Crossfire Hurricane

2012
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1 h 51 min

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See the trailer for the upcoming HBO documentary on the Rolling Stones, "Crossfire Hurricane"!

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaLegendary British rock band The Rolling Stones mark their 50th year together.Legendary British rock band The Rolling Stones mark their 50th year together.Legendary British rock band The Rolling Stones mark their 50th year together.

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Indicado para 4 Primetime Emmys
- 2 vitórias e 4 indicações no total

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Charlie Watts

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Bill Wyman

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Ronnie Wood

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Mick Taylor

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Keith Richards

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Brian Jones

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Andrew Loog Oldham

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Dick Cavett

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The Rolling Stones

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Direção
- Brett Morgen
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- Brett Morgen
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The title is taken from the line "I was born in a crossfire hurricane" from the song "Jumpin' Jack Flash."

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Keith Richards, Himself: To me, the real interest in playing guitar is to play guitar with another guy. Two guitars together, if you get it right, it can become like an orchestra. And, Mick Taylor, is a virtuoso.

Conexões
Referenced in Harmontown: LIVE at the Vista with bonus Q&A (2014)

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8/10

If you're a Stones fan, you can't miss it

gregwetherall (above) has done an excellent and spot-on job so I'll keep this brief -

as a 15-year rock musician (so I actually get "the wobble bit" - though I'm not quite sure I buy all of it) who grew up with the Rolling Stones, while this isn't anywhere near perfect (likely impossible)

"Crossfire Hurricane" is still very entertaining and a must for any Stones fan. Some of the remixed live tracks are astoundingly preserved and sound great, though imo some of the interview comments need to be tweaked up a bit (though my hearing is shot, so maybe that's me)

Some quick cuts from "Cocksucker Blues" interspersed just at the right moments of some of the live tracks; Keith as usual brutally honest in his comments about drugs, Brian, songwriting, etc - and there's some stuff in Crossfire Hurricane I've never seen before. (no spoilers here) - even Charlie speaks up now & then. The best and worst of Brian is brutally portrayed as well.

All in all, a job well done and definitely worth seeing. I've DVR'd it, seen it twice so far, and likely will watch it again. Play it loud through your sound system.