The Rolling Stones - Start Me Up

Rolling Stones Live at the Max – Start Me Up.
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Wembley Stadium, London, 1990

0:00 – Continental Drift
1:10 - Start Me Up

Notes:

— This was Bill Wyman's last tour with the band, who left in 1993;

— Urban Jungle Tour, featuring the North American Steel Wheels Tour stage in favour of the IMAX recording. The Urban Jungle Tour had a different smaller scale stage.

— For those pointing out lip syncing: Live at the Max is the first feature film to use IMAX in its full length—a new and complex technology at the time; that is the reason we have it in 1080p today.

The band only agreed to use it unless it didn't jeopardise the live concerts. The solution they found was to record some clips in emptied stadiums as to fill the gaps of the jinxed strips of film.

This is not in a concert format. Not all clips from the whole film is set in London.

[RobertWilcox-yktc]

Mick should be listed as one of the greatest entertainers in music history

[lindab]

How can anybody put a thumbs down for the Rolling Stones greatest group that ever lived . Without

[Motormouth]

RIP Charlie, thanks you for the music you were part of, the memories of the many concerts at the Garden, your love for the music, and all. May God meet you with a pair of brushes in hand.

[rickmartin]

Sometimes, we just need some good rock and roll. These guys delivered it.

[italoviana]

It was a good time when there weren't people filming all the time with their cell phones

[AgentSeBa]

2:05 That’s how I‘ll remember Charlie Watts…
RIP Charlie, you’ll LIVE FOREVER!😢
Thank you for all the legendary years!

[rebeccawagner]

The Rolling Stones will forever be cemented in history. Keep rocking forever.

[humbertoromero]

Rest in peace Charlie Watts. How many generations still dance and sing with this incredible band¡¡

[tmac]

You can't deny The Stones as being the best rock band of all time. Just staying together as long as they have makes them that.

[samuele.m.b.sedilesm.]

Not every day dies a Rolling Stone. Not evey day dies a legend. RIP Charlie Watts.

[martinvargas]

Mick has to be one of the greatest if not the greatest frontman in rock!!

[richtfingers]

You see, kids .. THIS … is Rock and Roll.

[jamespolucha]

The energy on that stage is insane, best rock band ever and still going strong

[melvingosa]

If you dont love the Rolling Stones, you dont love music!!!

[uwegruner]

RIP Charlie Watts, now you are a legend

[Oceangirl_]

This video is incredible! From the rarely seen backstage footage to the outstanding performance, it doesn't get any better than this. Why it doesn't have a million views, I will never understand.

[chrisf]

Absolute legends, there is no substitute for them. The rolling stones are the greatest British rock band ever.
What an incredible band.
Pure British rock at its very, very. Best.

[chateaunoirnashville]

Those opening 3 chords just crashing...unmistakable! I've heard it a million times at every HS, College and NFL game I've been to! Keith playing with the Open G tuning! Such a crowd-pleasing, and fun song to hammer out. It didn't occur to me back then how brilliant the Stones were in the late 70's and early 80's to embrace the punk vibe at the time. It vaulted them clear of the whole British invasion perception. Absolutely in a class by themselves.

[kurt]

Worked on the Steel Wheels tour in 1989 and was on the house mix platform in Dallas when they opened with this.
Best moment in my life, still sends chills down the spine

[stewartsnape]

Never be any rockers like the stones, they’re still thrilling audiences like they’ve done for decades, they love to do that and always be there for us