Vinyl Album - The Rolling Stones - Out Of Our Heads - London

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Rolling Stones
Title:	Out Of Our Heads
Label:	London
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	LL 3429 / LL.3429
Date:	30 Jul 1965
Format:	Mono LP (also Stereo LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	30 Own, 3 Want
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Rolling Stones	Mercy Mercy	Covay, Miller	Rate
A2	The Rolling Stones	Hitch Hike	Gaye, Stevenson, Paul	Rate
A3	The Rolling Stones	The Last Time	Jagger, Richard	9.0 Rate
A4	The Rolling Stones	That's How Strong My Love Is	Jamison	Rate
A5	The Rolling Stones	Good Times	Cooke	Rate
A6	The Rolling Stones	I'm All Right	Nanker Phelge	Rate
B1	The Rolling Stones	Satisfaction	Jagger, Richard	10.0 Rate
B2	The Rolling Stones	Cry To Me	Russell	Rate
B3	The Rolling Stones	The Under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man	Nanker Phelge	Rate
B4	The Rolling Stones	Play With Fire	Nanker Phelge	9.0 Rate
B5	The Rolling Stones	The Spider And The Fly	Jagger, Richard	9.0 Rate
B6	The Rolling Stones	One More Try	Jagger, Richard	10.0 Rate

Notes

Producer: Andrew Loog Oldham for Impact Sound

Arrangers: The Rolling Stones

-- Deleted from catalog 1968

Images

Number: 2131628 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: musictom SUBS Description: Front cover	Number: 536205 Uploaded By: Vinyl Fan Description: Back Cover	Number: 536208 Uploaded By: Vinyl Fan Description: Side A Early pressing label. Pressed by UK Decca Serif font/ no "Band" - 1965	Number: 536209 Uploaded By: Vinyl Fan Description: Side B Early pressing label. Pressed by UK Decca Serif font no "Band" - 1965
Number: 2654358 Uploaded By: BEATLEJOHN Description: Side One - Pressed by UK Decca Serif font/ with "Band" before selection number - 1965	Number: 2654359 Uploaded By: BEATLEJOHN Description: Side Two - Pressed by UK Decca Serif font/ with "Band" before number - 1965	Number: 2581824 Uploaded By: BEATLEJOHN Description: side one Pressed by UK Decca Non serif font - 1965	Number: 2581825 Uploaded By: BEATLEJOHN Description: side two Pressed by UK Decca Non serif font - 1965
Number: 546032 Uploaded By: Vinyl Fan Description: Side A - Columbia - 1965	Number: 546033 Uploaded By: Vinyl Fan Description: Side B- Columbia - 1965	Number: 1995484 Uploaded By: ZackMcBuick SUBS ● Description: London LL 3429 Side (1) - 2nd 'boxed London" variety - Monarch - 1965	Number: 1995485 Uploaded By: ZackMcBuick SUBS ● Description: London LL 3429 Side (2) - 2nd "boxed LONDON" variety- Monarch - 1965
Number: 536203 HIDDEN Uploaded By: Vinyl Fan Description: Front Cover	Number: 1121901 HIDDEN Uploaded By: revmdale Description: No Description	Number: 536206 HIDDEN Uploaded By: Vinyl Fan Description: Inner Sleeve	Number: 536207 HIDDEN Uploaded By: Vinyl Fan Description: Inner Sleeve

Comments and Reviews


Exile Stones 19th Nov 2022		I just read about matrix numbers on the "Stones on Decca" website. Very interesting stuff. https://stonesondecca.com/basic-lp-info/matrix-numbers I know the original US "Out of Our Heads" is on the 'London Label.' The last section of Jan Richardson's Stones on Decca Matrix Number page is "Things to consider when collecting Matrix numbers and first pressings." Jan writes, "Most of the time it is impossible to determine if a record is a first or later pressing only by looking at the matrix and stamper numbers." And also, "You cannot confirm when a record has been pressed only by looking at the Matrix numbers. You need to take all other indicators into consideration.



Exile Stones 19th Nov 2022		I guess the only way to know what is THEE original US Out of our Heads is to have the correct matrix numbers. How do we know what is the correct matrix numbers? The real gig thing about finding the 1st pressing isn't just the great sound, it's finding the rare "Under Assistant West Coast Promo Man." It is the linger uncensored version with a different, longer bluesy mix. Brian Jones' harmonica is way up front. There was the longer uncensored "Under Assistant West Coast Promo Man" released in 1989 "The Singles Collection - The London Tears" but it's not the same mix. ++ Nobody has absolutely identified the 1st pressing for the US market of "Out of Our Heads" on Discogs. From a lot of research, I know the original US "Out of Our Heads" is on the London label (Mono, FFRR LL 3429). It was "MADE IN ENGLAND BY DECCA..." I guess it should have the boxed "LONDON ffrr" logo. I've seen three different labels that are almost identical. One version's label has brackets around the upside-down matrix number above the catalog number, the other doesn't and another uses parentheses. Here are two versions claiming to be the 1st US "Out of Our Heads." https://www.discogs.com/release/4917552-The-Rolling-Stones-Out-Of-Our-Heads & https://www.discogs.com/release/3910787-The-Rolling-Stones-Out-Of-Our-Heads . Both have the deep grove label. They both spell "unauthorised" with s on the bottom of the label. The BIG THING about this 1st pressing is it should have the longer version of "The West Coast Under assistant Promo Man." The only way to really know is to play "The West Coast Under assistant Promo Man" and check the time to see if it's 3.40 NOT 3.10. Don't go by what was printed on the back cover.



BEATLEJOHN 24th May 2021		Added the third and final mono UK Decca variation, Serifed font with the word "Band" before each selection....John



BEATLEJOHN 9th Mar 2021		Added alternate non serif font, pressed in UK by Decca ....John



pcerio 7th Jan 2015		The boxed LONDON logo labels 546032 & 546033 are 1966 or later.



Vinyl Fan 11th Sep 2014		Added what I believe to be 3rd pressing labels fmc.



Vinyl Fan 25th Jul 2014		Thank you Deltics for the link, my copy appears to be Design 1 Version 1 with a "Times New Roman" type font. Pretty cool sight to explore and it is very informative, thanks again.



Deltics 25th Jul 2014		Some more info on pressings here: Stones on Decca



Vinyl Fan 24th Jul 2014		Added cover, inner sleeve and label images fmc. I believe this is a 1st pressing indicated by the Made in England by the Decca Record Co. LTD. on top of label. This is my favorite Stones album of all time. Side A Dead Wax reads XARL-6791-3A, Side B Dead Wax reads XARL-6792-2A.