BOB DYLAN : NAME THAT TUNE !

 

Disc One

  1. Intro : "Columbia recording artist : Bob dylan!"
  2. New Morning
  3. Lay Lady Lay
  4. All Along The Watchtower
  5. Shelter From The Storm
  6. Gotta Serve Somebody
  7. Wiggle Wiggle
  8. When I Paint My Masterpiece
  9. Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat
  10. Trail Of The Buffalo
  11. It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
  12. Mr. Tambourine Man
  13. Bob Dylan's Dream
  14. Knockin' On Heaven's Door
  15. Everything Is Broken

Disc Two

  1. I Believe In You
  2. Highway 61 Revisited
  3. What Good Am I ?
  4. Ballad Of A Thin Man
    Bonus Tracks :
  5. Homeward Bound
  6. Positively 4th Street
  7. Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I'll Go Mine)
  8. Detroit City
  9. Hey Good Lookin'
  10. You Angel You
  11. It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (with The Grateful Dead)
  12. Desolation Row

Label : Doberman

Venue : Liederhalle, Stuttgart, Germany

Date : June 16, 1991

Quality : Audience recording (A+)

Review (Bob's Boots) : Everyone knows that when Dylan is "on"... he's untouchable. But even the hardest of the hard-core agree that he has performed some stinkers as well. For my money, Bob at his worst, is better than most garbage out there today. Well, this 2 disc, commercial CD-r set is one of those opportunities to hear Bob when he was not at his best. The whole gimmick of this set is that Stuttgart '91 was a fairly lame performance. Had the monitors gone down? Was Bob sober? Who knows. To this, the manufacturer has culled some less than perfect (although far from bad) performances, put a rather un-flattering photo on the cover, and voilá... Of course, Bob can't ever be all bad. What Good Am I? stands out as a powerful and touching heartfelt performance. Ballad Of A Thin Man smokes! There are other tunes that work also, so don't write this one off too fast.

Review (Roberts) : This is a nasty and mean bootleg, full of disrespect for Dylan's work. OK, there's much more better shows than worse shows compared to this, but still... The enclosed artwork has lots of negative comments, which you may agree or disagree with. The show IS quite bad, Dylan is most likely very drunk, and his performance is going in all directions. As far as I can see, he didn't touch the keyboards on stage again until fall 2002...listen to the opening track and you'll get an idea why..