Great review! I always got the sense that Dylan was slightly wary or unconvinced about working with Lanois - maybe not wanting 'the Lanois sound' to overshadow his songs. Either way, both of the albums the Canadian produced for Dylan are masterpieces (to my ears) and stand the test of time. Yes, the Lanois sound creates an incredible atmosphere to frame the songs, but Lanois' greatest contribution was simply inspiring Dylan to raise his game and deliver better material, and stop him getting complacent or (whisper it) lazy. Dylan's quality control had dropped slightly mid-career, but each time he worked with Lanois it inspired not just a classic album, but also a fresh period of creative inspiration subsequently.
Norman, Love your work! I have never and probably will never listen the Bob and Grateful Dead album. I just want to jump in and provide a taste of Bob and GD live. I realize that recordings and live performances are apples and oranges. Bob is the One! Dylan Songs Bob Dylan, Man Of Peace, Grateful Dead, Foxboro 04.07.1987 Dylan Concerts Grateful Dead 7 4 87 (Set 2) W/ Bob Dylan - [4k Dgital Remaster] Favorite Bob vocals live "Possibly The Best Version ! I`ll Remember You, Bob Dylan, Rochester ,NY 22.10.1994"
“Time Out Of Mind” is a KILLER Dylan album. It ranks with “Blood on the Tracks” and “Highway 61 Revisited” as one of his best. I’m definitely going to get this bootleg. Thanks for the video!
This is a tremendous achievement by producer Lanois. He somehow managed to organize a large group, and do whatever was necessary to make it sound coherent and economical. All the while getting resistance from Dylan.
Man…yet another release I can only dream about through other people like you Mazzy…someday I hope and believe I will have a better budget to explore some of these amazing releases. There are so many I wish I could own. Great information as always.
Nice episode, thanks. I can't agree more, for me this is also the most exciting (set of) record(s) I bought in even a few years. I've always loved Time Out Of Mind, but it somehow always depressed me. This new version I've listened to over and over, which doesn't happen anymore so often, and I just love it. The outtakes are brilliant, as is the live set. All in all great packaging, photography, and it sounds just excellent.
Nice, Mazzy. I absolutely love this box. It’s been a constant on my turntable since it arrived. The version of Not Dark Yet (version 1) that was released before the box is soooo good. The song positively bounces with positive energy; a completely different feel from the version on Time Out of Mind. One of his best vocal deliveries, EVER! And, as my friend Simon says, Dylan could release a whole album of different versions of I Can’t Wait. And so so much more good stuff. I’m really glad I went for the deluxe vinyl box. Already one of the prize pieces in my collection. Thanks for your feature review, Mazzy!
couldn't be better...i love time out of mind..i can only imagine how good fragments is...glad you did such a thorough review...hope you are sraying well..peace always my friend..rocky
Nice overview. I like to think of the main album remix as the day mix. It sounds great during the day or on shuffle alongside any other ModBob releases. And the original as the night mix. It has a sound of its own that’s best experienced by itself well into the evening hours.
Great review, Mr. Maslov…love the entire Bootleg Series, love the Bob! Would be great for you to do a ranking of the entire 17 volume (to date!), to share your perspectives and insights! Thx and cheers from Toronto. Best, JPE
Don’t sleep on it Melinda, they are only pressing 5,000 copies! This 10 LP Fragments set is my favourite ever Dylan release. Thanks to Mazzy for a great review.
Love this set Mazzy, I'm always all over these Dylan Bootleg sets. I like hearing Dylan's voice on the remix of the record, perfectly done, it may even be my new playing copy of the record. Cheers.
