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Adi Tyler
Cute how Ronnie signed....... "Sensible".......
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bumbum
According to Berliner Morgenpost - the film doesn't bring any Satisfaction. It is a good movie for existing Stones fans - but for other people "nothing spectacular".
But had we waited for something special other than a good consert movie in a small theater, close up pictures etc.?
[www.morgenpost.de]
"Ein Muss für Rockfans, aber no Satisfaction für den Cinephilen. Warten wir ab, was noch kommen wird."
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little queenieQuote
Adi Tyler
Cute how Ronnie signed....... "Sensible".......
where do you see this??
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MacPhisto
- The archive material is more interesting than hearing Satisfaction for the umpteenth time. (Typical statement BTW).
- Why use an interview made by Chris Evans a few years ago? Make some new interviews.
- No Brian Jones, Mick Taylor or Bill Wyman. Not even in the archive material. The reviewer states that this comes close to rewriting history. (Another typical statement from a guy who didn't quite get the general idea).
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Well, I think the reviewer is certainly right about those points!
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TooTough
The most disgusting thing about the spectacle was that all those "celebs"
became Stonesfans overnight. When asked which Stones song they like best,
the main answer was, guess what: Satisfaction.One semi-celeb-chick
said Angie. Ralf Möller, an muscle idiot who acts in Hollywood
was asked. Quiet. The interviewer said: "Honky Tonk Women? Or Satisfaction?"
Möller: "Yes!"
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little queenie
i guess i ended up on the cutting room floor - they filmed me dancing for a few minutes during the 2nd show. it's probably for the best...
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JumpingKentFlash
(And before I get any comments on it - The line about a vault release I wrote: Yes Rarities 1971-2003 was sort of a vault release, and yes they did leave out Bill Wyman on the cover. The reason for that was probably not to rewrite history, but rather to show a pic of the band that actually released this CD. Bill was not in that band at the time).