Analogman

Thanks for the updates. I have edited the setlists to reflect the new information. The original My Morning Jacket setlist I posted was way off - according to what I found on their official message board a few minutes ago.

Thanks for the update.

Ryan Bingham My Morning Jacket Steam Engine Old September Blues Circuital Outta My System Masterplan Evil Urges I'M Amazed Wonderful Wordless Chorus Off The Record What A Wonderful Man Anytime Wilco At My Window Sad and Lonely Handshake Drugs Bull Black Nova Poor Places Reservations Art of Almost Long Black Veil (with Garth Hudson) California Stars (with Garth Hudson) Genetic Method (with Garth Hudson) Chest Fever (with Garth Hudson and Jim James) Impossible Germany Born Alone Walken I'm the Man Who Loves You Bob Dylan Things Have Changed Love Sick High Water (For Charlie Patton) Soo

Setlist from Chicago:

Amazon listing: The Worse Things Get, The Harder I Fight, The Harder I Fight, The More I Love You

I got this book recently: At first I thought it was simply the writer commenting on the time period, with press clippings included. It seemed to be mostly stuff I have heard about many times over the years. But, there is a really long interview with Keith towards the end that makes it worthwhile.

Like, no way, like. (I do like his vocals in Shades of Grey, and he did write For Pete's Sake - which is a cool song.)

This is quite a setlist (minus those terrible Peter Tork songs):

And even says something nice about Joan.

According to Wikipedia,

I have not read the reprint. I just have the original version. My understanding is the new version has added content. Here's a link to the music books thread if you want to check that out: Various Music Related Books. I think there may also be a few Dylan book threads in this section.

No Direction Home: The Life and Music of Bob Dylan (Robert Sheldon) (2011 reprint)

Tracklist: Original album:

Start around 3:15 - and you will see it.

It seems these special boxset type releases get more expensive all the time. I'd like to have it also - but there is no way I can go for spending that sort of bread on a bunch of cds anymore.

They mentioned those sessions with George Harrison there at the end. I've never really listened to that album all that much. I think this version of it sounds better to me. I generally prefer acoustic Dylan.

I recall seeing a video somewhere a few years ago where he was walking around a 7-11 and talking to people. OR something like that.

Expecting Rain-->Bob Dylan-->General Discussion-->Got To Meet Bob Yesterday At The Hotel (I feel odd about linking that here for some odd reason. But - follow the path above and you will see it)

I read a story on Expecting Rain the other day about a man and his family who met Bob recently. The way he tells it - it was a pleasant experience.

I don't know if I would call it that. You should get No Code.

I should say I just watched part of them. I remember watching The Day After back in the day. (My apocalyptic dream would be to own Thunder Mountain.)

The Day After (1983) Threads (1984)

I don't think I have heard of that one. That makes me think of Bob's sisters' book about communicating with Jerry after his death. I have never read that one.

The album is called: Lightning Bolt

You have to figure people have been bothering him for over 50 years, so he is probably tired of it. I was amazed the first time I saw this: I read something last night about him having mirrors on stage to mess with people trying to take photographs.