The most extensive of these formats comes with Still Life, a live concert album recorded at Wembley Stadium in 1982, and Lost & Found, a nine-track collection from the vault that fans have never heard before. That means classic Rolling Stones songs like “Start Me Up” and the Sonny Rollins-featuring “Waiting on a Friend” will be updated with sharper, more vivid touches to draw out their magnetic songwriting. This special anniversary reissue will be available in several formats - 180g black vinyl, 2xLP 180g black vinyl, 2xLP 180g clear vinyl, 5xLP super deluxe box set, CD, 2xCD, 4xCD super deluxe box set, and digital downloads - all of which include a newly remastered version of Tattoo You. Update - September 22nd: The Stones have unveiled the official music video for “Living in the Heart of Love.” The black and white clip was directed by Charles Mehling, and you can check it out below. To tide fans over until then, the band has just shared an unheard song from those recording sessions, dubbed “Living in the Heart of Love,” which you can stream below. The box set will come out October 22nd via Polydor/Interscope/UMe. The Rolling Stones are celebrating the 40th anniversary of their excellent 1981 album Tattoo You with an expanded, deluxe reissue featuring previously unreleased tracks.

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