Hi guys,

Good news from UMG. I apologize if this has been posted here before:

As part of an official press release from Universal Music :

THE ROLLING STONES LIVE AT THE MAX DVD September (tbc)
The 'Live (At The Max)' film follows performances from the spectacular Steel Wheels tour which has its 20th anniversary this year. Shot on the 'IMAX' in London, Berlin and Turin, this is a classic recording was filmed in 1990 on the European leg of their tour, capturing the Stones at their best. DVD will also feature a 35 minute tour documentary.

can i be optimistic for an official US Let's Spend the Night TOgether dvd? with tour doc?


IORR............but I like it!

nice, will pick this up for sure

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Shot on the 'IMAX' in London, Berlin and Turin, this is a classic recording was filmed in 1990 on the European leg of their tour.

It was showed in Barcelona too.

It was shown all over; the press release just stated where it was filmed. I'm looking forward to the DVD. Good thing I'm making scores of $$$!

In the UK, it was premiered in Bradford (below):

Wow, what an ugly shirt, Mick!

He looked so much younger then!

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He looked so much younger then!

He WAS so much younger, 19 years ago.
Just like all of us.

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Any sign of an accompanying Blu Ray version ?!

Now that WOULD be nice !

E.

Watching it in a Imax cinema was really a stunning experience!! Great!

Unfortunately many/most Imax cinemas (in Europe)have closed down by now.
Pity, cause seeing it in Imax was so good and completely different to the normal Video.
I still remember, everybody in the house was fascinated then!

I went to see shine a light at the imax and is brilliant.

They also showed a clip of the new batman film in between which was absolutely brilliant and then i found out it was the first film produced for an imax cinema.

I presume the documentary is the same one as the ABC "In Concert" documentary on the film that was shown around the time it came out. If so, its not bad.

I went to Paris to see this film on IMAX when it came out.Thought it was incredible...but the experience absolutely pales when shown on any other format.

I also attended an IMAX screening of "At The Max" here in Vienna. It was absolutely stunning.

I saw the IMAX screening of it in Toronto. It introduced me to the band and I've been hooked ever since.

I saw it in Chicago when it came out three times. The sound was fantastic as was the visual.

It was rereleased a couple years back and I saw it this time in New Orleans - I had to see it again. What gets me is the iMax screen in New Orleans is about half the size of the one in Chicago. And now the regular movies that are shown as iMax are on slightly larger screens than...regular screens. What gives? What happened to the giant picture?

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I presume the documentary is the same one as the ABC "In Concert" documentary on the film that was shown around the time it came out. If so, its not bad.

not bad.....but now whenever i watch "at the max"..all i think about are the staged close-ups (shot after the fact) and the water/fake
sweat that was sprayed on Mick's face.

i saw it in Chicago (Museum of Science & Industry)....and smuggled a small tape recorder in...to record the audio.


IORR............but I like it!

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Gazza
I presume the documentary is the same one as the ABC "In Concert" documentary on the film that was shown around the time it came out. If so, its not bad.

not bad.....but now whenever i watch "at the max"..all i think about are the staged close-ups (shot after the fact) and the water/fake
sweat that was sprayed on Mick's face.

Yeah. Having seen and enjoyed the movie in IMAX format when it came out and simply judged it on its own merits (and of course it was extra special as I was at two of the shows that were filmed), after seeing the documentary later on, if anything it actually reduces your appreciation of the movie when you watch it again!

I saw it in Bradford - on acid. Almost died getting there, but it was worth it.