Rolling Stones: Four Flicks

This collection features four distinct concert films showcasing the legendary Rolling Stones at various stages of their career. It includes performances from their 1975 Steel Wheels/Urban Jungle Tour, their 1990 Steel Wheels/Urban Jungle Tour, a historic concert at New York's Altamont Speedway in 1969, and a more intimate show from the 1995 Voodoo Lounge Tour. The films highlight the band's enduring stage presence, musical prowess, and iconic hits.

Rolling Stones: Four Flicks was generally well-received by critics and fans, praised for its comprehensive look at the band's live performances across different eras. The inclusion of varied concert styles, from massive stadium shows to the infamous Altamont event, was seen as a valuable historical document for rock enthusiasts. While some reviews noted the variable audio and video quality inherent in recordings from different decades, the overall package was considered a strong offering for fans.

• A comprehensive and visually engaging retrospective of the Rolling Stones' live concert history.
• Features iconic performances spanning several decades, showcasing the band's legendary status.
• Offers a mix of massive stadium shows and more intimate, historically significant gigs.

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The Altamont concert included in this collection is infamous for the violence that occurred during the show, including a death and multiple assaults, leading to its label as a 'disaster'.