DYLAN, BOB

CD · HotWacks archive review

ROME 1984 3RD NIGHT

Sound 9 Packaging 10 Performance 10 Video
Label
Zion 273
Source
Palaeur, Rome 21 June 1984
Format
2 picture cds
Running time
58.36/67.20
Sound / source
Soundboard stereo except for Disc One, Track 10 from 0-40 sec. and Disc Two, Tracks 7-13: Audience stereo.
Packaging
Double Slimline Jewel case
Features
Video / source
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Track list

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. Girl From The North Country, 12. Desolation Row.

Disc Two: 1. Simple Twist Of Fate, 2. Masters Of War, 3. Ballad Of A Thin Man, 4. Enough Is Enough, 5. Every Grain Of Sand, 6. Like A Rolling Stone, 7. Mr. Tambourine Man, 8. It Ain’t Me, Babe, 9. The Times They Are A-Changing, 10. Leopard Skin Pill Box Hat, 11. Tombstone Blues, 12. I Shall Be Released, 13. Blowin’ In The Wind.  

The review

Bob Dylan’s stop in Rome in 1984 consisted of three shows, of which just the first one has been released in soundboard quality. This third concert was not available before, except for audience recordings, it has an unusual setlist with some unexpected tracks like Desolation Row which had last been played live in St. Louis in 1974, although missing some lyrics like the Cain and Abel and the Einstein quatrains. It seems the show was recorded for the band only, that is why no encore available in soundboard, but here we get a nice audience tape to supplement it and have the full show. However, it is remarkable that here we get I’ve Got To Use My Imagination in soundboard quality too. Dylan is really inspired by the enthusiastic audience reaction and puts on a very good concert, followed by the band.

 

 

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