Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #15171 in DVD
• Released on: 2007-07-30
• Rating: Exempt
• Aspect ratio: 1.78:1
• Number of discs: 4
• Formats: Box set, DVD-Video, Live, PAL
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 4
• Running time: 420 minutes

DVD Description
The Rolling Stones are widely known as the Greatest Rock 'n' Roll band in the world, they are currently on the best selling concert tour of all time.

This is a four-DVD set featuring seven hours of content including two full length concerts, two behind-the-scenes documentaries and classic favourites such as, "Honky Tonk Women," "Sympathy for the Devil," and "(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction."

The ‘Biggest Bang’ captures concert footage from the Rolling Stones 2005/2006 World Tour. It features live concerts in USA, Brazil, Japan, China and Argentina plus a bonus documentary disc. Packaging - Concertina Digi-pak in a slip case

Special Features
Disc 1 - Austin Mini-Documentary and I Can’t Be Satisfied (from Milan, Italy) Disc 2 - Rio de Janeiro Documentary Disc 3 - Bonnie Raitt fearurette Shine A Light, Eddie Vedder featurette Wild Horses, Laugh, I Nearly Died, Dave Mathhews faeturette Let It Bleed Disc 4 - If It Ain’t Got That Swing featuring Charlie Watts, Hurricane featuring Keith Richards, Outlets of Emotion featuring Ron Wood, Busking featuring Mick Jagger

Synopsis
Features two full-length concerts by The Rolling Stones during their 2005/2006 World Tour and two behind-the-scenes documentaries about the legendary band. Features live performances from Argentina, China, Japan, Brazil and America, where The Rolling Stones play a collection of classic songs, including 'Brown Sugar', 'Start Me Up', and 'Sympathy For The Devil' among others.

Customer Reviews

They've still got it
The Rolling Stones follow up the Bigger Bang tour with a great DVD set. Taking more than a hint from the format of Four Flicks you get two full concerts (Austin Texas and Rio), several documentaries and selected songs from several other concerts across four DVDs.

For the first time on DVD the Rolling Stones have great sound quality. At last they have a DTS sound track with clarity and separation of the instruments and less crowd noise.

In terms of performance, it is in keeping with all that you'd hope. These guys defy their ages and Mick Jagger probably does little aside from workout to be in top shape his energetic performances at these concerts.

Good quality packaging as well, a real addition to any collection.

Bones Keep Strollin
After a wet Sheffield gig last year i thought i`d treat myself to this..i wasnt disappointed but wouldnt a compilation of gigs from around the world be better....not as good as Four Flicks but good all the same

If you already have the four flicks you will be dissapointed
When i bought the four flicks i paid 67 euros and i didn't regret it at all.The first thoughts were, what a band! what a performance!
Well even though i paid 20 euros less than four flicks dvd, biggest bang is a big dissapointment for me.First of all many tracks all the fans would like to be included just don't.Where's ''monkey man'', ''angie'' , ''street fighting man'' and so many others?
Track list i believe is the most important thing in a concert dvd and the second is the performance.Yes, it isn't that good.Mick Jagger tries a lot but Keith can't follow.Last but not least is the sound and video quality. Could both be better too.
To sum up i believe that four flicks is the standard,the essential rolling stones dvd-set.Biggest bang isn't and i guess that will be under the shadow of four flicks just because it does not deserve it...