this is the DVD i would play on a loop to impress potential customers.
The look and feel of this documentary is amazing. The cinematography, lighting cues and sound quality are absolutely second to none.
As a big Rolling Stones fan I wasn't hugely impressed with the setlist, but i found the aesthetic compelling. Great job by the film-makers on this occasion.
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Yes, It was good but keep Jack White, Buddy Guy and C.A. away from this an play the Stones Classic's as it should have been. These 60 year old cats are not going to produce "New Music" so the film should been 2 disc long without the nonsense and more Stones music, Just my thoughts.
shareIf you sold home theatre systems you'd forget the DVD and showcase the Blu-Ray disc! This concert looked and sounded absolutely brilliant!
shareYep, awesome in every way. I rented it from the machine at the supermarket and knew after the first song (Jumpin' Jack Flash) that it wasn't going back. I gladly paid the 25 bucks. This is an alltime keeper, and I'm really not much for owning DVDs since I don't really care to watch 99.9% of the movies I see more than once. Shine A Light in an exception... clearly this is the greatest rock and roll band of all time, bar none.
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