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| Billboard |
 Moving from stadiums to ballrooms, the Rolling Stones performed two shows at New York's Beacon Theater in October 2006, filmed by Martin Scorsese for this documentary, which opens April 4. The accompanying live album captures the pure magic of a high-energy rock show performed in a small venue, offering a mix of crowd-pleasers ("Jumpin' Jack Flash," "Brown Sugar") and set-list oddities like the cheeky "Some Girls" or the feverish, rarely played "She Was Hot," which sizzles with mean guitar licks. Mick Jagger and the boys throw a curveball and bring out Christina Aguilera, who rocks her vocal acrobatics on "Live With Me," and Jack White of the White Stripes guests on "Loving Cup," one of the best moments....full text |
| Popmatters |
| Anyone who has been watching the film works of Martin Scorsese since Mean Streets is well-aware of the acclaimed director’s love for the music of the Rolling Stones. That love is prominently highlighted in the brilliance with which he seems to drop a Jagger/Richards nugget in at the most pivotal moments of each movie: the usage of “Jumpin’ Jack Flash” as Robert DeNiro’s “Johnny Boy” character walks into the bar in Little Italy during Mean Streets … Ray Liotta and Lorraine Bracco stashing guns and coke to the tune of “Monkey Man” in Goodfellas … Joe Pesci stabbing some dude in the neck with a pen as “Long Long While” pulses in the background in Casino, and that other scene where DeNiro kicks that cowboy out of his hotel to “Sweet Virginia” … Jack Nicholson giving his “No one gives it to you, you have to take it” speech during The Departed to “Gimme Shelter”—a song which also appears in Goodfellas and Casino as well....full text |
| Rollingstone |
| The first time you play Shine a Light, avoid checking the set list. Let each song surprise you. You'll ask, "Hey, isn't that the intro to 'Some Girls'? No way — 'Far Away Eyes'? WTF, 'All Down the Line'?" Like Bob Dylan, the Stones thrive on stage by celebrating the thrill of rediscovery — you can hear them seize forgotten gems from deep in their torn-and-frayed past or open up new pleasure zones in songs you figured they'd already played to death. Like any live Stones album, this one is about the World's Greatest Rock & Roll Band rediscovering how great they are....full text |
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