Ladies and Gentlemen, the Rolling Stones

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Jan 23, 2019 Anyone who doubts Mick Taylor's absolute brilliance and contribution to establishing the Rolling Stones as the best rock and roll band in the world should watch this movie. Maybe Mick and Keith should watch it too as a reminder. See more Jan 31, 2014 Pretty great, straight up rock concert from The Rolling Stones in 1972, arguably at the top of their powers. 15 songs, no frills and all excellent! See more Dec 29, 2010 The Stones at their peak. Great stuff. See more Dec 18, 2010 For a little while The Stones were done copying other artists and hadn't started to suck yet. For few albums they were the best. See more Grant S @grantss Dec 3, 2010 Good concert film, showing the Stones on the North American leg of their Exile on Main Street tour in 1972. Captures well the energy and tightness of the band, and some of the best rock music ever made. Sound quality is brilliant, especially for a 1972 live recording. On the negative side, the camera work and editing leave a lot to be desired. Mick Jagger features in about 80% of the close-ups, and Charlie Watts and Bill Wyman get almost no coverage. Mick Taylor will be ripping into a great guitar solo, and the camera will be on Jagger! Overall, a great movie and an excellent reminder of the zenith of rock n' roll. See more Nov 27, 2010 Not a classic like the Maysles' "Gimme Shelter," this one is 'just' a concert film edited from two different performances. But for my money, this was the Stones' best tour. It was their best line-up, touring behind their greatest album ("Exile on Main Street") with everyone playing at their peak. See more Read all reviews

Ladies and Gentlemen, the Rolling Stones

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