A Hard Rain’s A Gonna Fall: Bob Dylan
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January 15, 2015 at 1:22 pm
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January 15, 2015 at 1:30 pm
OK Kat, I think you posted this a couple of months ago and a discussion ensued over this versus the Bryan Ferry version
I have to admit that note only did I get “Another Self Portrait” Super Deluxe edition, but I really like it. I have a sneaking suspicion that I will buy “Shadows in the Night” and I am very much hoping that the next discs in the Bootleg Series cover “Blood on the Tracks” and include both the Minneapolis and NYC versions of the album
I am in a Big Bob moment right now with ASP and Basement Tapes dominating the airwaves at home
January 15, 2015 at 2:35 pm
My Dear Hedley,
Usually I check the song, but I didn’t today; of course, it would be a song I recently posted.
I went to iTunes to try to download The Bryan Ferry version. They didn’t have it. I did listen to it on YouTube, but I have to say I like the Dylan better.
I’ll put those on my wish list as I am currently tapped out with Christmas and all.
You can’t go wrong with a Big Bob moment!
January 15, 2015 at 3:03 pm
See, I am paying attention to what you post,
Mark Oliver Everett has finally announced a 2 CD/DVD set of the Show at the RAH last Summer. Mrs MDH and I saw the Tour in Royal Oak and it really was fab. It will probably price around $15 at Amazon and arrives in early April. Here is their promo trailer
January 15, 2015 at 3:15 pm
MDH,
I know you checked the music every day. I never suspected you didn’t.
This is exactly what you were waiting for. The promo makes me want to buy the set. I do have two of his albums.
January 15, 2015 at 3:51 pm
The Tour really made sense of “The Cautionary Tales of MOE”. It begins by being rather dark and then E announces that he is feeling better. I won’t ruin what happens but it certainly was fun.
I had stood outside the Royal Oak Box Office in rather bleak conditions to secure front row seats and wasn’t disappointed. I also met Mr Everett before the show which added to the overall good feeling.
This is a rather gentle affair, much in the likeness of the “with Strings” tour that followed Blinking Lights. I am more excited than even Bob signs Frank or the reissue of Physical Graffiti.
January 15, 2015 at 4:07 pm
MDH,
It is a wonderful thing that standing outside in the rain for tickets and good seats is still something you do. That makes you a great fan.
How did you get to meet him? I probably shouldn’t ask. He might be the cousin of a friend of a neighbor with whom you grew up.
January 15, 2015 at 4:21 pm
Kat
Actually it was blizzard like conditions in January, with ungodly wind chills blast up Main while I waited. Otherwise Friggin freezing for 30 minutes. The Show was scheduled for early June.
Having secured front row seats, I stuffed “Cautionary Tales” in my pocket along with an appropriate sharpy, just in case. We had parked and were walking behind the Theater and there across a sea of asphalt, I spotted MOE. So being somewhat goofy I ignored the restricted area, marched up to where E and some chums were enjoying a cigarette and waved the new album under his nose. We chatted for 5 minutes, he was cool/tolerated an intruder/autograph your new CD person and on we went to the show. Shameless Opportunism
So I saw the show in a tiny theater on June 3 and RAH was recorded June 30 – same basic show, rather different location
January 15, 2015 at 6:50 pm
MDH,
I can’t think who would be worth standing out in the friggin cold. I love the just in case sharpy and your totally ignoring the restrictive area, but then that was worth it.
I’d call it serendipity, not Shameless Opportunism!