Disc One: 1. Miss You #1, 2. Miss You #2, 3. Miss You #3 , 4. Miss You #4, 5. When The Whip Comes Down #1, 6. When The Whip Comes Down #2, 7. When The Whip Comes Down #3, 8.  Just My Imagination #1, 9. Just My Imagination #2, 10. Just My Imagination #3, 11. Just My Imagination #4.

Disc Two: 1. Some Girls #1a, 2. Some Girls #1b, 3. Lies #1, 4. Lies #2, 5. Lies #3, 6. Lies #4, 7. Lies #5, 8. Far Away Eyes #1, 9. Far Away Eyes #2, 10. Respectable #1, 11. Respectable #2, 12. Before They Make Me Run#1, 13. Before They Make Me Run #2, 14. Beast Of Burden #1, 15. Shattered #1, 16. Shattered #2, 17. Shattered #3.

Disc Three: 1. Claudine#1, 2. Claudine #2, 3. So Young #1, 4. Do You Think I Really Care? #1, 5. Do You Think I Really Care? #2, 6. When You’re Gone #1 (aka Redeyes), 7. When You’re Gone #2, 8. No Spare Parts #1, 9. Don’t Be A Stranger #1.

Disc Four: 1. We Had It All #1, 2. We Had It All #2, 3. We Had It All #3, 4. Tallahassee Lassie #1, 5. I Love You Too Much #1 (aka I Can’t Help It), 6. I Love You Too Much #2, 7. I Love You Too Much #3, 8. I Love You Too Much #4, 9. Keep Up Blues #1 (aka Some People Tell Me), 10. You Win Again #1, 11. Petrol Blues #1 (aka Petrol or Petrol Gang).

Disc Five: 1. A Different Kind, 2. Sheep Dip Blues, 3. After Hours, 4. Armpit Blues, 5. Blues Jam, 6. You Don’t Have To Go, 7. You Don’t Have To Go, 8. Broken Toe, 9. Brown Leaves, 10. Brown Leaves, 11. Disco Music, 12.  Everlasting Is My Love #1, 13. Everlasting Is My Love #2, 14. Everlasting Is My Love 3, 15. Everything Is Turning To Gold #1, 16. Everything Is Turning To Gold #2.  

Disc Six: 1. Fiji Jim #1, 2. Fiji Jim #2, 3. Golden Caddy #1, 4. Golden Caddy #2, 5. I Guess I Should Know, 6. It Won’t Be Long #1, 7. I Won’t Be Long #2, 8. It’s All Wrong, 9. Just Because I Told You (a.k.a. I Need You), 10. Light Up, 11. Los Trios Guitaros, 12. Muck Spreading Dub, 13. Munich Hilton #1, 14. Munich Hilton #2, 15. Munich Hilton #3, 16. Munich Hilton #4, 17. Munich Hilton #5.

Disc Seven: 1. Never Let You Go, 2. Never Make You Cry #1, 3. Never Make You Cry #2, 4. Shame Shame Shame, 5. Stay Where You Are, 6. Stay Where You Are, 7. Summer Romance #1, 8. Summer Romance #2, 9. Up Against The Wall, 10. The Way She Held Me Tight (aka Misty Roads), 11. What Gives You The Right #1 (a.k.a. Someone Know).

Disc Eight, 1. Start Me Up #1(aka Never Stop), 2. Start Me Up #2, 3. Start Me Up #3, Start Me Up #4, 5. Start Me Up #5, 6. Hang Fire #1, 7. Hang Fire #2a(aka Lazy Bitch), 8. Hang Fire #2b, 9. Hang Fire 3#, 10. Hang Fire #4, 11. Hang Fire #5, 12. Hang Fire #6, 13. Vagina #3, 14. Vagina #4.

Disc Nine: 1. Vagina #11, 2. Vagina #1 (Slave #2b), 3. Vagina #2 (Slave #1c), 4. Slave #2a, 5. Slave #2b, 6. Slave #3, 7. Little T&A #1, 8. Little T&A #2, 9. Little T&A #3, 10. Black Limousine #1, 11. Black Limousine #2a, 12. Black Limousine #2b, 12. Black Limousine #3.

