This is the
third volume of DAC’s collection of the Art Collins Tapes and like before
the left and right channels are reverted
and the pitch adjusted. Let’s see: Dance Pt.1 is a long version of the official
take that first appeared on Art Collins tape, so it is possible to listen to
the verses and vocals that were cut at the time of release. Also, there is also
on Disc One another song from the Emotional Rescue sessions, I Think I'm Going
Mad that has a different mix. At first listening it seems the same version as
the song released on Accidents Will Happen, but the mix here has an additional
piano midway.
She Was Hot is
the same take as the one recorded on DAC 182, but this one has much less hiss
noise than previously, plus there are many parts that cannot be heard in the 12â€
version that was officially released at the end of 1984, this being the withdrawn
12" version.
It was claimed by
the label that track 4 Too Much Blood was a short edit of the take recorded in
the official Undercover album and that it is the same version that can be find
on Too Much Blood (DAC 182), but while Mick's vocal are on a single track, here
Too Much Blood vocals are on a double track, so it is different.
Then follow two
versions of Undercover Of The Night with an alternate mix, different from the
previous one. Track 5 (Short Dub) is the same length as the regular take and
mix that is found on the official Undercover. Track 6 (Long Dub) presents a mix
of the official 12-inch Extended Cheeky Mix, having the same length.
What follow then
are many takes of Too Much Blood, tapes that are said to have been created by
the popular American DJ Arthur Baker at Stones request. There are in total 15
tracks, with some at the end of Disc One (where Track 13 seems to be the continuation
of Track 12) and all the rest on Disc Two which are previously unreleased and show
the process of mixing this song for a 12-inch release; note that Track 3 is the
complete take of the instrumental version.
