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DumpJack
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Looks these have all got the remastered treatment and are due for release today. I'm downloading now so if anyone wants, drop me a pm.

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PM sent. I'd be interested in hearing the Basement Tapes to see what the new quality sounds like.

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is dylan and the dead the train wreck everyone says it is?

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New Morning is the dylan record i listen to more than any other.

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This is coming off a usenet server and I'm not getting optimal download speed but should be done by noon MST. Check your pm's in a couple of hours.

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Pretty sure I'll be buying those first two.

Is After the Flood worth purchasing?
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Pretty sure I'll be buying those first two.

Is After the Flood worth purchasing?


Definitely.

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that pube beard on the cover of new morning

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After the flood is great as far as live albums go.

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is dylan and the dead the train wreck everyone says it is?


Dear God, yes.

The best part about this whole experiment is that they rehearsed tons of songs, and then the first night, Dylan came out and did songs that they didn't go over AT ALL, and the ones they had rehearsed, he was playing in different keys, at different tempos, etc.

Dumpjack - send em all my way, pls.

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jewels santana Wrote:
is dylan and the dead the train wreck everyone says it is?


Dear God, yes.

The best part about this whole experiment is that they rehearsed tons of songs, and then the first night, Dylan came out and did songs that they didn't go over AT ALL, and the ones they had rehearsed, he was playing in different keys, at different tempos, etc.

Dumpjack - send em all my way, pls.


One of the only redeeming parts of No Direction Home was (other than her Dylan impression) Joan Baez's account of him fucking songs up live just to entertain himself.

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Yeah, Dylan is a classic prankster/dude who does shit just to amuse himself. See, most of Don't Look Back.

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I understand that you, of all people, know this crisis and, in your own way, are working to address it. You, the madras-pantsed julip-sipping Southern cracker and me, the oldman hippie California fruit cake are brothers in the struggle to save our country.

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Drank Wrote:
Pretty sure I'll be buying those first two.

Is After the Flood worth purchasing?


Definitely.


seconded. I just have a ratty vinyl copy that has sufficed thus far. I'll be picking that, and New Morning.

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Out of curiosity, was Self-Portrait left out of this round of remasters?
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Out of curiosity, was Self-Portrait left out of this round of remasters?


Seems like it's just the above four in this group.

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Flying Rabbit Wrote:
DumpJack Wrote:
Drank Wrote:
Pretty sure I'll be buying those first two.

Is After the Flood worth purchasing?


Definitely.


seconded. I just have a ratty vinyl copy that has sufficed thus far. I'll be picking that, and New Morning.


It's Before the Flood and its fucking GREAT.

When is someone going to do this for all the Virgin Atlantic Stones albs? (Cos you know ABKCO ain't doing it, ever.)

Or did the dude from It Ain't Gonna Suck Itself really steal the Sticky Fingers Masters?

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I understand that you, of all people, know this crisis and, in your own way, are working to address it. You, the madras-pantsed julip-sipping Southern cracker and me, the oldman hippie California fruit cake are brothers in the struggle to save our country.

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So how's the sound on these? Also, does anyone know if they're digipack (like the SACD remasters) or jewel case?
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Mick the Stripper Wrote:
Senator Lou Gar Wrote:
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is dylan and the dead the train wreck everyone says it is?


Dear God, yes.

The best part about this whole experiment is that they rehearsed tons of songs, and then the first night, Dylan came out and did songs that they didn't go over AT ALL, and the ones they had rehearsed, he was playing in different keys, at different tempos, etc.

Dumpjack - send em all my way, pls.


One of the only redeeming parts of No Direction Home was (other than her Dylan impression) Joan Baez's account of him fucking songs up live just to entertain himself.


i forgot about that. yeah, that was pretty great.

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Mick the Stripper Wrote:
Senator Lou Gar Wrote:
jewels santana Wrote:
is dylan and the dead the train wreck everyone says it is?


Dear God, yes.

The best part about this whole experiment is that they rehearsed tons of songs, and then the first night, Dylan came out and did songs that they didn't go over AT ALL, and the ones they had rehearsed, he was playing in different keys, at different tempos, etc.

Dumpjack - send em all my way, pls.


One of the only redeeming parts of No Direction Home was (other than her Dylan impression) Joan Baez's account of him fucking songs up live just to entertain himself.


i forgot about that. yeah, that was pretty great.


I still haven't watched this in its entirety

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harry Wrote:
I understand that you, of all people, know this crisis and, in your own way, are working to address it. You, the madras-pantsed julip-sipping Southern cracker and me, the oldman hippie California fruit cake are brothers in the struggle to save our country.

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Danny Don't Rapp Wrote:
So how's the sound on these? Also, does anyone know if they're digipack (like the SACD remasters) or jewel case?


From what I can tell online, they seem to be digipack. Haven't play it yet, so don't know about sound (four songs left on the download), but they have to be an improvement on those late 80s compact discs.

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Senator Lou Gar Wrote:
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Mick the Stripper Wrote:

One of the only redeeming parts of No Direction Home was (other than her Dylan impression) Joan Baez's account of him fucking songs up live just to entertain himself.


i forgot about that. yeah, that was pretty great.


I still haven't watched this in its entirety


Neither have I, didn't make it past the whimpering about the harsh and unforgiving environment of northern Minnesota.

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For anyone who wants these fast, they're all over Blogsearch (or at least the first two are). I got the Basement Tapes in about 10 minutes.
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Danny Don't Rapp Wrote:
For anyone who wants these fast, they're all over Blogsearch (or at least the first two are). I got the Basement Tapes in about 10 minutes.


Why'd you ask about the sound then?

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