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A concert film taken from two Rolling Stones concerts during their 1972 North American tour For the group's 1972 American tour, photographer and experimental filmmaker Robert Frank was brought along to make a movie about the Stones; Frank was given total access to the band's activities both on- and off-stage, and he put every scandalous moment of The Stones' debauched lifestyle into Cocksucker Blues -- so much so that the band successfully pursued legal action to prevent the film from being released, though Frank was given permission to screen the film once a year. In its place the band released "Ladies And Gentlemen ... The Rolling Stones". There are many versions of this classic in circulation, most from fairly high generation VHS sources - this one, titled "4 Reel Productions" is the best of the bunch and not only features excellent quality letterboxed video but as a bonus, this DVD also includes portions of the 1972 tour rehearsals conducted at the Rialto Theatre, Montreux, albeit in poorer quality.

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