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ROLLING STONES
JUST FOR THE RECORD (5PC)
DOCUMENTARY ! NON-INCLUED MUSIC !
The Rolling Stones: Just For the Record is a five-part documentary series commemorating the "Greatest Rock 'n' Roll band in the World." With hour-long segments chronicling each decade of their career, the Stone's legacy is presented in its entirety as never before. Told by band members, fellow musicians, friends, family, biographers and fans, Just For the Record features over 50 exclusive interviews and takes us through 40 years of maximum rock 'n' roll. From their backstage beginnings in London to the 2002 Licks World Tour, experience the incredible life and times of rock's most prolific band. Hear about the making of their greatest albums, see them on every major tour and best of all...get to know them in private. Through success and failure, indulgence and tragedy, highs and lows, boom and bust-it's all here, a rock 'n' roll odyssey of epic proportions. Packed with rare concert footage, timeless recordings and historic interviews with the band, Just For the Record is the ultimate story of the Rolling Stones.
Disc 1:
The Sixties
Disc 2:
The Seventies
Disc 3:
The Eighties
Disc 4:
The Nineties
Disc 5:
The Two Thousands
Well, I don't remember this item having been discussed here before, sorry if it has been posted.... anyway, I just would like to know whether it's worth or not. Who of you have got this one? A review also is appreciated.
Thanks!
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| Main Offender |
Too bad you had to spend the money. In America I taped all five parts off the TV. It's pretty good.
Not worth spending money on ( I just re-read your post)but worth taping from the TV. Many interviews with Bernard, Blondie etc. Not much talking from the Stones. I'd wait for it to rerun on TV and get it for 'free'!
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| gypsy |
yeah. waste of money. i did, however, enjoy the interviews w/ anita pallenberg, of course. love that woman. |
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| Main Offender |
Yeah, me too. Some of the interviews were good, but I was waiting for the Stones. |
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| exilestones@netscape |
I enjoyed Just for The Record. There were many great interviews which gave some great insight in to the Stones. I found it worth the money and I got it cheap on e-bay. |
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| zebulon |
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exilestones@netscape wrote:
I enjoyed Just for The Record. There were many great interviews which gave some great insight in to the Stones. I found it worth the money and I got it cheap on e-bay.
I'll second that.
I was not expecting the Stones as I had read the infos before. Just like I enjoyed reading A.E Hotchner's "Blown Away", these 5 CDs just complete the picture...
So, given you know about the above, I'll dare to recommend these. Ok, I mean this in the sense as some completetists by their 132nd version of Satisfaction ... :-)) which I would never do, but, well, some do.
These 5 DVDs, on the other hand, are much more entertaining, I find.
No Stones on there, of cause, because of the tight copyrights.
cheers,
zebulon |
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| Rolling Hansie |
[quote]exilestones@netscape wrote:
I enjoyed Just for The Record. There were many great interviews
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And don't forget the great interviews with Tongue Lady |
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