Tries to do too much at the start but captures the chaos of the concert at the end
Altamont was the site of the infamous concert by the Rolling Stones in California in 1969. The security was done by the Hell’s Angeles that ended up beating dozens of people and killing one man. This documentary tries to cover the Rolling Stones’ tour that year and how the show represented a symbolic end of the summer of love and the Hippie period in America.<br /><br />The movie has some narrative problems. The start is all about the origins of the Stones and how they were the anti-Beatles. Then one guy said they represented the masculine, anti-authority roots of Rock N Roll and that’s what led to Altamont. Then it gets worse by saying that America was a violent country because it was involved in the Vietnam War and President Johnson was against the youth culture. Both of these are specious. If America and Rock N Roll were so bad at the time there should have been beatings and people killed at almost every concert that happened during that time.<br /><br />Luckily later they talk about how the concert was badly planned, badly organized, had plenty of bad drugs and led to all the chaos and violence that occurred.<br /><br />The most touching moment is when they show a woman at the front of the stage crying during the Rolling Stones’ set because of what was happening. Then there’s another after a man was killed by the Angels and his body was dumped on the front of the stage and the Stones kept playing for another hour.<br /><br />If the movie had dropped some of the intro and just stuck with the problems with the concert it would have been better.<br />C
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