Soy Bomb and Bob Dylan in the same sentence. Just sounds belittling. Bob is our Picasso! Thanks Mazzy for this latest video and giving Bob his due. What a treasure
Great video and really thought provoking! For me, Time out of Mind was one of the early entry points and maybe the album that I connected with the most with the Dylan catalogue (Although I love every album of his, save for “knocked out loaded” which is below par in my opinion). Also, remembering back to 1995 when U2, Brian Eno and Lanois were king - and artists like Neil Diamond and Johnny Cash were being “reinvented” with the likes of Rick Ruban. It was a fresh take on Dylan from the direction Dylan was heading with albums like “Good as I Been to You” or “World Gone Wrong” and brought it a unique sound as if Dylan was dreaming up these emotional filled songs on the spot. Having someone like Bob Dylan collaborating with fellow Canadian Daniel Lanois again struck a chord in me. Now that this new box set came out basically erasing Daniel Lanois from the album it was both enlightening and a bit sad. After listening to the “new 2022 remix” and hearing this unique sounding album from Dylan’s catalogue stripped back making it sound like say “Modern Times” left me empty. This fresh listen to the 2022 remix really highlighted what both individuals contributed on the album and exposed the tension that must have been in the room at the time of making it. What I took away from listening to this new remix was how Lanois probably took liberties in the studio playing overtop of Dylan’s songs with his steel guitar and sound treatments. For me, giving Dylans songs a “dreamy/ otherworld” feel to these what are/were “traditional blues style” songs; playing overtop of Dylan like there was a dialogue between Dylan and Lanois throughout the album. If I had to guess, this probably rubbed Dylan the wrong way in that it veered Time out of mind in a different direction, took liberties with Dylan and his songs and made Dylans album a true collaboration with Lanois and Dylan - almost having equal parts. This added with Lanois wanting Dylan to do multiple takes in a certain way took power away from Dylan that I doubt he agreed to must be the reason why Frosty took back the steering wheel? I’m genuinely glad you enjoyed it (it sounds like you may be enjoyed it more than the original?) but for me it sounds like something akin to Roger Waters remixed “Dark side of the Moon” or “Wish you were here” and erased all of David Gilmore’s guitar parts or something. I really disliked discovering that an album that I love is hated so much by some of the people who made it. It would be sad but interesting to hear what Lanois's take is on this new box set is or if the two actually enjoyed each other, what Lanios would have added to all this extra material that is added to this new box set. Again, great video!
Thanks for your take on this. I think I enjoy both versions equally but the new version is a revelation to me right now. Clearing what Lanois added on and possibly bringing it back to Dylan’s original vision. The OG is a stunner though and Dylan needed a shot of love in a way. I loved he’s two blues folk records prior to TOOM, but it was time for him to shake things up. Great lyrics and a different production did just that.
Hi Mazzy-great to hear your thoughts on this set. Time Out of Mind is certainly one of Dylan’s really great ones. Funny to be reminded of the Soy Bomb incident.
Mazzy Emmylou Harris wrecking ball led me to this masterpiece I would love to hear the outtakes of this 10 lp box set you broke it down perfectly. I remember hearing this album when it came out in ‘97 it so good love Standing in the Doorway . Daniel Lanois is so good at stripping down the sound of an artists and add a surreal element to an artist. Killer review Mazzy.
Hey Mazzy, another great video! I love the Fragments 10lp set, and I’ve started to collect the other Bootleg series entries as I find them. I have a line on a copy of Tell Tale Signs right now, and I’m wondering if you’d be willing to do a review video on that set? Would love to hear your thoughts before I commit to the big spend. Thanks for all the great content! Keep up the good work. Ross
It’s a fantastic release! I’ve got the CD box too but to see everything in an LP format is just great. The promotion photographs from 1997 (+ live) in the box are just great in a bigger format.
Anyone who loves Time Out Of Mind and Fragments, check out our channel - 26 Interviews with insiders, authors, and experts on Time Out Of Mind. Great to see this deep dive Mr. Mas!
3:37 "I don't care about the lack of polylined sleeves. Give me a break." You've done it now. The Polylined Wars. Dry winds. Acid rain. Postapocalytic radio silence. Audiophiles approaching, heatwave horizon. Travel many miles. Turntables on their backs. Needles and blow guns. Looking for philistines. They hear the sound of one sleeve wrapping. They know the difference.
Thanks Mazzy, looked forward to your take. I came away from your vid still unsure on dropping the $$ on this one. I’m pretty much a completist and have seen all his tours since the early 70’s. That said, it sounds a bit bloated as a package. Some very poor live stuff and inclusion of stuff already released on Bootlegs previous. WTF? I have been streaming it and yeah I’m sure I’ll buy it at some point. Not sure it has given me the Wow that I got from hearing the outtakes from Self Portrait and others.
i had intentions of having this the day it was released (as i'd been eyeing your dylan boxsets in previous videos) but it wasn't to be. you aren't a fan of making "unboxing" videos but this is a worthwhile exception to the rule. i thought "highlands" was going to have completely different lyrics. randy newman made joke about dylan and the dead making listeners sit through their sets in the summer sun eating snow cones. i'm more forgiving. thanks.
