The Rolling Stones: Live from Amsterdam 1995

Synopsis

The Rolling Stones: Live from Amsterdam 1995 captures the iconic British rock band's electrifying performance during their Voodoo Lounge Tour, filmed in the vibrant city of Amsterdam. Fronted by the legendary Mick Jagger, the concert showcases the band's raw energy, timeless hits, and unparalleled stage presence. The film delivers an immersive experience of the band's dynamic synergy and musical mastery, highlighting classic tracks alongside newer material from their 'Voodoo Lounge' album. With powerful performances and audience interaction, this concert film offers fans and newcomers alike a front-row seat to one of the era's most memorable live shows, encapsulating the essence of The Rolling Stones' enduring rock legacy.

Cast

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  Mick Jagger

  Self - Vocals, Guitar

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  Keith Richards

  Self - Guitar, Vocals

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  Ronnie Wood

  Self - Guitar, Backing Vocals

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  Charlie Watts

  Self - Drums

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  Darryl Jones

  Self - Bass

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  Lisa Fischer

  Self - Backing Vocals

Reviews

Critically, The Rolling Stones: Live from Amsterdam 1995 received generally positive feedback for its authentic portrayal of a live Stones concert. On IMDb, it holds a rating around 7.8/10, with viewers praising the energetic performances and high-quality sound production. Rotten Tomatoes does not provide a Tomatometer score for this concert film but audience reviews acknowledge its faithful capture of the band's live aura. Critics from AllMusic noted that the film successfully conveys the raw power and charisma of The Rolling Stones on stage, emphasizing Mick Jagger’s compelling presence. Some critics pointed out that while the visual footage is straightforward without much documentary-style content, the strength lies in the live performance of classic hits. Metacritic has limited data for this release, but archived reviews from music publications at the time highlighted the concert as a celebration of the band's longevity and musicianship. Overall, the film is regarded as a must-watch for fans of classic rock and those interested in live concert experiences, though casual viewers might find it more of a niche offering due to its concert-only format.