The Rolling Stones: Gimme Shelter (Criterion R1 DVD)

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USA Criterion R1 DVD (Vaatii aluevapaan soittimen)

Gimme Shelter AKA The Rolling Stones: Gimme Shelter (1970)

"Welcome to the breakfast show!"

Director: Albert Maysles, David Maysles, Charlotte Zwerin 

• R1 America - Criterion Collection
  #99

  • Commentaries:

    Audio commentary by directors Albert Maysles and Charlotte Zwerin and collaborator Stanley Goldstein

  • Extras:

    "KSAN Radio Broadcast" recorded 7 December 1969, with new introductions by original DJ Stefan Ponek (with Play All) (89:21) 
    - Local Color 
    - "To Hell With You, Brother" 
    - Kitty Genovese Stories 
    - The Allure of Celebrity 
    - John Burkes, Rolling Stone Magazine 
    - "What About the Media?" 
    - Pete, San Francisco's Hell's Angels 
    - Sam Cutler, Road Manager 
    - Sonny Barger, Oakland Hell's Angels 
    - Photographer Jim Marshall 
    - Emmett Grogan 
    - Wrap-Up 
    - Bonus: The Rainbow Room 
    Outtakes (with Play All) (22:11) 
    - Mixing "Little Queenie" (6:48) 
    - "Little Queenie" (4:09) 
    - "Oh Carol" (3:29) 
    - "Prodigal Son" (2:43) 
    - Backstage with Mick, Ike and Tina (5:01) 
    Images From Altamont 
    - Bill Owens Photos 
    - Ben Sunflower Photos 
    2 galleries of photos by Bill Owens and Beth Sunflower 
    Filmographies 
    - Maysles Films - A Selected Filmography 
    - Charlotte Zwerin Filmography 
    "Restoration Demonstration" featurette (4:10) 
    Maysles Films Trailers 
    - Theatrical Trailer 1 (2:09) 
    - Theatrical Trailer 2 (0:30) 
    - Re-Release Trailer (2:48) 
    - "Salesman" Trailer (3:14) 
    - "Grey Gardens" Trailer (0:34)

  • Subtitles:

    English HoH

  • Aspect Ratio:

    1.33:1

  • Picture Format:

    Non-Anamorphic

  • TV System:

    NTSC

  • Soundtrack(s):

    English DTS 5.1 
    English Dolby Digital 5.1 
    English Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo

  • Case type:

    Keep Case

  • Notes:

    This is a new high-definition transfer of the uncensored 30th anniversary version. 
    Includes a 44-page booklet, with essays by Jagger's former assistant Georgia Bergman, music writers Michael Lydon and Stanley Booth, ex-Oakland Hell's Angels chapter head Sonny Barger, and film critics Amy Taubin and Godfrey Cheshire.