calvino

Since the band members are essentially paid employees, I would say yes.

Never got to see a Highlands - nice. Was fortunate to catch a lot shows from 97 to 02 - Still think that is my favorite live Dylan era. Though if I seen him in 63-66 or 75-76 I may have a different view. Talking about songs performed by Dylan - below is a "Bob Dylan Songs Play Live" link. (9 times for Highlands) http://www.bobdylan.com/us/songs/played-live

Hey I didn't write the below (not that I don't agree with, necessarily, though ---- it did throw me for loop, I had to go back in the thread to see if I did write it) calvino, on 25 Jul 2013 - 13:19, said:

For some reason, I can't believe Dylan would remember every tune he wrote --- could be wrong. I wonder if every time he sees or thinks of Sante Fe, he thinks "hey I wrote a tune call Sante Fe" and starts to whistle the melody.

That would be a great title for the upcoming Wilco/Tweedy realty show ---- heaven forbid!

I wonder if Dylan would even know what the sign meant, especially if he is playing on the East coast ---- probably would think the person needed a bus ride to the West....

Before clicking I figured $89.00 --- I was close ---- vinyl is ridiculously expensive.

Imagine that "a terrible of a Dylan cover" ---- lot's and lot's of good ones, but plenty of duds too.

Yep - you're right - good tune - Golden Loom is one from the Desire period that's a good one, too - Love playing that one on guitar, mostly because it's easy.

Hopefully Tweedy is providing the rest a decent health insurance plan - between Glen and Nels, sometimes it looks like a blood bath up there on stage, not to mention John's jumping off the damn amps... I imagine none of them are hurting for money - but wealth is all relative, anyways.

New Morning is a good one - one the last ones I purchased from him, I did not get it until it was remastered a few years ago. The Man in Me is a good one, too. He did perform "If Dogs Run Free" for a bit in the early 2000

Some Blu-rays are great - some not so much - I guess it depends on one's system (God I sound like I'm in the Hoffman Board ) I never gotten around getting the GD Movie on Blu-ray, because I am happy with my DVD version - though I heard the GD Movie Blu-ray sounds and looks great...(I don't want spend extra dough on what I have, though). If I something on DVD, i don't bother to upgrade.

I guess both sites may have jumped the gun a bit - not a lot of info on either page. I hope 6 months from now they don't release it on Blu-ray - hopefully they do it right away.

Phish

Thanks for the link.

Looks good --- Seeing Phish this weekend - 3 nights in Chicago - should be interesting if I actually make it to all three - at least a cool front is coming through this Friday.

That's cool. Never did see that film.

See any good concerts lately???

Visa issues - I believe - I am sure he will be back once their back in the States. After do some reading - I might be wrong - Who knows!

The below is fun, interesting read - it's about the Rolling Thunder tour, 75-76 (what Tweedy hoped the Americanarama Fest would be like). Ratso is a fun writer, too.

Yeah - hopefully the price comes down.

Ha! That's great - glad Dylan is finally coming around.

I always enjoyed Self Portrait - the next Bootleg Series is from these sessions.

Thanks. (pretty cool story)

Do you have a link - wouldn't mind reading that.