Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is the first pay per view concert ever broadcast and is the last tour with keyboardist Ian Stewart who died the following year. The Tattoo You tour in the Fall of 1981. Brings back great memories from my Senior year in high school.

Glad i could get this reissue on Blu Ray.I had the bootleg and this is way better .It is from 1981 so not Super Hd ,but,this is the best version out.The Boys really were in good form that night.This is great concert to show you how the STONES COULD WHIP UP A CROWD.A must have for you Stones collectors.

We don't buy a lot of music, but when we saw this, it was just too good to pass up. We have loved listening to The Rolling Stones again!!

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Purchased this for my mothers day present, she is big fan rolling stones. She loved it and was great quality

This is a great look at the 80's stones at their best. Not actually widescreen hd but good quality nonetheless and fantastic sound! Def recommend!

FULL Rolling Stones show from Hampton Coliseum December 16, 1981. Originally a Pay-Per-View event, you can now own the show. Video is disappointing, but the audio is very good. I am checking YES for recommendation due to the sound ONLY. Keep in mind - this is an "up scaled" Blue Ray, not a true 1080 P disc. Maybe one day Eagle Vision will get it right and release a TRUE Blue Ray disc for their concerts.......

Stones peaking in career in this well shot , good song collection of classics

Any Rolling Stones fan will enjoy a youthful Mick and the band on this disc

great audio for a1981 live concert. always geat to see old stones.

A solid 2 1/2 hour show, with all the hits. Different from the "Still Life" live cd of the same tour however.

Great live performance by the Rolling Stones, fantastic sound!!!

Great listening to the stones again, brings back many memories !!

Great picture and sound! Any Stones fan would love this blu-ray!

This is a very good concert. Kieth's birthday!!!!!

everything was satisfied . i wish best buy would expand this dept

FUN to watch! Great music covering all the decades

This took me back to that night....the opening where they listed the radio stations you could listen too the show on..I had neverseen. Film was restored soundtrack was awesome!

An early concert when the boys were still young. Tons of energy from Mick, Keith, and Ron. Especially poignant with the recent passing of Bobby Keys.

i saw this tour in detroit (santana opened and i think ed money?), great to see/hear again. audio remix is very good.if you like the stones pick this up, also the '75 show is worth getting too.