| | |  | BLUES MUSIC | Home » » Rolling Stones: The Biggest Bang | | | | | | | Description: | | 2007 UK Deluxe Edtion 4-disc DVD set (NTSC/Region 0) which captures extensive footage from their 05/06 World Tour including full concerts from Copacabana Beach show [attended by 2 million people] & Austin, Texas plus behind the scenes documentaries withg material from an intimate show in Toronto, off-stage footage at the Super Bowl, duets with Dave Matthews, Bonnie Raitt, Eddie Vedder & more.., unreleased recordings including 'Get Up, Stand Up' & 'Mr Pitiful', footage from Argentina, Japan & China plus classic favorites, housed in a concertina effect digipack! Universal. 2007. | | | Product Details: | | | Actors:
| Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Ron Wood | | Director:
| Hamish Hamilton | | Format:
| NTSC | | Language:
| English | | Subtitle:
| Japanese, Spanish, Italian, French, Portuguese, German, English | | Number of Discs:
| 4 | | Studio:
| Universal Music | | Run Time:
| 420 minutes | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 14 reviews |
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9 of 9 found the following review helpful:
 GREAT SET FOR THE MONEY! SWAY LIVE IS A PLUS!Jul 08, 2007
By ! MR. KNOW IT ALL ;-b
"DR SHOCK"
This box set boast two concerts and lots of bonus footage from concerts in Japan,China,Argentina etc. There are some good documentaries,cool bonus duets and a whole lot for under $30.00 on four DVDs. One of the best things about this set is that they perform Sway live. I will say that the Austin show is the best and the transfer looks fantastic! The sound is very good dispite what I have read from some other reviewers. I can hear Keith just fine.....when he's playing.Look,I love these guys,but lets face it...they are geting old. Keith plays he signature licks and rest his mummified fingers every chance he gets. It is still a pretty good set and I'm glad I own it. If your a fan your gonna buy it and if your not......what are you reading this for?
9 of 10 found the following review helpful:
Excellent!!!!!!!!Jul 04, 2007
By Romulo Dominguez
This dvd is excellent, cotains four dvds:
1. Austin Concert 22 oct 2006 at Zilker Park with a bonus track: a rehearsal: Can't Be Satisfied (worth the money!!! with Mick playing the slide!)
2. Copacabana Beach. A free concert with one and a half million attendance!, with a short documentary from the Show
3. Various locations (Japan, China, Argentina) whith a bonus tracks: duets with Eddie Vedder, and others.
4. documentary
This new dvd contains some "obscure" songs like:
- Sway
- Get Off My Cloud
- Under My Thumb
and many others.....
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
 5 for the music, 3 for the product itselfDec 14, 2008
By Steven A. Peterson
This is a lot of fun for fans of the Rolling Stones and of Rock and Roll! Live Stones plus those extras that one might expect would come with a 4 CD set. Normally, I don't look too much at extras, but there are some interesting items that come with the concert footage itself, especially on Disk 4.
The one real downer to this is the first disc of the set. Whoever I bought it from sent me a dud. There were a lot of flaws in the recording--especially skips and breaks in the track. Indeed, as the concert finished, my computer shut down saying it had encountered a major problem. This has nothing to do with the music, but I wish I could recall who sold it to me. . . .
Enough. On to the concert footage. Concerts in Rio and Austin, Texas give us a detailed look at a Stones' concert. And the playing is hot. Ronnie Wood and Keith Richards play the guitars well--belying their ages. Darryl Jones (technically on contract, but he might as well be called a band member) and Charlie Watts anchor the band with their rhythm work. Mick Jagger sings well, although without the vocal range of his youth. It's amazing how lively the four Stones can still perform.
Disk One. The concert starts with "You Got Me Rocking." Wood and Richards begin with some nice guitar playing and the solid rhythm section provides great backing. Nice start to the concert! Some other tracks that caught my interest: The Temptations' "Ain't too Proud to Beg" has been covered by the Stones before. Here, they provide us with a credible version. Back to the mid-19670s with "Get off of My Cloud." Great lyrics and a hard rocker still performed well. Jagger dances well and Richards cranks out gritty guitar work. "Honky Tank Women" is as raunchy as ever, with fine guitar work. "Sympathy for the Devil": The opening notes begin to foreshadow the dark lyrics, with the "ooh-oohs." Another well performed song. "Jumping Jack Flash" provides one of the best guitar riffs in rock and roll and some of the finest 3 minutes of music. Guitar work is great and Watts' drumming is stellar in this song. "Satisfaction" begins with the fuzz tone and the band still plays it with conviction, even though it is (I can scarcely believe this) a song that is over 40 years old! Final encore--"Brown Sugar." The lyrics regarding slavery give this song some gravitas to my mind. The rhythm section sparkles; Bobby Keyes does a great job, too. Fine fireworks display to close this concert out.
Disk Two. The concert from Rio is spectacular. The sea of people attending this concert is powerful! Many of the songs are the same as Disk One. A couple comments about songs NOT appearing at the Austin concert. "Midnight Rambler" is played especially well. "Everybody got to go." Closer to the version on "Get Your Ya-Yas Out" than the concert I saw in 1975. The guitar playing in the middle is a chance for Richards and Wood to throw out nasty notes from their guitars Harmonica work by Jagger is fine, too. "It's only Rock and Roll" shows a band enjoying itself. Man, here and on other songs you can see a lot of wrinkles on the faces of Wood, Watts, Richards, and Jagger. But they play a lot younger than they look. "Start Me Up," "Miss You". . . . More fine concert footage.
Anyhow, despite the problem with the first disk, the music itself is fine. I've listened to a lot of Rolling Stones' live music and this is one of their best concert works. Maybe not as spirited and electric as "Ya-Yas," but awfully good! If you desire a lot of music and some cool extras, you might try this out.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Great to see the Stones, 5.1 is very goodJul 14, 2010
By </><
I enjoy the Stones and ANY DVD of them is worth owing and watching. For 2007, the 5.1 audio is good but not as good as compared to the 2009 digital remaster of "Live at the Max"). The filming was great, high quality, The Stones as usual played great engergetic shows, no complaints. I just wish using 6 speakers they would have re-mixed the songs for better separation, it sounds almost like a straight to video sound board recording, but is still good to listen too.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
The Stone's, Still Bangin'Apr 10, 2010
By Marianne Laird-Bird
"Celtie"
Great PRICE and great collection of shows by the Stone's. Fans will LOVE IT!!
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