Disc Ten: 1. Black Limousine #4, 2. Black Limousine #5, 3. Neighbours #1, 4. Neighbours 2#a, 5. Neighbours #2b, 6. Neighbours #3, 7. Worried About You Sequence #1, 8. Worried About You Sequence #2, 9. Worried About You Sequence #3, 10. Worried About You Sequence #4, 11. Worried About You Sequence #5, 12. Worried About You Sequence #6, 13. Worried About You #2a, 14. Worried About You #2b, 15. Tops #1, 16. Tops #2, 17. Tops #3, 18. Heaven #1, 19. Heaven #2.

Disc Eleven: 1. No Use In Crying #1, 2. No Use In Crying #2, 3. No Use In Crying #3, 4. No Use In Crying #4a, 5. No Use In Crying #4b, 6. No Use In Crying #5, 7. Waiting On A Friend, 8. Waiting On A Friend #1,9. Waiting On A Friend #2a, 10. Waiting On A Friend #2b, 11. Waiting On A Friend #2c, 12. Waiting On A Friend #3a, 13. Waiting On A Friend #3b, Bonus, Track 14: Slave.

This release from WLR is in practice the copy of a work posted on IORR by a fan/sound engineer who has addressed many Stones album sessions taking the best sounding tracks from various bootleg releases and levelling the sound, adjusting pitch and speed of each track, thus providing the ‘definitive’ version of every track (StoneyRoad), too bad the label gave him no credit.

Soon on Disc One we note the extreme guitars separation and excellent sound output each song has, starting from Miss You, presented in many versions from the rough instrumental first take to an almost finished polished one missing sax and harmonica and so on. When The Whip Comes Down has a first version with early lyrics and no backing vocals, lasting 10.06 and another version with pedal steel guitar just 1 second longer, while Just My Imagination a first version without organ, a second one with it, a basic track with all instruments and a final unedited take. Very useful information provided in the booklet where each track has the bootleg it was taken from identified through its label number (ex. DAC 117) without actually citing the whole name which would have requested more space; tracks are also identified according to the sessions they come from, obviously all this comes from the original uploader, not from WLR part, usually well known for being inaccurate. There are small mistakes though, like Outsider Bird Records which is shortened as ORB instead of OBR, of course not corrected by the label.

Disc Two has the early version of Some Girls, followed by one with spoken words at the end, then 5 takes of Lies, the first with three guitars and the second with two. Next a couple of versions of Faraway Eyes, the first without backing vocals and the second with a different pedal steel solo. Respectable follows in 2 early versions then Beast Of Burden with Jagger singing in falsetto. The disc ends with 3 takes of Shattered, 2 instrumentals and the last one with ghost vocals.

Disc Three is unusually short (almost 45 minutes) and presents both version of Claudine, the early version of So Young, 2 takes of Do You Think I Really Care? (one with pedal steel and the other with more piano), 2 takes of When You’re Gone, an instrumental one and an early lyrics version; then we get No Spare Parts early vocals and pedal steel take and the first version of Don’t Be A Stanger.

Similarly short is Disc Four which presents 3 versions of We Had It All without and with harmonica and a more worked version, since they come from the 1979 sessions they can hardly fit into the Some Girls sessions though; then follows a take from the RCA Sessions, Tallahassee Lassie. Next are 4 takes of I Love You Too Much, the first a high energy version, the second a shorter and slower early version, the third is an instrumental with acoustic guitar, the fourth has backing vocals and more finished lyrics. What follows are early versions of Keep Up Blues and You Win Again, the disc ends with Petrol Blues featuring Stu on drums.

Disc Five has lots of instrumentals, where there are two takes of You Don’t Have To Go #2 have been mixed respectively with the same version located on Paris Results (DAC 103) and on the Art Collins Tapes. The first vocal track is Disco Music followed by 3 takes of Everlasting Is My Love without falsetto vocals, with them and slide guitar, with acoustic guitar and versions of Everything Is Turning To Gold, the first one being long version almost 10 minutes long.

