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| Think I'll Call It A Man source: Audience Tape Tracks: Disc one Gotta Serve Somebody I Believe In You Like A Rolling Stone Till I Get It Right (1) Man Gave Names To All The Animals Maggie's Farm I Don't Believe You Dead Man, Dead Man Girl Of The North Country Ballad Of A Thin Man Slow Train Walk Around Heaven All Day (2) Disc two Let's Begin (3) Lenny Bruce Mr. Tambourine Man Solid Rock Just Like A Woman Watered Down Love Forever Young When You Gonna Wake Up In The Garden encore: Blowin' In The Wind It's All Over Now, Baby Blue Knockin' On Heaven's Door Review: Another great sounding audience recording from the 1981 Earls Court residency. This Label has previously released two of the six shows that was performed at this London venue Walk Around Heaven All Day and Ways Of The Flesh. Once again, this is the first commercial release of the entire show (minus the first four songs by the Queens of Rhythm). We had registered an earlier complaint about the plain, generic discs that this manufacturer use to offer. They've surely gone overboard to compensate on these new releases... however, now the entire package crosses the fine line into gaudiness. The wild fonts and montages are just too much. Don't let that deter you, however, from owning this incredible two disc set that comes housed in a slimline jewel box. This is among the best shows that you'll find as far as Dylan being passionate about both the material and his audience. Bob does a lot of talking, and that is one of the highlights of the set. There is some great stuff here such as him saying that he just spoke with George Harrison, and introducing Willie Smith as Leon Russell. Highly recommended. © 2008 CD Pinkerton - bobsboots.com |
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