1.   Opening & Programme Intro, Bruce Springsteen: 2. Land Of Hope And Dream, 3. Wrecking Ball, 4. City Of Ruins,   5. Born To Run, Roger Waters: 6. In The Flesh, 7. The Happiest Days Of Our Lives-Another Brick In The Wall Pt.2, 8. The Ballad Of John Charles De Menezes, 9.  Money, 10. Us And Them, 11. Comfortably Numb, Adam Sandler: 12. Halleluja, Bon Jovi 13. John Bon Jovi: Reports Hurricane Sandy, 14. It s My Life, 15. Wanted Dead Or Alive, 16. Who Says You Can t Go Home, 17. Livin On A Prayer, Eric Clapton: 18. Nobody Knows You When You re Down And Out, 19. Got To Get Better In A Little While, 20. Crossroads, Rolling Stones: 21. Introduction, 22. You Got Me Rocking, 23. Jumpin Jack Flash, Alicia Keys: 24. Brand New Me, 25. No One, The Who: 26. Introduction, 27. Who Are You, 28. Bell Boy, 29. Pinball Wizard, 30. See Me, Feel Me –Listening To You, 31. Baba O Riley, 32. Love Reign O er Me, 33. Tea & Theatre, Billy Joel: 34. Miami 2017 (Seen The Lights Go Out On Broadway), 35. Movin Out (Anthony s Song),   36. New York State Of Mind, 37. The River Of Dreams, 38. You May Be Right, 39. Only The Good Die Young, Chris Martin: 40. Vive La Vida, 41. Losing My Religion, 42. Up Against The World, Paul McCartney: 43. Introduction, 44. Helter Skelter, 45. Let Me Roll It, 46. Nineteen Hundred And Eighty Five, 47. My Valentine, 48. Blackbird, 49. Cut Me Some Black, 50. I ve Got A Feeling, 51. Live And Let Die, Alicia Key & Heroes: 52. Empire State Of Mind, BONUS TRACKS Paul McCartney: 53. My Valentine, 54. Cut Me Some Black, 55. Skit, 56. Wonderful Christmas Time.

This Blue Ray-R presents the whole Concert for Sandy Relief which happened on the 12^th of December 2012 (hence the fore title 121212). It starts with a poignant 4 minutes documentary which shows many reports of the event and after switching back soon to Madison Square Garden for Bruce Springsteen that opens the marathon concert and he is joined by Jon Bon Jovi (but will return the favour) for the last song,  just like Roger Waters that is joined by Eddie Vedder. Bon Jovi plays a greatest hits set and after them comes up Alicia Keys for two songs followed by Eric Clapton whose two songs are very appropriate for the event. After him come the Rolling Stones who, probably not to spoil their own Pay per View that happened just three days after, played only two songs. The Who present a   set very close to one of their concerts though with a nice blend of tracks from both Tommy and Quadrophenia interspersed with some of their immortal classics, however ending with Tea & Theatre from Endless Wire from 2006, a fitting tribute to the departed band members Moon and Entwistle. After the Who it s Billy Joel s turn, another New York icon   who couldn t have been left out here. From Coldplay Chris Martin comes on stage to play three songs, two on acoustic guitar, one from REM with Michael Stipe and one at the piano. Then it is Paul McCartney who plays two different sets, the first presenting some Beatles and own hits (with Diana Kroll guesting on My Valentine) is a bit soporific and the second where he is joined by the surviving members of Nirvana (a pretty unlikely coupling) for two numbers before the final encore which is this time Live And Let Die. The event is closed by Alicia Keys joined on stage by the New York-New Jersey Heroes for Empire State of Mind. There is still room on the blue ray though for a bonus which will please Beatles-McCartney collectors since his Saturday Night Live set is presented (again with Nirvana survivors) that happened just 4 days after again featuring members of   Nirvana.

Blue Ray is certainly the best medium for such long concerts as in just one disc the whole 3 hours and a half can fit in high resolution; it is however puzzling as a Blue Ray recordable can be called Limited edition as the label claim on the back cover since they can produce as many as needed, otherwise it would not have been on a recordable disc.