Customer Rating: 
Summary: Great Video!
Comment: I have seen the Stones many times over many years(winterland with stevie wonder the opener in 1970,a limited crowd because altamont had been there previous concert here,that was the best),this dvd captures the magic!
Customer Rating:
Summary: Excelent!!
Comment: Excelent!! The sound is first class! Great camera work. The songs selection was perfect. The best band in the world!!!
Customer Rating: 
Summary: SHINE A LIGHT DVD -BLU RAY
Comment: THIS PRODUCT WAS DEFECTIVE , VERY INCONVIENT TO HAVE TO RETURN AND GO BUY AND AT LOCAL STORE THE WHOLE IDEA WAS TO AVOID GOING TO A LOCAL RETAIL STORE
Customer Rating:
Summary: Still getting better!
Comment: As you would expect, Martin Scorsese has made a great film of a Stones concert. The cinematography is very good, the featurettes are interesting as are the old recorded interviews (although older Stones fans, like me, will have seen them all before in decades past). However, what makes this film outstanding is the sound quality; it's so much better than in other DVDs of their concerts that I own. You can crank it up if you want to rock out but you can also pick out subtle remarks between the players, as when Keith gives Buddy Guy his guitar at the end of the show-stopping 'Champagne and Reefer'. The song selection illustrates the talents of all band members and guest artists and there should be something in here for everyone. Thoroughly recommended.
Customer Rating:
Summary: A Dull Show
Comment: The music itself is col enough, but the audio is totaly flat and without punch, almost no bass at all (tha bassdrum is nowhere to be heard). the band is almost always lit up with amber (skintone) lights. David Gilmour: Remember That Night - Live At The Royal Albert Hall [Blu-ray] Is way better in the audiovisual parts of the show. however, this is a gem for stones fans
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