The Rolling Stones’ ‘Black And Blue’ Super Deluxe Box Set Unveils Rare Tracks and 1976 Concerts

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00:00The Rolling Stones Black & Blue Super Deluxe Box Set unveils rare tracks and 1976 concerts.

00:08Vinyl collectors drowning in streaming fatigue finally get something worth opening their wallets for.

00:13The Rolling Stones announce a comprehensive Super Deluxe Box Set of their 1976 transitional masterpiece Black & Blue,

00:20arriving November 14, 2025, with enough rare material to justify the inevitable premium price tag.

00:27The acclaimed producer delivers stereo, surround, and Dolby Atmos versions of the album.

00:33Stephen Wilson, the man who's practically become Classic Rock's go-to sonic archaeologist,

00:38handles the 2025 remix duties, offering multiple listening formats including Dolby Atmos.

00:44Six previously unreleased studio recordings surface including the Jagger Richards original I Love Ladies

00:50and their take on Shame, Shame, Shame.

00:53This album documented Ronnie Wood's emergence as Mick Taylor's replacement.

00:57Black & Blue holds unique historical weight as the first Stones studio effort after Mick Taylor's departure.

01:03The complete 1976 Earl's Court concert recording captures this pivotal moment,

01:08while TV broadcast footage from Paris' Les Aboutoir venue provides visual documentation of the band's transition period.

01:15Limited editions include marbled vinyl and animated zoetrope formats.

01:19The Deluxe sets include 100-page hardback books and replica 1976 tour posters, according to Louder Sound.

01:27When premium reissues deliver genuine rarities alongside audiophile-grade presentation,

01:33even streaming converts might dust off their turntables.

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