О Rolling Stones замолвим слово

В Милане Мик на итальянском языке отпускал со сцены шуточки по поводу недавней травмы головы Кита, а также сравнил его с Зинедином Зиданом, имея ввиду инцидент между Зиданом и Марко Матерацци, когда первый ударил второго головой в грудь на финальном матче кубка мира.
"У Матерацци и Ричардса есть кое-что общее: у них обоих недавно были проблемы с головой."
На концерте на стадионе Сан Сиро присутствовал сам Матерацци с партнером по команде Алессандро Дель Пиеро, и в конце концерта они были приглашены на сцену.

The Rolling Stones cover The White Stripes!
They're joined on stage by Italian World Cup Stars
The Rolling Stones were joined onstage by Italian World Cup winners as they finally started the European leg of their 'A Bigger Bang' World Tour last night (June 11) in Milan.



After their final song The Rolling Stones were joined onstage at the San Siro Stadium by Marco Materazzi and Alessandro Del Piero, members of the World Cup winning Italian football team.

Materazzi, who scored in the final on Sunday (July 9) and was also involved in the incident where French captain Zinedine Zidane was sent off, led the crowd in an a capella version of The White Stripes' 'Seven Nation Army', but substituted the original lyrics for "we are the champions" in Italian.

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У меня вопрос: кто смотрел антологию Роллинг Стоунз: Путь в бессмертие / The Rolling Stones: Just For the Record (3 DVD)?
Поделитесь если нетрудно своим мнением от просмотра!

2Воробьёв Александр:

>У меня вопрос: кто смотрел антологию Роллинг
>Стоунз: Путь в бессмертие / The Rolling Stones:
>Just For the Record (3 DVD)?
>Поделитесь если нетрудно своим мнением от просмотра!

У меня фильм есть на Английском, пять часовых документальных фильмов, много интервью разных людей, но что любопытно почти нет самих музыкантов, неплохой фильм но старая картина 25Х5 была намного лучше.

2Bog: а концертных моментов много в обоих фильмах? Особенно 60-х гг?

Rolling Stones vocalist Mick Jagger (C) meets Italian soccer players Marco Materazzi (L) and Alessandro Del Piero (obscured, R) during the opening venue of the band's European tour in Milan July 11, 2006.

Rolling Stones guitarist Ron Wood (obscured L) meets Italian soccer player Alessandro Del Piero, wearing an Italian flag, during the opening venue of the band's European tour in Milan July 11, 2006.

Rolling Stones vocalist Mick Jagger (2nd R) and guitarist Ron Wood (2nd L) meet Italian soccer players Marco Materazzi (L) and Alessandro Del Piero during the opening venue of the band's European tour in Milan July 11, 2006

а концертных моментов много в обоих фильмах? Особенно 60-х гг?

Есть но не так много, фрагментарно, к тому же часто поверх фрагмента идет закадровый текст, это в первую очередь документальный сериал, построенный на интервью различных людей рассказывающих о своем отношении к группе. Поэтому брать его ради хроники бесполезно.

2Воробьёв Александр:

>2Bog: а концертных моментов много в обоих фильмах?
>Особенно 60-х гг?

Еще хорошим докаменталом считается немецкий (если не лучшим), его кажется сейчас на английский перевели.
Let It Bleed Documentart называется, с английским переводом на 3 DVD кажется

Понятно, спасибо!

Stones plan even ‘Bigger Bang’ in Foxboro this fall
Wednesday, July 19, 2006

Don’t breathe a word of this. Because nobody’s supposed to know. But word from our backstage spies is that the Rolling Stones will be Rolling through town again this fall, kicking off the final leg of their “Bigger Bang” tour at Gillette Stadium.

We hear Mick & Co. will do six to eight stadium stops in the United States once they wrap up the European leg of their tour. The first stop reportedly will be in Foxboro the third week of September.

“They will only do a handful of shows,” said our spy. “They’ll have all new staging, and a really great opening act. It should be very cool.”

The deal isn’t done yet but we hear the show will not be produced by longtime concert czars LiveNation but by the Kraft family, who own Gillette.

The New England Patriots poohbahs have been self-promoting a number of concerts recently. This past weekend the Krafts produced the Kenny Chesney show at the stadium, which generated some $4.2 million. They are also helming the Bon Jovi “Have A Nice Day” show at the stadium later this month.

“It’s not surprising that the Krafts have stepped up,” said a rock insider. “They have the venue, they have the opportunity and they’ve always been adventurous.”

As for the Stones, the top-grossing “Bigger Bang” tour resumed in Milan last week after a drama-filled hiatus that included Keith Richards’ brain surgery and a rehab stint for Ron Wood. The tour is expected to pass U2’s “Vertigo” tour as the highest-grossing rock trek ever.

http://thetrack.bostonherald.com/moreTrack/view.bg?articleid=148934

Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones performs on stage during a concert at Ernst Happel stadium in Vienna July 14, 2006

Ron Wood and Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones perform during their concert which is part of their 'A Bigger Bang' world tour, on Friday, July 14, 2006, at Vienna's Ernst-Happel stadium.

Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones performs during their concert which is part of their 'A Bigger Bang' world tour, on Friday, July 14, 2006, at Vienna's Ernst-Happel stadium.

Mick Jagger and Keith Richards (R) of The Rolling Stones perform on stage during a concert at Ernst Happel stadium in Vienna July 14, 2006.

Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones performs on stage during a concert at Ernst Happel stadium in Vienna July 14, 2006.

Rolling Stones vocalist Mick Jagger performs during a concert as part of the band's 'A Bigger Bang' tour in Munich, July 16, 2006.

Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards performs in front of guitarist Ron Wood during a concert as part of the band's 'A Bigger Bang' tour in Munich, July 16, 2006.

Former 'Rolling Stone' Bill Wyman smokes during a news conference in Oviedo July 20, 2006, to present his Spanish tour, with his group 'Rhythm Kings'.