Out
of system,
ausser Kontrolle
source: 9/17/87
Side one:
Simple twist of fate
Dead man, dead man
Shelter from the storm
Highway 61
I dreamed I saw St. Augustine
Side two:
Rainy Day Women No. 12 and 35
I and I
Like a rolling stone
Blowin' in the wind
In the garden
Information:
Q: Why is the word spelled
'außer' on
the cover?
A: In germany, before the war, a special character called
"RingelS"
(which looked much like the Beta character) was used as a double s.
This
is the character used on the cover to spell the word "ausser". On
the modern typewriters and keyboards the use of the RingelS has been
replaced
by a double s.
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Pinkerton - MWE
This 1988 East German piece on the OstKreuz &
Co. ReKords
Label is an embarrassment on many levels.
First of all the shoddy cover. Obviously it is not marketed
towards
USA buyers ... but I don't see any connection to Bob.
A Xerox insert inside the LP lists song titles in English.
The source is Treptower, East Berlin.
Blank yellow labels.
Audience recording is below average. Worst of
all, there is talking, shouting, clapping, screaming, etc.
etc. through the entire record. Many times drowning
out Bob altogether! There were only 300 hand- numbered copies
produced. The NMP price listed reflects the virtual non existence
of this piece in the United States. © 1998 Craig
Pinkerton - MWE
2-3 stars
NMP45
matrix: BDEB-88- A/B
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