Toronto Rocks
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Toronto Rocks est un DVD contenant des extraits du concert de bienfaisance de Toronto le 30 juillet 2003, où étaient notamment présents les Rolling Stones, AC/DC, Justin Timberlake, The Guess Who et Rush[1]. Le concert a été suivi par près de 490 000 spectateurs[2],[3], et est à ce jour le plus grand concert organisé de l'histoire du Canada et l'un des plus grands de l'histoire de l'Amérique du Nord[4].
Concernant AC/DC, les vidéos de If You Want Blood (You've Got It), The Jack et You Shook Me All Night Long (non présentes sur ce DVD) de ce concert sont sorties sur le DVD 2 de Plug Me In, sorti en 2007.
Liste des titres
- The Flaming Lips
- Race for the Prize
- Do You Realize?
- Have Love Will Travel
- Skybox
- Ballroom Pump
- Dig Myself a Hole
- Time Won't Let Me
- The Isley Brothers
- Who's That Lady
- Shout
- Justin Timberlake
- Senorita
- The Guess Who
- American Woman
- No Time
- Rush
- Limelight
- Freewill
- Spirit of Radio
- AC/DC
- Back in Black
- Thunderstruck
- The Rolling Stones
- Start Me Up
- Ruby Tuesday
- Miss You (avec Justin Timberlake)
- Rock Me Baby (avec AC/DC)
- (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
- Jumpin' Jack Flash
Membres
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- AC/DC
Référence
Catégories :
- Vidéo d'AC/DC
- Vidéo des Rolling Stones
- Film de concert
- DVD musical
- Film musical des années 2000
- Film sorti en 2004
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