| Identifier | 8010033 |
| Created At | Tue May 23 2023 23:54:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) |
| Reference Number | B80 |
| Media Type | LB-7015 |
| Note | LB-7015, (80min), Taper: V4TX-even though he really doesn't want to admit it-, DPA4061>Sony D100>CDR>EAC>FLAC, Straight clone of master tape, for what it's worth., *not bad sound, & sound improves greatly during this song for the rest of the recording, but there is mic rustling at some points, These are no way perfect recordings, but I've received a request for my masters so I thought I'd share., The Austin show had to be one of the worst concert experiences for me personally. I got lost on the way to the venue. Was I really still in Austin by the time I got there. I had to park in the north 40, and I wasn't ready for the very aggressive search on the way in. By the time I got in the show was underway, and I could never get my gear set up right ever. I was standing by a bunch of talkers, and I moved around quite a bit. So, why am I sharing it? Well, for OTMM to the end of the mains set I got in a prime location near the stage that set me up for a sweet recording. It is almost a 10. If it wasn't for the very aggressive security looking for picture takers it would have been. As it was I had to hide my mics a couple of times so you will here some rustling a couple of time. I left as the encore was playing as I knew I had a very imperfect recording, and I didn't want to end my night sitting in traffic trying to leave the parking lot before my 3 hour drive home. I have not shared this tape, and I was hoping someone would take it and Frankenstein a version of the show using the best pieces. Enjoy.; bittorrent download 11/08; torrented with 4/18/03 LB-714; different recording than bd LB-983, bw LB-984, LB-1646 and LB-981 based on different crowd at end of d1t1; in 5-way comparison on d1t4 LB-981 sounded best followed closely by bd LB-983 which had warmer sound; bw LB-984 was too warm being suppressed and this was even more so; and worst sounding was LB-1646 being harsh and narrow sounding; (did not listen to all of this) |
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Performance
| Bob Dylan 2003-04-19 The Backyard, Austin, TX | |
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| Set 1 | Tweedle Dee & Tweedle Dum (Bob on piano)
Tell Me That It Isn't True (Bob on piano, Larry on pedal steel) Highway 61 Revisited (Bob on piano) Saving Grace (Bob on piano, Larry on pedal steel) Things Have Changed (Bob on piano) Just Like A Woman (Bob on piano and harp, Larry on pedal steel) Drifter's Escape (Bob on harp and electric guitar) One Too Many Mornings (acoustic) (Larry on pedal steel) High Water (For Charley Patton) (Bob on piano) Lay, Lady, Lay (Bob on piano, Larry on pedal steel) Bye And Bye (Bob on piano, Tony on standup bass) Honest With Me (Bob on piano, Larry on slide guitar) Standing In The Doorway (Bob on piano) Summer Days (Bob on piano, Tony on standup bass) (encore) Like A Rolling Stone (Bob on piano) All Along The Watchtower (Bob on piano) |
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