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S2BN Entertainment announces the release of the Rolling Stones' The Biggest Bang Blu-ray, featuring over 3 hours of high definition video and uncompressed digital 5.1 surround sound. The Biggest Bang Blu-ray features more than 30 songs and footage from around the world, including their concert in Austin, Texas--a highlight of the U.S. Tour--and an exclusive look at Salt of The Earth Tour documentary including highlights from Argentina, Japan and their first ever concert in China. The Blu-ray also includes classic favorites such as "Honky Tonk Women," "Sympathy for the Devil," and "Satisfaction."
The Biggest Bang Blu-ray, distributed by Universal Music Group, is now available in the U.S. and customers can order the disc at Amazon.
"The Biggest Bang Blu-ray offers fans an all-access pass and behind the scenes look at A Bigger Bang Tour - the best tour of all time," said Chairman of S2BN Entertainment and Tour Director, Michael Cohl. "The visual and audio quality of the Blu-ray is incredible - it's the next best thing to being front row at a show."
The Rolling Stones are renowned for their incredible live show DVD's which include Four Flicks, a four-DVD set from the Rolling Stones that was certified 19-times platinum and is the number one selling concert (long form) DVD in U.S. history. The original Biggest Bang standard definition DVD box set, released in 2007, has gone Platinum in the US, Canada, France and Australia, and Gold in UK, Germany, Norway, Switzerland and many other countries.
Rolling Stones A Biggest Bang Blu-ray Release
Live from Zilker Park - Austin, Texas (93 min.)
1. Opening
2. You Got Me Rocking
3. Let's Spend the Night Together
4. She's So Cold
5. Oh No. Not You Again
6. Sway
7. Bob Wills Is Still The King
8. Streets of Love
9. Ain't Too Proud To Beg
10. Tumbling Dice
11. Learning The Game
12. Little T & A
13. Under My Thumb
14. Get Off My Cloud
15. Honky Tonk Women
16. Sympathy For The Devil
17. Jumpin' Jack Flash
18. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
19. Brown Sugar
Salt of the Earth - A Bigger Bang Tour Documentary (70 min.)
1. How Did It Begin?
2. North American Tour
3. Super Bowl
4. Back Of My Hand
5. Rio
6. China
7. Milan
8. Buenos Aires
9. Midnight Rambler
10. Last Show
Bonus Feature #1 - Austin Mini-Documentary (6 min.)
Bonus Feature #2 - Bonus Songs: Saitama Super Arena, Saitama Japan (13 min.)
1. Let's Spend The Night Together
2. Rain Fall Down
3. Rough Justice
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
• Subtitles: English, French, Spanish, German, Dutch, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese.
• Picture: 1080i High Definition 16x9 Widescreen
• Audio: Uncompressed PCM Stereo and DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1
• Blu-ray Discs are Sony Playstation® 3 Compatible
The Rolling Stones recorded and released some of their finest work throughout the seventies. From the ragged brilliance of 1971's Sticky Fingers to the unbridled energy of 1978's Some Girls, it was a decade of music worthy of celebration. To commemorate this fertile decade for the band, Universal Music Enterprises and JamsBio invite you to create your own Rolling Stones top-5 lists and to play the '70s Stones edition of the "Scrumbler" game. Solve five puzzles and you'll be automatically entered to win one of these great prizes:
One Grand Prize Winner will get a Fender Road Worn '50s Telecaster® guitar. Ten runners up will win a Rolling Stones prize pack featuring a Junk Food Clothing retro-inspired Stones t-shirt and a copy of The Biggest Bang Blu-Ray edition DVD.
Enter here: http://jamsbio.com/contest/rolling-stones
For more of the Stones' timeless work from the 1970s, be sure to pick up the just-released, re-mastered versions of four classic Stones albums from the seventies: Sticky Fingers, Goat's Head Soup, It's Only Rock 'n' Roll, and Black And Blue. These re-mastered albums mark the first in a series of reissues, one that continues with the June 8 (June 9 for fans in the USA) releases of Some Girls, Emotional Rescue, Tattoo You, and Undercover.
Stay tuned to RollingStones.com for the latest news on re-issues and much more.
Today in 1971, The Rolling Stones released "Brown Sugar," the first record on their own label, Rolling Stones Records, which introduced the now infamous licking-tongue and lips logo. Since then, "Brown Sugar," the opening track of the band's classic Sticky Fingers, has become a blues-rock classic.
This May 5th, the Stones will be releasing newly re-mastered versions of Sticky Fingers and three other classic albums, giving you a chance to experience "Brown Sugar" once again, this time in all its re-mastered glory. Click here to pre-order your copy today.
Beginning on May 5th, fans of The Rolling Stones will have much to rejoice about with the arrival of re-mastered versions of "Sticky Fingers," "Goats Head Soup," "It's Only Rock 'n' Roll" and "Black And Blue."
And it doesn't end there. The band will continue their reissue campaign with Universal Music Group with the reissue of "Some Girls," "Emotional Rescue," "Tattoo You" and "Undercover," out on June 9th in the US and June 8th worldwide. The third round of reissues will follow soon thereafter with "Dirty Work," "Steel Wheels," "Voodoo Lounge," "Bridges To Babylon" and their most recent album of all new material, "A Bigger Bang."
Astute fans will notice the absence of the masterful "Exile On Main St." from the release schedule. Hailed by Rolling Stone magazine, where "Exile On Main St." was rated the 7th Greatest Album Of All Time, as "Jagger and Richards' definitive songwriting statement of outlaw pride and dedication to grit," no one has forgotten about the marquee album, least of all The Rolling Stones. A late 2009 reissue of "Exile On Main St." is being planned as part of a wider celebration that will accompany its release.
In a nod to the band's diehard fans, UMG will also be releasing a collector's box in which to house all 14 post-1971 studio albums, as well as making the catalogue newly available digitally.
More news will be available shortly.
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Rolling
Stones Poster Review
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Rock
and The King
| "Rolling
Stones posters - like the band itself - are the embodiment
rock-n-roll. The art is brilliant, simple, fun and thoughtful.
The picture posters have captured the band's characters
and the mood of the times perfectly throughout their four-decade
career. For poster art, sex, drugs and rock-n-roll, the
Stones are as good as it gets. |
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at Rock Poster Review |
"I must have nearly a dozen Stones posters - mostly
from incredible concerts, and some of their early memorabilia
have fantastic value. However, my favorite poster to this
day is the "Tongue" on a black background. It
says everything you need to know about the band. After
all, you just can't get enough good tongue these days." |
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