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Ain,t It A Shame
source: Mandalay Bay Resort
Tracks: 

Disc One
Duncan And Brady (a)
To Ramona (a) [Lm]
Masters Of War (a) [Cd]
It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (a) [Lps]
Tangled Up In Blue (a)
Don't Think Twice, It's All Right (a)
Country Pie
Standing In The Doorway
Down In The Flood
Disc Two
Shooting Star [Bh]
The Wicked Messenger [Bh]
Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat
1st encore:
Things Have Changed
Like A Rolling Stone
Mr. Tambourine Man (a) [Bh]
2nd encore:
Rainy Day Women #12 & 35
Blowin' In The Wind (a)
Review:
Peace Frog releases commercial CDr's. The discs are burnt, and then fitted with a largely generic clear plastic label that gives them an appearance of being a silver disc. The thing that sets a commercial release apart from a homemade one is the professionally printed inserts. That being true, a manufacturer should go to the nth degree to insure a desirable package. This one includes a shot of Dylan and band at shows end that has been cloned into a 4 way mirror image that seems to have the band facing themselves. The back shows a Las Vegas billboard announcing the show. The biggest problem is the chosen font that places the apostrophes at the bottom of the word, making them appear to be a comma. It causes aesthetic problems with song titles, but worst of all, the package title seems incorrect.
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Information: 
Source / Venue:
House Of Blues  Las Vegas, Nevada  June 27, 2000

Manufacturer / Catalog No.
Peace Frog    /    PF-128D

Released:    2007

Quality:     8 stars

Bob's Boots ref  #  BB-a62

Legend
(a) - acoustic
[Bh] -Bob on harp
[Cd] -Charlie on dobro
[Lm] -Larry on mandolin
[Lps]-Larry on pedal steel

Thanks to Keith Schweiger for scans

Review:
The song choices might seem a bit pedestrian, but the performance is among the best of the tour. Bob changes up openers with a lively Duncan And Brady, pours his heart out in an incredible version of Don't Think Twice, and closes the show with a powerful Blowin' In The Wind. The soaring harmonies will give you chills. The show stealer, however, is Standing In The Doorway. The beautiful and powerful new delivery of the lyrics will simply melt you. Whether to pay for a CDr is a personal choice, but this performance deserves a listen one way or the other.
Aint it a shame Ain't it a shame
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