DYLAN, BOB
Vinyl · HotWacks archive review
UNRAVELLED TALES 2LP
- Label
- Whispering Souls Authentic Vinyl Records WSAVR 729 06
- Source
- Carnegie Hall, New York City- October 26th, 1963
- Format
- 2LP 180g Multi-Color Vinyl
- Running time
- See Tracklistings
- Sound / source
- Stereo Soundboard
- Packaging
- Deluxed Foldout Color Cardboard Slipleeve
- Features
- Video / source
| Unravelled Tales LP front |
| Unravelled Tales LP back & clear vinyl |
Track list
Side A:
- The Times They Are A-Changin' 4:09
- Ballad Of Hollis Brown 7:42
- Who Killed Davey Moore? 3:38
- Boots Of Spanish Leather 5:41
- Taling John Birch Paranoid Blues 4:47
Side B:
- Lay Down Your Weary Tune 5:00
- Blowin' In The Wind 5:53
- Percy's Song 9:10
- Seven Curses 4:12
- Walls Of Red Wing 5:10
Side C:
- North Country Blues 4:45
- A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall 7:58
- Talking World War III Blues 5:10
- Don't Think Twice It's Alright 10:37
Side D:
- With God On Our Side 7:35
- Only A Pawn In Their Game 4:27
- Masters Of War 3:36
- The Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll 8:34
- When The Ship Comes In 3:56
The review
This is the recent vinyl pressing of the incredible Carnegie Hall performance in New York City in October 1963, and is well worth picking up if you can locate a copy. I won't get into the peformance or tape as you can read my full review of the original Hollow Horn title of the same name here:
http://www.hotwacks.com/database/publish/article_2630.php
Whoever the producers are behind this vinyl label, I want them to press every pristine soundboard they can find! They have taken the tape from Hollow Horn and gave it REAL presence via the analog channel. Seriously, this is an incredible listen and a wonderfully packaged project. This is Limited to 500 numbered copies, mine being #105 and it's pressed on glorious clear vinyl and looks, feels and smells deluxe! This is simply an essential acquisition for the Dylan collector, for sure the connoisseur...classic, warm almost a regal package. If I could add a little drool on the webpage, I would. This surpasses their Doors 2LP "The Acid Evangelist" but only slightly...both are must haves and represent why vinyl rules. More of this, more...please.
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Published Feb 23, 2009 - 11:42:20 PM









