The classic documentary film of the May Brothers in 1970 in the United States. It describes the Altamont free concert initiated by the Rolling Stones in the winter four months after the Woodstock Music Festival in 1969. It ended in the riots. A black youth was stabbed to death in front of the stage. , There are countless children in the conflict. The film's reputation is far below woodstock, but in terms of meaning and achievement, it is a movie about the legendary concert shooting of the Rolling Stones band. This band can be said to be the terminator of rock and roll in the 1960s. Of course, its superficial phenomenon was in December 1969. At that time, the Rolling Stones, which had a large number of music fans in the United States, held a free concert in Odmund, California. 400,000 spectators came to the scene, but a tragedy happened. The Speeding Party, hired to maintain order, staged a violent scene at the concert, and one spectator was chased to death. This documentary records the most cherished moments of the "Rolling Stones" band, and also the ferocious figure of the "Hell Angels". They were originally to maintain the order, but they eventually fought against part of the audience to make love and peace in the 1960s. The huge myth of the party collapsed in an instant, and because of these extremely real shots, the importance of this movie in the rock literature is extraordinary.
Gimme Shelter movie plot
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Extended Reading
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Male Reporter: Do you have any special feelings about this kind of a concert - this spontaneous free...
Mick Jagger: Well, it's not, so much, I don't think, the concert, the concert's just sort of, I think the concert's an excuse. You know, because, like, the thing is, it's just like everyone coming and having a good time and the concert's not actually like the proscenium of the theatre, it's like an excuse for everyone to sort of, you know, get together and, like, talk to each other and sleep with each other and ball each other and get very stoned and just have a nice night out and good day, you know. I mean, you know, do you understand? It's not just like getting out there and seein' the Grateful Airplane and the, sort of, Rolling, Rolling, - Rolling Dead.
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Tina Turner: [singing] Baby, I'll even buy you anything you want, anything you want me to buy.
Ike Turner: But you got what I want.
Tina Turner: But you got what I want.
Ike Turner: And you got what I need.
Tina Turner: And, baby, you, you got what I need.
Ike Turner: And I want you to give it to me.
Tina Turner: And I want you to, I want you to give it to me. If you just, just stay with me and make me stay here. Oh, baby! Oh, oh, baby. Oh, wee! Baby. Oh, just - sock it. Sock it! Sock it to me, baby! Oh!