Rolling Stones at the BBC - 2012 compilation 1965-1981 - GRNS3

Here is an excellent vintage bootleg with great performances by the Rolling Stones..Recommended for fans.

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The Rolling Stones
At The BBC
Video compilation from 1965-1981
Broadcast on BBCTWO Saturday 24th November 2012

BBCTWO (DVB-C)>Philips stand alone DVD rec>Authored using MMEP.

Setlist:
01 - Titles
02 - Start Me Up '81
03 - Let's Spend The Night Together '66
04 - Get Off My Cloud . 65
05 - 19th Nervous Breakdown (Clip) '66
06 - Gimme Shelter '69
07 - Miss You '78
08 - Angie (OGWT) '73
09 - It's Only Rock 'n Roll (But I Like It) '74
10 - Fool To Cry '76
11 - Brown Sugar '71
12 - Jumpin' Jack Flash '68
13 - Dancing With Mr. D. '73
14 - Honky Tonk Women '69
15 - The Last Time '65
Run time:- 00:44:20

Some words from the BEEB:
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of The Rolling Stones we delve into the BBC vaults to deliver some timeless Stones archive. From the early days of their career and some unforgettable performances on Top of the Pops with 'The Last Time', 'Let's Spend The Night Together' and 'Get Off Of My Cloud' through the late 60s and early 70s era of prolific song writing when the band were knocking out a classic album every other year and offering up such classics as 'Honky Tonk Women' and 'Gimme Shelter'.

The late 70s brought a massively successful nod to disco with Miss You and the early 80s a stomping return to form with the rock 'n' roll groove of Start Me Up. Peppered amongst the performances are snippets of wisdom from the two main men - The Glimmer Twins, aka Mick and Keith. Plus as a special treat, some lost footage of the band performing 19th Nervous Breakdown on Top of the Pops in 1966 - recently discovered in a BBC documentary from the 1960s about women with depression.


GSpot says:
DVD VOB format
MPEG-2Program Stream << (1 vid, 1 aud)
Sys Bitrate 10080 kb/s VBR 8876 kbps I/L TFF
PAL 16:9
AC3 0xbd(0x80):48000Hz 384 kb/s tot.
Stereo (2/0)

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