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  • daverock
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    Judas !

    Also worth checking out is the 1966 Live Recordings by Bob Dylan. 36 cds for your coin. It might be worth checking the set lists before buying first though - they don't vary much.

    Alternatively, you could go for the Bootleg Series Volume 4, titled "The Royal Albert Hall" concert named after a real bootleg, but actually featuring the show in Manchester 5/17/66 - the famous "Judas!" show. But if you get the box, you do get the great real Albert Hall shows from later in the month -including much slurry talk from Bob onstage. Great shows.

  • Oroborous
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    10/18/89

    O yeaaahhh

  • proudfoot
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    CD postcards of the hanging

    As part of my side trip into Bob Dylan's big three plus a compilation, I am listening to Postcards again the first time in a while.

    Such great songs.

    Tragically, the title (and some of the lyrics) refers to an episode of evil in our nation's history. Ugh.

    Bob Dylan: a titan in the world of music and culture.

    Luckily I got to attend three of his performances

    1986 (not with GD)
    1987 with GD
    2000 at the Gorge when he opened for Phil Lesh and Friends

    That show in 2000 was really good

  • uncle_tripel
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    it has been...

    ...an enormously (is that a word?) long-time since I've pulled this one out to actively listen,
    and what is this the X-factor you speak about Dave...?
    @ Duke on April 12, 1978
    [internet archive identifier 149531 (addeddate 2020-04-15)]

    WOW!!!

    hey now, maybe just maybe, when you release a BOXSET,
    maybe you could consider releasing TWO separate shows instead
    of ALWAYS just ONE show.
    After all, it is an 8 show box release...

    I'll be passing on the BOXSET, but will pick-up this X-factor...
    ...and keep up the good work!

    Peace for All!
    uncle_tripel

  • TN John
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    Newcastle City Hall

    Peace

  • proudfoot
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    Davz 51

  • TN John
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    9-20-82

    Madison Square Garden

    Peace

  • bluecrow
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    decided to join in

    on 10/15/89 - have spun following night (Nightfall of Diamonds) several times last few weeks.

  • Oroborous
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    10/15/89

    Good, but I think 14 is better.
    But they all bow down at the feet of the master 10/16/89, which I finished also and am still digging in my mind this AM!

    Onward to Philly! Cause ya just gotta poke around…

  • Oroborous
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    10/11,12&14/89

    Been working on these last couple daze…
    11 is ok, but after all the previous fireworks, perhaps a bit flat or subdued?
    12: ditto, like the 11 better though.
    14: more like it. First set perhaps takes some settling, but by the big set finale, the band we’ve become used to over summer of 89 is back!
    And the second set is thus another beauty eh!

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https://youtu.be/zPuyT6EtRQ0 interesting interview with Zimmy on his website last week, the most he's opened up in decades.... http://bobdylan.com/news/qa-with-bill-flanagan/ He is on an old blue eyes kick, has a new 3 CD set coming out this week of Sinatra, he's no Enrico Caruso but when he interprets Frank, at least he tries to do those immortal tunes justice.
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Right now... I'm listening to a 4 hour phone conference on how to configure some new software work is making us start using. Blah!