Which of the following Stones DVD's would be the best one to get?

"At The Marquee Club 03-26-71
"Los Angeles, CA 1975"
"Paris, France 06-06-76"
"Hampton Roads, VA 1981"
"Atlantic City, NJ 12-19-89"
"Giants Stadium, NJ 08-14-94"
"Miami, FL 11-25-94" "St. Louis 1998"
"Philadelphia, PA 09-18-02"
"Los Angeles, CA 10-31-02"
"Bangalore, India 04-04-03"
"Ladies And Gentleman..."
"The Marquee/Montreux Rumble"
"@#$%& Blues"
"Mick Taylor Years"
"Hartford, CT 08-26-05"
"Sat1 A Bigger Bang Special"

"She's got a mind of her own, yeah, and she use it mighty fine..."

If I had to choose,I would say L.A. Blues from '75.

How come? I'm just curious. What does it have or show that makes it the best (in your eyes)?

"She's got a mind of her own, yeah, and she use it mighty fine..."

Well,it's the best sound/picture/performance combination from the '75 tour (at the least).I play it on a home theater system.The guitars are loud & clear.Star Star is excellent to name one.

Do you possibly know the setlist of the LA 75 DVD.

"She's got a mind of her own, yeah, and she use it mighty fine..."

It is a complete proshot document that is really great. It IS the 1975 setlist with Billy Prestons' 2 songs included.

all the best.

"Ladies And Gentleman..."
"Hampton Roads, VA 1981"
"At The Marquee Club 03-26-71
"Los Angeles, CA 1975"
"Paris, France 06-06-76"
are essential.

Paris 76 for sure!!

"Ladies And Gentleman..."
maybe...........
Anyone who have the link to Stones' DVD covers ?
Just loosed it............

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buenos aires 2006 is a fantastic one from the bigger bang tour.

Ladies and Gentlemen. Why? Mick Taylor. So good you'd swear it was overdubbed.

picking just one from that list is pretty impossible - are we talkin about someone's First Bootleg DVDs here?

Ladies & Gentleman 72
LA 75
Hampton 81
Atlantic City 89
Miami 94

for earlier and later years i'd pick other stuff than what's on that list.
some of the stuff that's on that list i'd put in the Jewel in the Crown category - essential, but you need the context first.


"What do you want - what?!"
- Keith

How about the TAMI show for early Stones. You get the benefit of seeing Jan & Dean skateboard onto the stage, and James Brown sweat. Great period piece.

The Marquee/Montreux Rumble is very good. Also L.A. Forum '75.

JumpingKentFlash

for sure these two
Ladies & Gentleman 72
LA 75

"Hampton Roads, VA 1981".

But ofcourse, it's a matter of taste. This one has awesome quality. Although LA Blues is a great DVD musically, loads of songs, great performance, good sound, it lacks video qualtiy. So you have to ask yourself what's more important; music or video.

it's also at least partly a question of what the person already owns, no?
getting the official releases and PPV stuff might be a pretty reasonable start,
and then filling in the blanks from there.
it doesn't take long before a body knows what s/he needs more of ...


"What do you want - what?!"
- Keith

L&G is the first DVD any Stones fan should own, period.

They're all good! Satarting point? Hands down, Ladies & Gentlemen!

Of the more modern stuff, Palais Royale, Toronto, 2002, is far better than anything from Four Flicks. It's a fantastic club show at the start of the tour, long before the setlist became as predictable as everything else.

Professionally shot, the sound, picture and performance are superb. Highly recommended!

You can also add Stripped to the list.

>> You can also add Stripped to the list. <<

yeah, along with dozens of others ...


"What do you want - what?!"
- Keith

Add Tokyo '90 and New Jersey '94 as well.