Pity the remixed album on its own isn’t available, who needs 10 discs! By the way, non poly lined sleeves are the devils work. Great review, thank you for taking the time to make this video.
Had to check out the soy bomb incident. Bob does a slight double take. Does not miss a beat. I'd guess it was not staged but you never know with Dylan. Glad I got the 10LPs.
Great video, Mazzy. I can't wait to hear the remix of the album & a bunch of the outtakes. The captioning at the bottom of this video is hysterical. It's like a SNL skit with the way it tries to pronounce Lanois every time you say it. They had it as "And Wall" or "Lan NWA" & others. LOL. It's a little distracting, but the captioning is that bad on all videos I watch on here.
Mas... I wanted to let you know I'm going off the page here. I did get the Cat Steven's re-boot of Tea For The Tillerman. After listening to it, my only question was WHY...?
@@mazzysmusic The Tea reboot is not bad or good. He did change a few lyrics. On "Longer Boats" Cathy no longer drops her pants by the sand. She and the parson go out for coffee....
After 50 years those sleeves will damage the records as the acid leeches or you get vinyl acne, I has heartbroken to discover that some of my originals from the 60's and 70's were ruined
All paper is nit the same. I have 50 plus year records too and none Danaher Fleetwood Mac Tusk from the 70s has carbonara sleeves and the records are still Pristine
I was only going to get the 2 CD set for "Fragments". I liked the new remix and the bonus CD more than I thought I would. I found the new remix to be different, in a good way. Everything is clearer, without the "overproduction" of the original album. Not that it's bad to begin with. The new remix is just another way to listen to it. I liked the bonus CD a lot. And I was going to be done with it. But, Amazon US had the big box set on for an amazing deal. So, I ordered and received the 5 CD set. And I was wrong, the 5 CD or 10 LP set is worth your while, if you're a fan of the "Time Out Of Mind" album. I only had the 1 CD edition of "The Bootleg Series, Vol. 8: Tell Tale Signs". So, the bonus 5th CD was worth it to me. I like just about all of the session tracks, but many of the audience sourced live tracks weren't good to me. But, I've never been a fan of those. I did enjoy the three soundboard live tracks, though.
Et tu, Mazzy?! I am surprised to hear that you like this remix. I don't like Time out of Mind made bland, all its atmosphere stripped away, personally. I am a bit perplexed by how many people seem to like this remix.
I found this interview with Mark Howard, engineer on TOoM, insightful as Dylan had a lot more to do with the sound of the original than I previously thought. czcams.com/video/bn0uJDD3vVY/video.html Also, please give a nod to Daniel Lanois for his production on the Neville Brothers' recording, Yellow Moon.
The Dylan/Dead tour was one of the worst pieces of crap I’ve ever seen, and probably the last time i saw The Dead. The Dead had gotten too big, the scene changed to mostly what would become Phish fans(Ugg. Lol) and the end had been coming for a while, Touch of Grey had come out, and it was over for me. I had better music and shows to see at much smaller intimate venues. Maybe I saw them once at Shoreline in the 90s, but I may have just stayed in the parking lot. Not sure. Anyway, it sucked. So bad. He was better with Petty, which I also saw live.
Great review!
I always got the sense that Dylan was slightly wary or unconvinced about working with Lanois - maybe not wanting 'the Lanois sound' to overshadow his songs.
Either way, both of the albums the Canadian produced for Dylan are masterpieces (to my ears) and stand the test of time.
Yes, the Lanois sound creates an incredible atmosphere to frame the songs, but Lanois' greatest contribution was simply inspiring Dylan to raise his game and deliver better material, and stop him getting complacent or (whisper it) lazy.
Dylan's quality control had dropped slightly mid-career, but each time he worked with Lanois it inspired not just a classic album, but also a fresh period of creative inspiration subsequently.
Norman, Love your work! I have never and probably will never listen the Bob and Grateful Dead album. I just want to jump in and provide a taste of Bob and GD live. I realize that recordings and live performances are apples and oranges.
Bob is the One!
Dylan Songs
Bob Dylan, Man Of Peace, Grateful Dead, Foxboro 04.07.1987
Dylan Concerts
Grateful Dead 7 4 87 (Set 2) W/ Bob Dylan - [4k Dgital Remaster]
Favorite Bob vocals live
"Possibly The Best Version ! I`ll Remember You, Bob Dylan, Rochester ,NY 22.10.1994"
“Time Out Of Mind” is a KILLER Dylan album. It ranks with “Blood on the Tracks” and “Highway 61 Revisited” as one of his best. I’m definitely going to get this bootleg. Thanks for the video!
