Whats the hardest to find Stones dvd???????
And who has it ???????

Off the top of my head---the rest of the Texas '78 show.

I am sure there are others--but that one sure jumps out.

I'd sure love to find the last 3 Atlanta shows on dvd.Not sure they exist,though,so that makes them really hard to find.

Pleased to meet you......

For Me the pro shot Brixton Academy 95
I saw the concert once in 99 at a Stones Convention, but never managed to get a copy.

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Brixton 95 and Phoenix 05

JumpingKentFlash

newsreels from 70-newsfootage
=LES ENFANTS DU ROCK= FRENCH TV SPECIALS

2nd pick : the 76 Paris shows + 1 from Earls Court.
All filmed by Freddie Hausser, digitally reworked/remastered in 2003 by Freddie himself. Absolutely best quality we can imagine, but in the vaults...

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I used to have 25x5 on dvd. Then I moved house and have'nt been able to find it since!

iamthedj Wrote:
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> I used to have 25x5 on dvd. Then I moved house
> and have'nt been able to find it since!


Listen to "Hunky Dory" mate. I am right now. Great one.

JumpingKentFlash

Great album mate, love Queen Bitch, Kooks and of course Changes. Not so keen on Andy Warhol and The Bewley Brothers. Definitely a must have in any collection.

I love "Andy Warhol", but the text is utter shite. The music is good.
Queen Bitch is a great one too although I find the chorus a bit too over the top.

JumpingKentFlash

I think "over the top" is a large part of what Bowie does.
The key is he knows it and uses it to great effect.

Of course he masters it. He pretty much masters every aspect of his own songwriting. It's just that the first part of Queen Bitch is great VU-like and cool and then he suddenly sounds so silly in the chorus. Maybe it's just me though.

JumpingKentFlash

Beacon 2006

kansas 81 with mick taylor, a pro shot was filmed according to the complete works web site, oakland 78 also confirmed pro shot from complete works

what sounds really sad to me is the huge contrast between the whole stuff that exists but put in the fridge and what is really available.

I wonder if we'll ever get the whole treasure someday.

A good copy of Paris 76 is really hard to fing. Have been trying since 78, but all I get is lousy copies.....

exile book

Paris 2007

you can't catch me!

Do you mean real (official) DVD's or just bootlegs?

As far as real tour dvd's go, Voodoo Lounge is pretty scarce. But since Bridges to Babylon (which is still common - Warner Borthers label) blows it away, who cares! I like everything out that DVD. Not big on the album, but the live DVD is top-notch imo.

not if they dont have extras, and none of them do except four flicks

The Hardest to find Stones dvd...

...is when I pick up an empty DVD-case and wonder were the hell it is^^

jamesfdouglas Wrote:
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> Do you mean real (official) DVD's or just
> bootlegs?
>
> As far as real tour dvd's go, Voodoo Lounge is
> pretty scarce. But since Bridges to Babylon (which
> is still common - Warner Borthers label) blows it
> away, who cares!


Do you mean the PPV show or the Giants Stadium show that was sold on VHS at the concerts?


If its the PPV show then I agree with you, but the Giants show is the better than the Voodoo Lounge PPV and the Bridges To Babylon show in St. Louis.

the shoot 'em dead, brainbell jangler!

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> If its the PPV show then I agree with you, but the
> Giants show is the better than the Voodoo Lounge
> PPV and the Bridges To Babylon show in St. Louis.


Funny that you say that. I have just said the same in a conversation.
I really really like Giants Stadium, I prefer it to Miami and St Louis 97 too.
Rocks Off really swings here, which it doesn't do too often, after Baton Rouge 75