The Rolling Stones: Just For The Record
Five Decades
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.
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No Stones Music! - simonwyman
It's surprising someone decided to make a documentary of the Stones when obviously they couldn't get the rights to play any of the music. The footage used is second-rate as well. The story of the Rolling Stones, how they met up, the first singles, the British invasion in the U.S. is interesting. Anita Pallenberg and Mick Taylor have good insights, but this is not a must-see DVD for Stones fans.Low Quality - Chris17
This is a low quality work. Who are these people giving their opinions. It's second hand interviews and old footage. It looks like this was done without the involvement of the band.
Where are the Stones? Where is Michael Cohl? If you want to see the Stones rent 4 Flicks. This is a minor work.
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No Stones Music! - simonwyman
It's surprising someone decided to make a documentary of the Stones when obviously they couldn't get the rights to play any of the music. The footage used is second-rate as well. The story of the Rolling Stones, how they met up, the first singles, the British ...Low Quality - Chris17
This is a low quality work. Who are these people giving their opinions. It's second hand interviews and old footage. It looks like this was done without the involvement of the band.
Where are the Stones? Where is Michael Cohl? If you want to see the ...