Wrecking Ball is an unbelievable album. Top 1990s album and Daniel Lanios sound all the way.
This is a tremendous achievement by producer Lanois. He somehow managed to organize a large group, and do whatever was necessary to make it sound coherent and economical. All the while getting resistance from Dylan.
Man…yet another release I can only dream about through other people like you Mazzy…someday I hope and believe I will have a better budget to explore some of these amazing releases. There are so many I wish I could own. Great information as always.
Nice episode, thanks. I can't agree more, for me this is also the most exciting (set of) record(s) I bought in even a few years. I've always loved Time Out Of Mind, but it somehow always depressed me. This new version I've listened to over and over, which doesn't happen anymore so often, and I just love it. The outtakes are brilliant, as is the live set. All in all great packaging, photography, and it sounds just excellent.
Love Time Out of Mind.
Thanks for the heads up. I didn’t even know about the 10 LP box…
.... thanks Daniel Lanois forever for this recordings .... namaste ....
Nice, Mazzy. I absolutely love this box. It’s been a constant on my turntable since it arrived. The version of Not Dark Yet (version 1) that was released before the box is soooo good. The song positively bounces with positive energy; a completely different feel from the version on Time Out of Mind. One of his best vocal deliveries, EVER! And, as my friend Simon says, Dylan could release a whole album of different versions of I Can’t Wait. And so so much more good stuff. I’m really glad I went for the deluxe vinyl box. Already one of the prize pieces in my collection.
Thanks for your feature review, Mazzy!
I’m late to the party on this excellent video Mazzy however in my opinion it’s your best work this year. Peace and love.
Thank you I simply share my takes on the music and artwork 🤠
couldn't be better...i love time out of mind..i can only imagine how good fragments is...glad you did such a thorough review...hope you are sraying well..peace always my friend..rocky
Nice overview. I like to think of the main album remix as the day mix. It sounds great during the day or on shuffle alongside any other ModBob releases. And the original as the night mix. It has a sound of its own that’s best experienced by itself well into the evening hours.
I enjoyed that very much! Nice job!
Great review, Mr. Maslov…love the entire Bootleg Series, love the Bob! Would be great for you to do a ranking of the entire 17 volume (to date!), to share your perspectives and insights! Thx and cheers from Toronto. Best, JPE
Maybe some day 🤠
I always love when you discuss Bob Dylan. This is a box set that I really want to buy. I'm going to sleep on it. 😃 Take care.
Don’t sleep on it Melinda, they are only pressing 5,000 copies! This 10 LP Fragments set is my favourite ever Dylan release. Thanks to Mazzy for a great review.
Excellent Mazzy. What an album.
Love this set Mazzy, I'm always all over these Dylan Bootleg sets. I like hearing Dylan's voice on the remix of the record, perfectly done, it may even be my new playing copy of the record. Cheers.
Soy Bomb and Bob Dylan in the same sentence. Just sounds belittling. Bob is our Picasso! Thanks Mazzy for this latest video and giving Bob his due. What a treasure
Great video and really thought provoking! For me, Time out of Mind was one of the early entry points and maybe the album that I connected with the most with the Dylan catalogue (Although I love every album of his, save for “knocked out loaded” which is below par in my opinion). Also, remembering back to 1995 when U2, Brian Eno and Lanois were king - and artists like Neil Diamond and Johnny Cash were being “reinvented” with the likes of Rick Ruban. It was a fresh take on Dylan from the direction Dylan was heading with albums like “Good as I Been to You” or “World Gone Wrong” and brought it a unique sound as if Dylan was dreaming up these emotional filled songs on the spot. Having someone like Bob Dylan collaborating with fellow Canadian Daniel Lanois again struck a chord in me. Now that this new box set came out basically erasing Daniel Lanois from the album it was both enlightening and a bit sad. After listening to the “new 2022 remix” and hearing this unique sounding album from Dylan’s catalogue stripped back making it sound like say “Modern Times” left me empty. This fresh listen to the 2022 remix really highlighted what both individuals contributed on the album and exposed the tension that must have been in the room at the time of making it. What I took away from listening to this new remix was how Lanois probably took liberties in the studio playing overtop of Dylan’s songs with his steel guitar and sound treatments. For me, giving Dylans songs a “dreamy/ otherworld” feel to these what are/were “traditional blues style” songs; playing overtop of Dylan like there was a dialogue between Dylan and Lanois throughout the album. If I had to guess, this probably rubbed Dylan the wrong way in that it veered Time out of mind in a different direction, took liberties with Dylan and his songs and made Dylans album a true collaboration with Lanois and Dylan - almost having equal parts. This added with Lanois wanting Dylan to do multiple takes in a certain way took power away from Dylan that I doubt he agreed to must be the reason why Frosty took back the steering wheel?