Disc Six opens with 2 takes of Fiji Jim the second with additional lead guitar in the intro as well as 2 takes of Golden Caddy, a short and a long instrumental one; next comes Guess I Should Know and 2 version of It Won’t Be Long a rough one with less instruments and a longer one with additional keyboards. From the 77 sessions come It’s All Wrong, Just Because I Told You and a bunch of instrumentals (Light Up, Los Trios Guitaros, Muck Spreading Dub and 5 takes of Munich Hilton that range from 4 to 10 minutes in length, the first with more percussions and slide guitar, the version next to last with more instruments added and the last one slower and with electric piano, but coming from the 1979 sessions.

Disc Seven is the last one that addresses the Some Girls sessions and starts with Never Let You Go followed by 2 versions of Never Make You Cry, the first with chord changes announced by Jagger and the second with an added electric piano, then the famous cover Shame Shame Shame and 2 takes of Stay Where You Are, the first the known instrumental version, the second an alternate mix involving sheep Dip Blues (DAC 1049 & the Art Collins Tapes versions. Next are 2 versions of Summer Romance (nothing to do with Some Girls), the former very aggressive with early lyrics as well as the more relaxed latter. Up Against The Wall is an instrumental mixed with the version contained in Place Pigalle (VGP 362), then we het The Way She Held Me Tight and an early take of What Gives You The Right.

Disc Eight begins with 5 versions of Start Me Up, the first one the reggae take, then an early version without backing vocals and a mix featuring beat in the background, another early version but with backing vocals and finally the long version. Next come 7 versions of Hang Fire, an instrumental, an early lyrics take, another early version with count in, a version with longer intro and piano, another without piano and backing vocals, a version with the Doo Doo Doo chorus and finally another version with piano. The disc ends with 2 versions of Vagina, the precursor of Slave, the first with guitar working sequences and the second one a massive 17 minutes plus version from working sessions, these however come from the 75 Rotterdam rehearsals.

Disc Nine opens with three more takes of Vagina and 3 of Slave from the 1980/81 sessions, the latter being the version of the tune featuring vocals and on the last one sax. Next are 3 takes of Little T&A from the embryonic instrumental version to the early lyrics one and 4 of Black Limousine, the first early instrumental from November 73 in Munich that features Ron Wood on guitar, then from 77 the remaining three with early lyrics and various different intros.

Disc Ten is certainly the worst sounding of the lot, with many mono recordings; after 2 more takes of Black Limousine there are 4 takes of Neighbours, the first an early version with guide vocals, then one without sax, another with more piano and an additional guitar and finally the last one with different sax. From the Rotterdam 75 sessions come then 6 takes of Worried About you, all instrumental, 4 slow and the last 2 fast; the song is played again in 1980 and we have it here with different falsetto and backing vocals in 2 versions, the last about 10 seconds longer than the other. Two more Rotterdam instrumental takes of Tops follow, then the 77 version with different lyrics and the disc ends with 2 takes of Heaven, an early 79 version with guide guitar and a 1980 take which is the very first one with real lyrics.

The last disc ha in practice just 2 songs, starting with No Use In Crying of which we het the short early version, a long early version in two takes, the latter with the organ coming in at 2.15 minutes, an edit of the first version (which is in fact longer), a version featuring different voice in the second part and the last one of the six with piano overdubbed. The other song here is Waiting On A Friend if which we have the 75 Rotterdam working session instrumental, an early 79 take with guide vocals, an 80 take with lyrics, no sax not vocals in the intro, another with vocals in the intro, a similar take but with more percussions and then two takes with different and more sax, the latter ones featuring Sonny Rollins. As a bonus track a mic of Slave from All Inside Our Crazy Dreams (DAC 021) and the Art Collins Tapes (20/12).

All in all this is a nice release, thanks f course to the original ‘maker’.