Side One: 1. She’s Doing Her Thing, 2. Blood Red Wine, 3. Curtis Meets Smokey, 4. Tell Her How It Is, 5. Walk With Me Wendy, 6. Criss Cross.

Side Two: 1. It’s Only Rock n Roll (But I Like It), 2. Too Many Cooks, 3. Fast Talking Slow Walking, 4. Living In The Heart Of Love, 5. Scarlet.

Side Three: 1. Built That Way, 2. Never Make You Cry, 3. Every Time I Break Her Heart, 4. Fiji Jim, 5. Covered In Bruises.

Side Four: 1. You Win Again, 2. Not The Way To Go, 3. Trouble’s A Coming, 4. It’s A Lie, 5. Part Of The Night.

Side Five: 1. Keep It Cool, 2. I Tried To Talk Her Into It, 3. Eliza Upchink, 4. Can’t Find Love.

Side Six: 1. Still In Love With You, 2. (You Better) Stop That, 3. Dreams To Remember, 4. Cooking Up, 5. Big Truff (aka Dog Shit).

Side Seven: 1. Don’t Lie To Me, 2. Putty In Your Hands, 3. Nobody’s Perfect, 4. Deep Love, 5. I Can’t See No One Else, 6. Strictly Memphis.

Side Eight: 1. Giving It Up, 2. Hands Off, 3. Ivy League, 4. Dream About, 5. 20 Nil.

Side Nine: 1. Desperate Man, 2. Prairie Love, 3. Sanctuary, 4. Low Down.

Side Ten: 1. Flip The Switch, 2. Too Tight, 3. Might As Well Be Juiced, 4. Sudio Jam Session- Extreme Western Grip, 5. Studio Jam Session- Well Well.    

Here we have the first version of the famous Fully Finished Outtakes in vinyl format, offering them remastered and in chronological order; however, they are not placed in the same order as those found on the Acid Project Special 4 discs, probably due to the platters time limits. The title alone conjured how these outtakes saw the light of day, rumor is that this was one of the many looks into the past the band did while searching for inspiration, but the inclusion of the last 2 songs from the official DVD clashes with such hypothesis; however, some of these have come out officially (Built That Way, Scarlet, Trouble’s a Coming, Fast Talking, Slow Walking, It’s A Lie, Living In The Heart Of Love, Criss Cross, Fiji Jim) on the Goat’s Head Soup or Tattoo You Deluxe editions. The vault theme is not unusual for this label, just remember the Through the Vaults Darkly series. These are outtakes that have become classic ones, having been reviewed twice already it is not necessary to go track by track again, let’s just spend some words on packaging, which is really spectacular: the discs are gorgeous, the box has a very attractive tongue (silver or gold depending on the choice) camping on a black background and inside we can find a medium sized insert that has a young Keith Richards photo on one side and a brief essay on the story of these outtakes on the other; then there is a large 4 pages booklet with all the setlist side by side as well as recording information. As a side note there was speculation about 2 or 3 more volumes coming, soon as these came out, but it seems that there had been a misunderstanding with the former 3 cds where each was identified as a “volume”. There is not great hope to get this stuff in lossless quality though, since it seems they were ‘grabbed’ hacking a digital transfer. Listening to these songs, however, still make one winder how come they have not been officially issued, especially the 1997 stuff, the only possible explanation could be the ongoing disagreement between Jagger and Richards, that is currently preventing a Stones album with own songs to be released since more or less 2009. Shall wait for this stalemate to end because of nature?