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Confessions For Carol
source: Sydney, February 24, 1986 Tracks: Disc one Justine (Don Harris/Dewy Terry) Positively 4th Street Clean Cut Kid I'll Remember You Trust Yourself That Lucky Old Sun (Gillespie/ Smith) Masters of War Bye Bye Johnny [Petty] Straight Into Darkness (Listed as Breakdown)[Petty] Hard Rain (acoustic - Dylan solo) Girl Of the North Country (acoustic - Dylan solo) It's Alright, Ma (acoustic - Dylan solo) I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know (Null) Just Like a Woman I'm Moving On (Hank Snow) Lenny Bruce Disc two When the Night Comes Falling From the Sky Lonesome Town Ballad of a Thin Man Rock-n-Roll Star [Petty] Refugee [Petty] Rainy Day Women Seeing the Real You at Last Across the Borderline (Cooder/Hiatt) I and I Like a Rolling Stone In the Garden Blowin' in the Wind Uranium Rock (Warren Smith) Knockin' On Heaven's Door Review: This set has been previously released as Lonesome Town on the Japanese Watchtower label. However, Rattlesnake has corrected the problems that were evident on that release. The sound is more upfront and dynamic, and the mix (which was at times muddy, with distant vocals on Lonesome Town) is now perfect. To my ears, the tape speed problems are also absent. It's a full step up in quality from an already fine soundboard to an astounding one. It's a great performance, with Dylan rocking and rolling throughout. The vocals are powerful and commanding on every song. He's even quite talkative between numbers! The packaging is superlative (even for Rattlesnake) It's beautifully designed, and full of wonderful photos. The only gripe would be that the source is incorectly attributed to Adeladeon the back cover*. This is a must have disc, and comes very highly recommended. © 2003 M McGarr / bobsboots.com |
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