Hi guys, I watched my DVD of this legendary concert yesterday after quite a long time and I really enjoyed it. Well, when it comes to music it is really not a good concert - out of tune an tempo most of the time - but it is very very interesting.
I just don't understand, why is it so shortened - a lot of songs are missing there. Has anybody seen the complete footage? Does it exist? My DVD is 3 or 4 years old and since that time there appeared some meta-box pack and some re-issue but I guess it is just the same version, right? So if anybody has seen some more than this official version, post some review please.

The re-release has a couple of extra songs on it but is still not the full concert.

I love this film; musically it's not great, (such a vast improvement when they did the American tour just months later), but it's a snapshot of the time and has a great deal of charm.



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I agree that musically it's not that great, but fookin' 'ell it rocks the house. It's the best version of Honky Tonk Women to date still.

JumpingKentFlash

I love "I'm Yours, She's Mine" - Keith's guitar!

JumpingKentFlash Wrote:
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> I agree that musically it's not that great, but
> fookin' 'ell it rocks the house. It's the best
> version of Honky Tonk Women to date still.


I couldn't agree more about Honky Tonk! My favorite. Rambler, Down Home Girl, JJF, Mercy Mercy, I'm free, and Love in Vain are also good versions. The consert shows the stones as a jamming band with a very cool sound. Very rock'n roll!

its a great concert.

some fantastic live footage of a band in full flow.

I wanted to ask this already:
Are there Bonus-songs on those new DVD's (partly in metal-box)?

In Germany there was nothing written on the covers. And I don't want to buy the same thing for the 4th time.

No, there are no bonus songs.