I’m genuinely glad you enjoyed it (it sounds like you may be enjoyed it more than the original?) but for me it sounds like something akin to Roger Waters remixed “Dark side of the Moon” or “Wish you were here” and erased all of David Gilmore’s guitar parts or something. I really disliked discovering that an album that I love is hated so much by some of the people who made it. It would be sad but interesting to hear what Lanois's take is on this new box set is or if the two actually enjoyed each other, what Lanios would have added to all this extra material that is added to this new box set.
Again, great video!
Thanks for your take on this. I think I enjoy both versions equally but the new version is a revelation to me right now. Clearing what Lanois added on and possibly bringing it back to Dylan’s original vision. The OG is a stunner though and Dylan needed a shot of love in a way. I loved he’s two blues folk records prior to TOOM, but it was time for him to shake things up. Great lyrics and a different production did just that.
That was a great review really appreciate you taking the time to dive into it! Thank You
Ordered the Box Set Super Excited! Thank You
Hi Mazzy-great to hear your thoughts on this set. Time Out of Mind is certainly one of Dylan’s really great ones. Funny to be reminded of the Soy Bomb incident.
Great review Mazzy
Record of the yr over OK Computer!
THANK YOU MAZZY…WONDERFUL AS ALWAYS ! ! !
Brilliant Dylan box-top 3 at least! His cover version of the old folk song The Water is Wide is simply the best ever done.
Mazzy Emmylou Harris wrecking ball led me to this masterpiece I would love to hear the outtakes of this 10 lp box set you broke it down perfectly. I remember hearing this album when it came out in ‘97 it so good love Standing in the Doorway . Daniel Lanois is so good at stripping down the sound of an artists and add a surreal element to an artist. Killer review Mazzy.
Hey Mazzy, another great video! I love the Fragments 10lp set, and I’ve started to collect the other Bootleg series entries as I find them. I have a line on a copy of Tell Tale Signs right now, and I’m wondering if you’d be willing to do a review video on that set? Would love to hear your thoughts before I commit to the big spend. Thanks for all the great content! Keep up the good work. Ross
Great volume of the Bootleg series. Amazon had the cd version briefly for 20 bucks, so happy to have gotten that deal.
RIP David Lindley
It’s a fantastic release! I’ve got the CD box too but to see everything in an LP format is just great. The promotion photographs from 1997 (+ live) in the box are just great in a bigger format.
i love Oh, Mercy so expect this to be great too. Somehow TOOM was totally not on my radar. Thanks for the review, Mazzy.
After watching this I'll have to buy the full set. I always thought some of the songs sounded buried under the excess varnish of the production.
I'm beginning to hear voices/And there's no one around! Bob Dylan
Anyone who loves Time Out Of Mind and Fragments, check out our channel - 26 Interviews with insiders, authors, and experts on Time Out Of Mind. Great to see this deep dive Mr. Mas!
You need to come to Tulsa and tour the Bob Dylan Center.
I got the cd box last week at a great price but haven’t had a chance to listen to it yet. 🤷🏻♂️
100% on leNoise ... saw that tour twice
3:37 "I don't care about the lack of polylined sleeves. Give me a break." You've done it now. The Polylined Wars. Dry winds. Acid rain. Postapocalytic radio silence. Audiophiles approaching, heatwave horizon. Travel many miles. Turntables on their backs. Needles and blow guns. Looking for philistines. They hear the sound of one sleeve wrapping. They know the difference.
