| Identifier | 5591533 |
| Created At | Tue May 23 2023 23:54:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) |
| Media Type | CDR |
| Media Count | 2 |
| Note | AUD |
| J-Card Comment | ?Looking at you and I?m on my bended knee you have no idea what you do to me I?m twenty miles out of town in cold irons bound twenty miles out of town in cold irons bound? -- Bob Dylan ?Cold Irons Bound?. First and foremost absolutely no disrespect is intended toward the taper for this remaster. The version of this recording made no mention to whose recording this was so that is why the taper is not identified. Also if you download this version please label as a ***Mad Dog Remaster*** so that it is easily and immediately known when sharing with others that this is a remaster and not the taper?s original recording. Makes it all so much easier when people want to know which version you have ? also makes it that much easier if Cedar puts it on their amazing site. Enjoy what I believe is one of the not only best shows I?ve heard and seen in a long, long while, but also quite possibly one of the very best performances this song and dance man and the best band in the land has ever pulled from the ether. The Passion at The Park West Chicago, Illinois 3.8.2004 ***Mad Dog Remaster*** Disc 1. (57:03) 1. Introduction 2. Tangled Up In Blue 3. Don?t Think Twice, It?s All Right 4. High Water (for Charley Patton) 5. Silvio 6. Positively 4th. Street 7. Watching The River Flow 8. Lay, Lady, Lay 9. Cold Irons Bound 10. Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 Disc 2. (62:02) 1. Bye & Bye 2. Dignity 3. Honest With Me 4. Shooting Star 5. Summer Days 6. The Man In The Long Black Coat 7. Cats In The Well 8. Like A Rolling Stone 9. All Along The Watchtower ?But People don?t live or die, people just float. She went with the man in the long black coat? and then Dylan looked directly down at her twice showing her that yes he was very much aware of her presence as well as her present circumstances. The man connects with everyone of us and that is why we travel for hours on end and even in some cases cross an ocean to see him live. That is why we cower down in our cars when it is 36 degrees outside and you have at least 9 or so more hours before another beautiful soul shows up to keep you company. That is why we deal as best we can with the stress right before ?the powers that be? open the doors allowing us to enter his sanctuary for an hour and a half of the best live music you are ever going to hear not to mention the most profound and evocative poetry since Shakespeare gave up his ghost so many eons ago. That is why we go without sleep for twenty four hours straight because we know he will reenergize us and replenish us with his iron ore will and Midwestern charms. Bob Dylan is the man of this and many hours and on March 8, 2004 at the Park West in Chicago Illinois he not only over filled our loving cups with his kindness and generosity but as well stood before us without any hidden agendas or smoke and mirrors and gave unto us some real love. I swear at the end of I believe it was, ?Positively 4th. Street?, he looked like he was the young scruffy kid all over again and then I got it that he really is younger than that now and so are all of us if we just accept the truth in our hearts and move on. charlespoet@yahoo.com |
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| Bob Dylan 2004-03-08 Park West, Chicago, IL | |
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| Set 1 | Tangled Up In Blue (acoustic)
(Bob on piano, Larry on acoustic guitar, Tony on standup bass, Freddy on electric guitar, George on drums) Don't Think Twice, It's All Right (acoustic) (Bob on piano and harp, Larry on cittern, Freddy on acoustic guitar, Tony on standup bass, George on drums) High Water (For Charley Patton) (Bob on piano, George on drums) Silvio (Bob on piano and harp, George and Richie on drums) Positively 4th Street (Bob on piano, George and Richie on drums) Watching The River Flow (Bob on piano, Richie on drums) Lay, Lady, Lay (Bob on piano, Larry on pedal steel, George and Richie on drums) Cold Irons Bound (Bob on piano, George on drums) Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 (Bob on piano and harp, George and Richie on drums) Bye And Bye (Bob on piano, Tony on standup bass, Richie on drums) Dignity (Bob on piano, George on drums) Honest With Me (Bob on piano, Larry on slide guitar, George on drums) Shooting Star (Bob on piano, Larry on acoustic guitar, George and Richie on drums) Summer Days (Bob on piano, Tommy M. on guitar, Tony on standup guitar, George on drums) (1st encore) Man In The Long Black Coat (Bob on piano, George on drums) Cat's In The Well (Bob on piano, George on drums) Like A Rolling Stone (Bob on piano, George on drums) (2nd encore) All Along The Watchtower (Bob on piano, George and Richie on drums) |
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