Disc One: 1. Intro, 2. Highway 61 Revisited, 3. Jokerman, 4. All Along The Watchtower, 5. Just Like A Woman, 6. Maggie’s Farm, 7. I And I, 8. License To Kill, 9. I’ve Got To Use My Imagination, 10. A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall, 11. Tangled Up In Blue, 12. It’s Alright Ma, I’m Only Bleeding, 13. Simple Twist Of Fate, 14. Masters Of War, 15. Ballad Od A Thin Man.

Disc Two: 1. Enough Is Enough, 2. Every Grain Of Sand, 3. Like A Rolling Stone, 4. Mr. Tambourine Man, 5. Girl From The North Country, 6. It Ain t Me Baby, 7. Leopard Skin Pillbox Hat, 8. Tombstone Blues, 9. Blowin’ In The Wind, 10. Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door, 11. The Times They Are A Changing, 12. Señor.

This set presents Bob Dylan’s Newcastle 1984 recording which was the 25^th gig of the European Tour, in soundboard quality; this recording came out in the underground market as Newcastle July 5^th, 1984 (Goldmasters DY 007 2) and Live in Newcastle 2cdr as well as Complete Live in Newcastle 1984 (Midnight Dreamer 985); some tracks from this concert can be found on various compilations like 1984 Soundboard Collection (WLR 2131) that featured License To Kill, Masters Of War, Ballad Of A Thin Man and Enough Is Enough. It Ain’t Me Babe was featured on Slane 1984 (Zion 235), while Mt. Tambourine Man came out on Life Takes Livetakes (DIYE 37) as a rough mix.

On official records 2 songs (License To Kill and Tombstone Blues) were released on Real Live in 1984 and 1985 and remastered in the 2013 Complete Album Collection Box Vol. One. Footage from Newcastle 84 was featured in two different private videos, one lasting 61 minutes and the other 120 minutes, almost complete.

The concert presents is in soundboard quality and that is something, add to that the fact that it is really complete and this release will be on top of collectors wish list; here we find all the 1984 standard set list that allows the all hits to mingle with recent tunes, we get 6 encores follow Like A Rolling Stone and on the electric songs Carlos Santana came on stage too. This release presents 2 more songs that were missing on the Complete Live Newcastle cdrs: I’ve Got To Use My Imagination and Tombstone Blues which was there only on the back cover; unfortunately, the beginning of Every Grain Of Sand is missing. Talking about Mick Taylor, his playing is fluid and inspired as on many other dates of this tour ad he even plays some piano at the beginning of Every Grain Of Sand. The sound output is excellent, but there are no in-between songs comments, most likely they were removed to let all songs fit a single disc, especially on Disc One. Packaging shows a front cover that is a bit dark, but nice.