12-12-12 THE CONCERT FOR SANDY RELIEF – DVD

DVD 12-12-12 THE CONCERT FOR SANDY RELIEF.

TO BENEFIT THE ROBIN HOOD RELIEF FUND.

Concierto benéfico en el Madison Square Garden de New York 12 Diciembre 2012.

24 temas (2 de Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band).

Audio: PCM STEREO 2.0.

157 minutos.

E.U.887654596994

Track listing:

1 PROGRAM START – HURRICANE SANDY AFTERMATH
2 BRUCE SPRINGTEEN & THE E STREET BAND: LAND OF HOPE AND DREAM
3 BRUCE SPRINGTEEN & THE E STREET BAND: WRECKING BALL
4 SHOW OPEN – BILLY CRYSTAL
5 SUSAN SARANDON
6 ROGER WATERS: ANOTHER BRICK IN THE WALL PART I, II & III
7 ROGER WATERS: US AND THEM
8 ROGER WATERS: COMFORTABLY NUMB (FEAT. EDDIE VEDDER)
9 KRISTEN STEWART
10 BON JOVI: IT`S MY LIFE
11 BON JOVI: WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE
12 JON STEWART
13 ERIC CLAPTON: GOT TO GET BETTER IN A LITTLE WHILE
14 ERIC CLAPTON: CROSSROADS
15 JIMMY FALLON
16 THE ROLLING STONES: YOU GOT ME ROCKING
17 THE ROLLING STONES: JUMPIN` JACK FLASH
18 STEPHEN COLBERT
19 SEAN COMBS AND OLIVIA WILDE
20 ALICIA KEYS: NO ONE
21 STEVE BUSCEMI
22 THE WHO: WHO ARE YOU
23 THE WHO: BABA O`RILEY
24 THE WHO: LOVE REIGN O ER ME
25 MUSICIANS ON SANDY`S IMPACT
26 STATEN ISLAND
27 JAKE GYLLENHALL
28 BILLY JOEL: MIAMI 2017 (SEEN THE LIGHT GO OUT ON BROADWAY)
29 BILLY JOEL: MOVIN` OUT (ANTHONY`S SONG)
30 BILLY JOEL: YOU MAY BE RIGHT
31 BLAKE LIVELY
32 CHRIS MARTIN: VIVA LA VIDA
33 CHRIS MARTIN: LOSING MY RELIGION (FEAT. MICHAEL STIPE)
34 CHRIS MARTIN: US AGAINST THE WORLD
35 LEONARDO DICAPRIO
36 QUENTIN TARANTINO, JAMIE FOXX AND CHRISTOPHER WALTZ
37 PAUL MCCARTNEY: HELTER SKELTER
38 ALICIA KEYS: EMPIRE STATE OF MIND (PART II)

Album Notes
Audio Mixers: Jay Vicari; John Harris ; Bob Clearmountain.Photographers: Sean Evans; Kevin Mazur; Larry Busacca; M.J. Kim; Danny Clinch.A charity album culled from a charity concert, 12/12/12: The Concert for Sandy Relief double-disc set doesn’t sample from every act that played the star-studded Hurricane Sandy relief bill, nor does it have every noteworthy moment from that lengthy evening. For instance, «Cut Me Some Slack» — the roaring, surprisingly enjoyable collaboration between Paul McCartney and the surviving members of Nirvana — is nowhere to be found (it is being saved for the soundtrack of Dave Grohl’s documentary Sound City), and there is nothing from Kanye West here, either. Instead, we have big doses from British classic rock royalty — three songs apiece from Roger Waters and the Who, the entirety of the Rolling Stones’ two-song set — a pair of songs each from Bruce Springsteen, Alicia Keys, Eric Clapton, and Bon Jovi, three songs from Chris Martin, three songs from Billy Joel, and Adam Sandler’s genuinely bizarre song parody of Leonard Cohen’s «Hallelujah» (punchline: «Sandy screw’ya»). Although the Who seem slightly long in the tooth, there’s not much here that’s embarrassing; it’s all professional stadium rock, delivered with precision if not panache. Here, as on the TV show, the ones that steal the show are Martin’s surprise duet with Michael Stipe on «Losing My Religion,» Clapton tearing into the Derek & the Dominos obscurity «Got to Get Better in a Little While,» and Billy Joel performing his set with gusto, proving once again that he has a knack for rising to the occasion at these charity events. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine.