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source: Rundown Studios 1978 Tracks: I'll Be Your Baby Tonight The Times If You See Her Say Hello I Don't Believe You Tomorrow Is A Long Time You're A Big Girl Now Simple Twist Of Fate If You See Her Say Hello I Don't Believe You I Threw It All Away We Better Talk This Over / Coming from The Heart (The Road is Long) lyrics Maggie's Farm Repossession Blues (Roland James) Girl Of The North Country Knockin' On Heaven's Door It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) Review: This is not the very best of sound qualities by the standards of today, but it is definitely enjoyable. It is only very slightly muffled in the upper range, and an EQ can adjust for that nicely. It is also a very interesting behind-the-scenes rehearsals for the 1978 tour. The CD itself is of interest to collectors for its intrinsic value. It's among the earlier CD releases, and one of the first from a non-vinyl source. Plus, this series marks the CD debut from the major USA producer of vinyl bootleg LPs.... TMOQ-2. The insert is printed on the same cardboard stock that TMQ used for the LP covers, and are therefore very thick. The title has no meaning for this release. It's a throwback to a boot Dylan LP from a decade earlier that was named after the final Jackson 5 LP. The better title would be Coming From The Heart. Dylan puts himself into the rehearsal, but more importantly, we get to hear a full minute of this beautiful Dylan song. Not only did Condor miss the boat on the title, they don't even list it or We Better Talk This Over on the package! Two of the best songs on the disc! Another highlight is a heavily blused out You're A Big Girl Now, and a sweet acapella ending of Knockin' On Heaven's Door. © 2000, 2008 CD Pinkerton bobsboots.com |
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