STOOGES

Disc one: The Olympic Studio Tapes, London, July 1972N.


1. "I Got a Right" (no guitar solo) 3:37
2. "I Got a Right" (take #2 false start, no guitar solo) 0:39
3. "I Got a Right" 3:10
4. "Gimme Some Skin" (instrumental) 2:41
5. "Gimme Some Skin" 2:48
6. "I Got a Right" (instrumental) 3:44
7. "I Got a Right" (includes guitar solo) 2:49
8. "I Got a Right" (retake #2 instrumental, Leslied guitar, no solo, Scotty checks drums sound) 4:13
9. "Louie Louie" 2:55
10. "I Got a Right" (too slow) 1:00
11. "I Got a Right" (two false starts) 4:12
12. "I Got a Right" (not Leslied, no solo) 3:39
13. "Money" 2:37
14. "I Got a Right" (false starts) 1:25
15. "I Got a Right" (different lyrics outro) 2:51
16. "I Got a Right" (includes solo) 3:07
17. "I Got a Right" (different drums, includes solo) 2:54
18. "I'm Sick of You" (recorded London 1972, bonus track) 6:51
19. "Tight Pants" (recorded London 1972, bonus track) 2:08
20. "Scene of the Crime" (recorded London 1972, bonus track) 2:53
21     Open Up & Bleed" New York: CBS Studios Rehearsals, July 1973
22     Head on curve    New York: CBS Studios Rehearsals, July 1973
23     Cock in pocket   New York: CBS Studios Rehearsals, July 1973
24     Raw Power" (take 1)  Morgan Sound Studios, Ypsilanti, Michigan, March 1973
25     "Can't Turn You Loose"  Morgan Sound Studios, Ypsilanti, Michigan, March 1973
26     Head On Curve" (take 1)  Morgan Sound Studios, Ypsilanti, Michigan, March 1973


this is only the VOLUME 1 of teh box set HEAVY LIQUID

 The oddest thing about the first disc is that it contains 13 takes of "I Got a Right!"
While some may get tired of this, many Stooges fanatics will enjoy it hearing each little minor tweak and difference.
A few takes of "Gimme Some Skin", "I'm Sick of You!", "Scene of the Crime" and "Tight Pants" (later known as "Shake Appeal"
which shows up on 1973's Raw Power) also were done in this session.

Some of these takes and versions were put out on a few Bomp!
Records releases through the Iguana Chronicles series.
This session also features the only known studio recordings of Barrett Strong's song,
"Money (That's What I Want)" and The Kingsmen's song, "Louie Louie".