A year ago I caught the Rolling Stones Zilker Park show in Austin, and let me tell you I had never seen such a spectacle. Huge stage, largest crowd I had ever been in, and a show that was worth all the bullshit that came along with it ( i.e. 7.00 for a beer and eternal waits at the port a potty). Of course I've heard all the criticism, "they are so old that they are just a parody of what they used to be", and blah blah blah. Mick Jagger ran from one end of that stage to the other for 2 hours and never flinched, I had a ball. To hear songs played live by these legends of rock that I had heard since I can remember ever hearing music, was one of the greatest experiences of my life. Well enough about my concert joy, during the Bigger Bang tour, academy award winning director and film legend Martin Scorsese shot a documentary about the Stones, and it is scheduled to hit theatres and IMAX screens April 4th. I myself living where everyone is 3 years behind, probably won't get to see it until it hits dvd. But for now check out the trailer right here!