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I don't know a lot of people 18-24ish who go to shows who act like that.....

I'm a Maine kid I would sing along. The middle age crowd was nothing short of boring most of the night

I don't get filling sets with things like Hummingbird and such that he can't really arrange well for solo acoustic. The mid age crowd does not sing with him....

Overall it was good show

I got 8th row from the pre sale

I'll take what I can get thanks

conners set

http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=526845

Conners stage list had

1. Air Mattress

2. Sausalito

3. Nikorette

4. Ten Women

5. Slowly (Oh So Slowly)

6. Big Black Nothing

7. Danny Callahan

8. NYC – Gone Gone

9. Souled Out!!!

10. Cape Canaveral

11. I Don't Want To Die (In A Hospital)

12. Snake Hill

13. Roosevelt Room

http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=526820

vbr zip'd -0 mp3s

issues, re up'n

This was a wonderful show! Great crowd, beautiful setting and the band seemed to really enjoy themselves.

At one point, the band took turns emulating the sound of the ferry horn. Another nice moment: during "The Late Greats", a ferry pulled out of the harbor and the entire top deck was lined with people dancing to the song.

 

Number of "nothings" during Misunderstood: 44

 

I'm kind of a short guy and it was difficult to see at times but the lone taper allowed me to share his space (if you're here and you read this...thanks!) which made it much more enjoyable for me. He told me he should have the show up on BT.Etree within a day or two. Can't wait to listen again!

yep that was me, we both got 44 lol. I got to go to work here at 12 going to track when I get home. Thanks for the cokes and watching my stuff

portland?

email sent

Thanks a lot. Its seems to happy for me.

Love both the new and the old, but love the studio version more. I just love the mood/feel of the music.

grab these songs and you have the bonus disk from the land down under

http://wilcoworld.net/ep/helper.html

Big Joe and Phantom 309

Would love to here it.

Does anybody have a dime for everytime this has been asked here?

 

Edit: I think I have it. I'll PM you if I find it.

http://download.yousendit.com/2323470E43E5E808

There you go

umm no. that's a good way for folks who didn't buy the DVD to get them.

Oh come on, its not your problem and I bet most people on here ordered it and support the band.

Apparently, the tunes that got the most response from the crowd were 3 tracks off the new album.

I think its great the crowd also knows and loves his new stuff, there not just there for a best of Dylan show.

Well he is mixing up the 1st 13 a lot more then he used to... People want to here songs like Rolling Stone and Watchtower so he plays them. I mean people are paying $50+ to see him, they want to see the classics live.

 

 

Considering the fact that the last three songs appear to be ...

 

14. Thunder On The Mountain

 

15. Like A Rolling Stone

 

16. All Along The Watchtower

 

... for every show, my answer would be "not really."

Give it up he is mixing up the 1st 13 a lot more then he used to. Look people are paying good money to see him and they want to see Rolling Stone and Watchtower so he plays them.

I saw him back in November 14, 2001

Love the recordings from that tour, the acoustic stuff is great.

I don't want to read over 100s of posts, but is someone gets all the tunes please post a YSI of it. This could make it go faster for everyone .

Guess I'm one of the few people who likes the studio version of Panthers but I would love to see either of these on the new album.

I love it aswell

"tonights live concert has not started yet"

After college mid terms I will be able to get going on this project next week and I would like suggestions. Part 1 will be AM, I need good live takes from Jeff of the songs. This is limited to Jeff solo shows or Jeff with Jay.

1. Ashes Of Americans Flags

2. Poor Places

3. Acuff Rose (solo acoustic)

The new one? It is good. Simple as that....(it may not be a 5 star album like RS gave it, perhaps only 4.5.)

 

Unfortunately everything Dylan has ever done is compared to his all-star run in the 60s and he simply can't get away from that.

 

I don't know who is more of an old curmudgeon, me or A-man, but it stands up just fine next to the vast majority of indie rock released by the boatload these days. Dylan can still turn a phrase, both lyrically and vocally, compared to artists half his age. And it is head and shoulders above just about everything made by Dylan's contemporaries .

 

LouieB

Well Put