Wow, I was surprised what a crowd was there - it was almost a full house. Anyway, short review - I have never seen the film all the way through, and what I have seen was a terrible looking VHS bootleg. This looked and sounded glorious. The film itself is either the worst shot, most interestingly shot - or both - concert film ever. Virtually no audience shots, constant close ups on Jaggers head with only a black background, and terrible inconsistency with outfits, guitars, what have you.

But it was a good time and I look forward to owning the dvd. I am 32 and never got to see the Stones "larger than life" in this period, so this is the closest I will ever come. Great performances by all, though I am still surprised that Mick Taylor got way more screen time than Keith (his guitar playing was superb though).

Oh and the new edition - Mick's preface interview - quite enjoyable. Anybody else here in Nashville go tonight?

Thats the way concert films were shot back then..Dark,up close also camera does not follow musicians around..REmember its 1972...


Charlie

virtually no audience shots is a damn good thing.