Can someone clarify or confirm whether there are more extras on the US DVD/Blu-rays than on the UK ones?

I can't even find the DVD in local stores. Target & Walmart, they don't even have it in the stock list in their computers.

In the US mine has I Wanna Be Your Man and Tell Me from the Arthur Haynes show, Not Fade Away, I Just Wanna Make Love to You, an I'm All Right from NME '64. Pain In My Heart and the Last Time from NME '65. Also there is Satisfaction and I'm All Right from Germany, 1965. And an interview with Brett Morgen, the director.

Many thanks 24FPS

Anyone in the UK?

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I can't even find the DVD in local stores. Target & Walmart, they don't even have it in the stock list in their computers.

Those stores banned it because they're mad at T. Swift for stooping so low...try Bottles n Bins...I think they have it...

Per a review on Amazon UK, the US version is not only cheaper, it has more features. The reviewer said the UK version only has the two numbers from Germany, and the interview with Brett Morgen.

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24FPS
Per a review on Amazon UK, the US version is not only cheaper, it has more features. The reviewer said the UK version only has the two numbers from Germany, and the interview with Brett Morgen.

Yes, I saw that review also....but what about the UK Blu-ray?

Japanese Hurricane ........



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Japanese Hurricane ........

So that one has far fewer bonus performances than the US DVD....

The NME footage has been circulating for years

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The NME footage has been circulating for years

Sure, but it's nice to get an official release of it....whether it's in official release quality is another matter....

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cookwazzahoe
The NME footage has been circulating for years

Sure, but it's nice to get an official release of it....whether it's in official release quality is another matter....

and whether it's on the UK Blu-ray is what I am trying to find out!

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The NME footage has been circulating for years

Sure, but it's nice to get an official release of it....whether it's in official release quality is another matter....

Some of the NME is in better shape than others. The Arthur Haynes video is a little flat, but come on, it's classic.

Just bought the dvd from walmart for $10 but only bonus features are the 2 tracks from Germany. Who has the one with the extra NME footage???

I have the NME footage here in the states. After thinking about it, maybe they couldn't get licensing rights at a good price in the UK for NME footage and whoever controls Arthur Haynes footage.

Just bought a copy last night, Found it at Barnes and Noble.
I haven't really been 'into' the Stones right now, so I was just going to put it on the shelf, but then i thought...WTF, I'll skim through it. I was expecting just the usual, standard stuff, stories, clips, footage we've all seen before so I thought I could just breeze through on fast-forward.
I was wrong. I found myself engrossed, really digging the footage - stuff we really haven't seen....
Like the extended early stuff on tour...the studio footage with Brian, Anita ....and then Brian walking away, out the door with his guitar with Mick's sensitive, sort of wistful and meloncholy voiceover...it was a nice epitaph for Brian, very poignant. And all that amazing 72 footage....Bobby, Mick T.,The black chick, Mick and Bianca with their arms around each other backstage, Keith in various states of ..well, whatever. You really got a sense of that time, and the craziness and excitment of that tour.
The dvd was truly worth it. I also love how they focused primarily on period up to 72-73....I mean, that was the crossfire hurricane of their career, so it was perfect.
Anyone who hasn't gotten it, or think its just another retread doc - it's about as much as we'll ever see behind the Stones' curtain.



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It's Suki in the Brian 1967 studio footage.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2013-06-10 04:42 by His Majesty.

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It's Suki in the Brian 1967 studio footage.

Yes! I eventually realized that - its amazing how much she looked like Anita though...

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I have the NME footage here in the states. After thinking about it, maybe they couldn't get licensing rights at a good price in the UK for NME footage and whoever controls Arthur Haynes footage.

On yours, is the NME footage listed on the back as a bonus or just Germany? I haven't opened mine yet so I can still return it.

Update: Best Buy has the version with the bonus tracks, they are all listed on the back.



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