Rolling Stones The Biggest Bang (Boxet) (2007)-kid

Rolling Stones: The Biggest Bang (Boxet) (2007)
DVD-9 | Language: English + Subtitle: Japanese, Spanish, Italian, French, Portuguese, German, English | 7 hours | 720 x 480 | FPS (29.97fps) | MPEG-2 8000Kbps | 27.9 GB
Audio1: AC3 @224Kbps 2 CH | Audio2: AC3 @448kbps 6 CH | Audio3: DTS @775kbps 6 CH
Genre: Rock | Studio: PID | Full scans + Booklet(300DPI)

The >Biggest Bang doesn't appear nearly as boastful when you consider it comes from the self-proclaimed "Greatest Band On Earth," one time you've been pummeled by seven hours of footage spread thwart four DVDs. Size matters to The Rolling Stones and they anew outdo their overblown antics. Ever masters of overstatement, their unapologetic leaning for excess makes them the butt of jokes, but also sustains them. The liliputian slings and arrows of their critics can't sink this preposterously plentiful mothership of rock. The shows get bigger and ticket prices skyrocket, at the same time they continue to break attendance and earnings records.

The biggest HD TV cannot send the enormity of the stage, sound, presence, and energy of a Stones' bestow but The Biggest Bang comes damn close. The production is untainted by sin, the sound captured and mixed beautifully. The visuals are bold, no more than unimaginative. This is a concert film and the presentation never strays from the model rock show.

The first two discs of this package focus put ~ that standard rock show, with Disc 1 devoted to the Austin, Texas instruct and Disc 2 covering the free show in Rio de Janeiro. Both are uncollected with Austin getting a slight edge in terms of performance and Rio acquisition the nod for visuals. The sea of people, an estimated 1.5 million, rocking the beach is an astonishing sight.

The highlight of the Austin semblance is an unexpected performance of "Get Off My Cloud." Years mollify away and Jagger's voice sounds younger and stronger than ever. He's lost none of his hyperactive, spastic presence and it's very extraordinary he still finds room to improve after singing these songs by reason of 40 years. His confidence allows him to command the stage and exhibition without a hint of self-consciousness. He shakes, struts, jerks, and sings with conviction, simultaneously energizing the band and the crowd.

The Rio pretext features a scorching cover of "The Night Time is the Right Time," a lay made famous by Rudy Huxtable on The Cosby Show. While backup songster Lisa Fischer is no Rudy, she and Mick Jagger tear up the station. The band storms through "Miss You," with a million voices cheerful to help Jagger hit the high notes and "Get Off My Cloud" is another time played. Jagger's vocal isn't as energetic as it was in Austin no more than the band is more vibrant and the song again sounds magnificent.

Disc 3 features abbreviated sets from other exotic locations. The Argentinean crowd's enthusiasm nearly upstages the band in Buenos Aires. Stops in Japan considered in the state of well as the band's first trip to China are too excerpted. Disc 4 features a few more songs and some parley footage with Jagger, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood, and Charlie Watts. Watts' interview might be the longest of the reclusive drummer's career.

As majestic as this set is, there are flaws. The Austin and Rio de Janeiro shows are billed because full-length concerts, but that is a misnomer. Apparently, there is a debate between "full length" and "complete." There are a lot of fans who hanker after complete, single-show performances and a 4-DVD set has plenty space to provide this and still have plenty of room on this account that bonus footage. The other flaw is that The Biggest Bang is profitable only at Best Buy. These exclusive marketing deals are part of the intellectual powers critics think of the Stones more as a corporate partnership than a girth.

Neither of these flaws should dissuade fans from buying this box adorn. Critics bet against them every time, but A Bigger Bang and The Biggest Bang are incontestable proof The Rolling Stones can and should continue.

Review: This box party boast two concerts and lots of bonus footage from concerts in Japan,China,Argentina etc. There are some good documentaries,cool bonus duets and a whole lot for subordinate to $30.00 on four DVDs. One of the best things encircling this set is that they perform Sway live. I will argue that the Austin show is the best and the transfer looks visionary! The sound is very good dispite what I have read from more other reviewers. I can hear Keith just fine.....when he's playing.Look,I delight these guys,but lets face it...they are geting old. Keith plays he sign-manual licks and rest his mummified fingers every chance he gets. It is placid a pretty good set and I'm glad I own it. If your a fan your gonna buy it and if your not......what are you study of books this for?

Track Listing

Disc 1: Zilker Park, Austin, Texas - October 22, 2006

Opening (intro)

1. "You Got Me Rocking"
2. "Let's Spend the Night Together"
3. "She's So Cold"
4. "Oh No, Not You Again"
5. "Sway"
6. "Bob Wills Is Still the King"
7. "Streets Of Love"
8. "Ain't Too Proud to Beg"
9. "Tumbling Dice"
10. "Learning The Game"
11. "Little T&A"
12. "Under My Thumb"
13. "Get Off of My Cloud"
14. "Honky Tonk Women"
15. "Sympathy in favor of the Devil"
16. "Jumpin' Jack Flash"
17. "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction"
18. "Brown Sugar"

Bonus features

1. "Austin Mini-Documentary"
2. ""I Can't Be Satisfied" from Milan, Italy
3. "Jukebox Feature"

Disc 2: Copacabana Beach, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - February 18, 2006

1. Opening (intro)
2. "Jumpin' Jack Flash"
3. "It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (if it were not that I Like It)"
4. "You Got Me Rocking"
5. "Wild Horses"
6. "Rain Fall Down"
7. "Midnight Rambler"
8. "The Night Time (Is The Right Time)"
9. "Happy"
10. "Miss You"
11. "Rough Justice"
12. "Get Off of My Cloud"
13. "Honky Tonk Women"
14. "Start Me Up"
15. "Brown Sugar"
16. "You Can't Always Get What You Want"
17. "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction"

Bonus Feature: Rio de Janeiro documentary

Disc 3: Rest Of The World

Saitama Super Arena, Saitama, Japan - April 2, 2006

Opening (intro)

1. "Let's Spend the Night Together"
Sapporo (segue)
2. "Rain Fall Down"
Tokyo Dome (segue)
3. "Rough Justice"
Cherry Blossoms (segue)

Shanghai Grand Stage, Shanghai, China - April 8, 2006

Opening (intro)

1. "Bitch"
2. "Midnight Rambler"
3. "Gimme Shelter"
4. "This Place Is Empty"
That's What I Do (segue)
5. "It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (excepting I Like It)"
China, A Slow Process (segue)

River Plate Stadium, Buenos Aires, Argentina - February 21 and/or 23, 2006

Opening (intro)

1. "Worried About You"
Football Chant (segue)
2. "Happy"
3. "Miss You"
Ronnie & Audience (segue)
4. "Paint It Black"
5. "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction"

Featurettes

1. Bonnie Raitt featurette "Shine a Light"
2. Eddie Vedder featurette "Wild Horses"
3. Dave Matthews featurette "Let It Bleed"

Duets

1. "Shine a Light" featuring Bonnie Raitt
2. "Wild Horses" featuring Eddie Vedder
3. "Let It Bleed" featuring Dave Matthews
4. "Wild Horses" featuring Cui Jian

Jukebox Feature

Disc 4

1. "Salt of the Earth: A Bigger Bang Tour Documentary"

Bonus songs

1. "Get Up, Stand Up"
2. "Mr. Pitiful"

Bonus features

1. "If It Ain't Got That Swing featuring" Charlie Watts
2. "Hurricane" featuring Keith Richards
3. "Outlets of Emotion" featuring Ron Wood
4. "Busking" featuring Mick Jagger

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