""California Gurls"" and ""Teenage Dream"". The covers of the first two singles were photographed by Emma Summerton in April 2010,"
"after its initial release, calling the additional material ""paltry offerings"" and commenting that ""no one was really asking for it, and there's simply not enough here to justify the expense or even a rating as high as the original."" A vinyl and CD reissue was released on April 13, 2010 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the album, with both versions reverting to the original artwork and track listing. On April 27, 2015, Music on Vinyl reissued the album in two different variations in Europe, with one featuring remastered audio on transparent 180g vinyl in a production run limited to"
"10 years. There is one previously unreleased song on the album entitled ""Back Track."" After the release Athlete completed a tour of Britain, Europe and North America from March till December 2010, performing the hits from the non-bonus edition. The band toured in July across Britain, and in August headlined Union Chapel, and also took the stage at Bingley Music Live and Brownstock Festival in 3 and 4 September 2011. In 2011 the band toured some of their biggest songs, but in a ""stripped back"" fashion. The idea was that the band took some of their songs and reworked them"
"The critical reception to ""Extricate"" was largely positive, with ""Melody Maker"" suggesting that it was ""possibly their finest yet"" and ""NME"" giving the album a full 10/10. During the Australian leg of the tour accompanying the album, both Martin Bramah and Marcia Schofield were sacked from the group. The album was re-released in an expanded and re-mastered edition by Universal in May 2007. Side 1 Side 2 Of the four extra tracks added, ""Arms Control Poseur"" and ""Black Monk Theme Part II"" were released as B-sides to ""Popcorn Double Feature"", the former in an alternate version. ""British People in Hot"
"keyboard player John Paul Moran. Following Bid's recovery from an aneurysm in late 2010, they played dates the following year in the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Spain, Greece, Japan and The Netherlands. The band continued to tour in the UK, Europe and Japan throughout 2012, playing material from their 10th studio album ""Platinum Coils"" (their first album since 1995's ""Trinity Road"") as well as selections from their extensive back catalogue. In 2011 the band were joined by Helena Johansson from Scarlet's Well on violin and mandolin, replacing John Paul Moran, and Steve Brummell (formerly of the band Luxembourg) replaced Jennifer"