The Rolling Stones: Totally Stripped [DVD]

This brings back memories, I can remember buying the voodoo lounge album the week it came out then seeing the stones at Wembley that summer 1995. I remember the announcement that they were playing the smaller venue Brixton academy, and trying to get tickets but failing! Then the album "Stripped" came out with the stones doing some rare and forgotten songs from their back catalogue, which I still have on my cd shelf! I also still have the original Stripped film which was first shown on tv around this time, although it was only about an hour in length I recorded it on to vhs tape and then many years later transferred it to dvd disc by which time the tape was worn out! So it was nice to buy this Stripped package with the full length film on dvd, and in excellent quality showing some great film of the stones in the studio and on stage as well as being interviewed. The cd is also brilliant with some highlights from the smaller venue gigs and songs that were not on the original cd. This is a must buy for any stones fan.

Stones at their very best: thank you

Nor bad, but 4:3...

Absolutely incredible, such a finely crafted body of work .Every track is a gem , fantastic harp playing by Jagger and masterly guitar weaving, held very skillfully together with Charlie's backbeat.This is one of the best pieces of musical history ever made .

If you already own stripped and are a Stones fan you need totally stripped an excellent CD and the DVD is very well filmed with some great documentary footage definitely one of the best recent stones releases

It was excellent would recommend to any discerning fan.

This is the ultimate Stones package, a DVD of great performance and lots of background scenes, a CD of all the songs that matter, a perfect combination

Average documentary.

My wife is wet for Mick. She's happy. And a quality recoding too.

EXTRA !!!!!!!!! J'AI ADORE !!!!!!!!

Sehr gut

Tutto perfetto.

Nice to see the Stones playing for a smaller audience in different places. This is a kind of documentary, not a concert film. The picture and sound quality is not the best. Picture is in the 4:3 ration.