Greetings,

I've seen this 5-DVD set on ebay and places like that,is it any good? This "Just for the record" ,does it include band interviews,concert footage? is it worth getting??

Opinions differ on that....

Do a search with the search engine and you'll find it discussed somewhere in the last few weeks and several times this year!

Apperently, there's no Stones musical input worth speaking of, due to copyright issues, but has interesting insights by insiders.

i thought it was interesting i found a priate copy here in china for 24yuan very cheap it was not 5 disks it was four

I posted a few weeks ago that I have it and find it interesting from other peoples point of view. 5-DVD set covers 5 decades 60s, 70s 80s 90s 2000 ect.
It is interviews from people close and not so close to the band. Its not great but I am glad that I added it to my collection.

I've got the Japanese edition, VERY expensive but with bonus 6th DVD and a book (in Japanese...!!!)...

Excellent to start learning japanese !

Not brilliant

aren't you getting bored of your old "regurgitate year-old threads" game?

..it was funny for about 10 seconds, the first time.

fortilix Wrote:
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> I've got the Japanese edition, VERY expensive but
> with bonus 6th DVD and a book (in
> Japanese...!!!)...


What is on the sixth disc?

a lot of repeated concert clips over the 5 discs , stretchin it very thin at times, but some are great. there is no stones music at all, sort of soundalike rubbish in the background. what anita has to say is interesting, but there's a lot of music journos/engineers repeating themselves. i'd recommend getting it for the interview clips withthe stones tho, and a lot of the press conferences are fun to watch. i picked it up for 30 euro in dublin and not bad for that price.

It's a great DVD set except one very important thing: There's almost no Stones music at all.

On the 70s dvd there is an interview with Keith I think! Can one download it somewhere??

Worthwhile if a true Stones fan. Lot of old video footage that you may have never seen before. You will hear some Stones music during live footage but no Stones music played otherwise. They do a good job of presenting the main stories within the Stones history.

Yeah lots of strange stuff but worth it just to hear Anita's hash-bong cough...plus disc five with the Dust Brothers Briges To Babylon stories are a creamer.




ROCKMAN

The best part of the whole set is the interview with studio engineer Andy Johns. He has some great stories about Nellcote.

I like the Anita Pallenberg interview too. She doesn't give that many interviews, so it's nice to hear what she has to say about the Stones.

As it's an unauthorized documentary there's no Stones music, wich is a pitty.
It would have been much better to squeeze all the good stuff on 2 discs.

Hello Ireland!

I wish I someday have the pleasure of visiting your beautiful country. But...on with the show...

As you have seen here - posted - it´s a tricky question your dealing with. If you want interesting interwievs with Anita and Mick Taylor (and others) then its a nice thing to have. Do you want the music ? - there´s none. Just a coverband doing what they can to make some imitating (intimidating) noise.

Cheers