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Thursday, January 14 2010

Gimme Shelter

An immaculate transfer for a forceful film, Gimme Shelter proves itself just as relevant today as it was 30 years ago.


Sunday, January 1 1995

Gimme Shelter (1970/2000)

Sixties rock and roll festivals -- given their large crowds of people, lack of sanitary facilities, bad drugs, and shortages of food and water -- were catastrophes waiting to happen. People get angry when they're uncomfortable or feel ripped off.


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