Thanks Mazzy, looked forward to your take. I came away from your vid still unsure on dropping the $$ on this one. I’m pretty much a completist and have seen all his tours since the early 70’s. That said, it sounds a bit bloated as a package. Some very poor live stuff and inclusion of stuff already released on Bootlegs previous. WTF? I have been streaming it and yeah I’m sure I’ll buy it at some point. Not sure it has given me the Wow that I got from hearing the outtakes from Self Portrait and others.
i had intentions of having this the day it was released (as i'd been eyeing your dylan boxsets in previous videos) but it wasn't to be. you aren't a fan of making "unboxing" videos but this is a worthwhile exception to the rule. i thought "highlands" was going to have completely different lyrics. randy newman made joke about dylan and the dead making listeners sit through their sets in the summer sun eating snow cones. i'm more forgiving. thanks.
Pity the remixed album on its own isn’t available, who needs 10 discs! By the way, non poly lined sleeves are the devils work. Great review, thank you for taking the time to make this video.
There’s a 4 LP version available
@@mazzysmusic I didn’t know that, I’ll look it up. Cheers from The Yorkshire Dales.
I bet Lanois is not to happy about this effort to erase his contribution. Imagine if U2 did the same thing with The Joshua Tree.
Had to check out the soy bomb incident. Bob does a slight double take. Does not miss a beat. I'd guess it was not staged but you never know with Dylan. Glad I got the 10LPs.
Are those copies of Wrecking Ball and Teatro first pressings or reissues?
They are from around 2015/16 or so
Great video, Mazzy. I can't wait to hear the remix of the album & a bunch of the outtakes. The captioning at the bottom of this video is hysterical. It's like a SNL skit with the way it tries to pronounce Lanois every time you say it. They had it as "And Wall" or "Lan NWA" & others. LOL. It's a little distracting, but the captioning is that bad on all videos I watch on here.
Mas... I wanted to let you know I'm going off the page here. I did get the Cat Steven's re-boot of Tea For The Tillerman. After listening to it, my only question was WHY...?
Haven’t heard it 🤷🏻♂️
@@mazzysmusic The Tea reboot is not bad or good. He did change a few lyrics. On "Longer Boats" Cathy no longer drops her pants by the sand. She and the parson go out for coffee....
After 50 years those sleeves will damage the records as the acid leeches or you get vinyl acne, I has heartbroken to discover that some of my originals from the 60's and 70's were ruined
All paper is nit the same. I have 50 plus year records too and none Danaher Fleetwood Mac Tusk from the 70s has carbonara sleeves and the records are still Pristine
I was only going to get the 2 CD set for "Fragments". I liked the new remix and the bonus CD more than I thought I would. I found the new remix to be different, in a good way. Everything is clearer, without the "overproduction" of the original album. Not that it's bad to begin with. The new remix is just another way to listen to it. I liked the bonus CD a lot. And I was going to be done with it. But, Amazon US had the big box set on for an amazing deal. So, I ordered and received the 5 CD set. And I was wrong, the 5 CD or 10 LP set is worth your while, if you're a fan of the "Time Out Of Mind" album. I only had the 1 CD edition of "The Bootleg Series, Vol. 8: Tell Tale Signs". So, the bonus 5th CD was worth it to me. I like just about all of the session tracks, but many of the audience sourced live tracks weren't good to me. But, I've never been a fan of those. I did enjoy the three soundboard live tracks, though.
there can't be too many versions of Mississippi.
Agreed - Bootleg Series Vol. 8 - Tell Tale Signs is one of the best in the series...
Soy Bomb wasn’t a “background singer”.
Et tu, Mazzy?! I am surprised to hear that you like this remix. I don't like Time out of Mind made bland, all its atmosphere stripped away, personally. I am a bit perplexed by how many people seem to like this remix.
I do like it. It’s another option. But I love the original too.
@@mazzysmusic Love what you do here, Mazzy. Much appreciated.
I found this interview with Mark Howard, engineer on TOoM, insightful as Dylan had a lot more to do with the sound of the original than I previously thought. czcams.com/video/bn0uJDD3vVY/video.html Also, please give a nod to Daniel Lanois for his production on the Neville Brothers' recording, Yellow Moon.
I like the remix better ! 🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪
The Dylan/Dead tour was one of the worst pieces of crap I’ve ever seen, and probably the last time i saw The Dead. The Dead had gotten too big, the scene changed to mostly what would become Phish fans(Ugg. Lol) and the end had been coming for a while, Touch of Grey had come out, and it was over for me. I had better music and shows to see at much smaller intimate venues. Maybe I saw them once at Shoreline in the 90s, but I may have just stayed in the parking lot. Not sure. Anyway, it sucked. So bad. He was better with Petty, which I also saw live.