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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
"JUDAS!!" - "I don't believe you - You're a liar!",
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This review is from: Live 1966: The "Royal Albert Hall" Concert [The Bootleg Series Vol.4] (Audio CD)
The most popular bootleg of all time - the historical Albert Hall concert (although it was recorded in Manchester - don't ask).
YES... This is that famous gig where someone shouts "JUDAS!" and bob replies to the heckles with "I don't believe you! You're a liar!". That was of course the audience reaction to Bob plugging in his Fender Telecaster, and putting the acoustic down. The first CD is bob's solo set. Just him and the audience. There is blissful silence in the milliseconds between his unmistakable voicec and guitar chords, with a massive roar of approval from the crowd after each of these wonderful folk classics. CD2 is where the backing band join him. Although the songs receive a long round of applause, this often grows into an 'off! off! off!' chant, which gets ever faster until Bob and the band begin the next song. This combined with the extremely clear sound (restored from the original master tapes) makes you feel like you're there. Maybe some of you were! We all wish we were - let's face it. But would you have booed? Or would you have cheered? Eitherway, the music is fantastic - and this gig is a defining moment in Music history. Footage from the recent film "no direction home" shows dylan leaving the stage and muttering about why they (the crowd) pay to come see him in concert if only to heckle and boo all night long? Why indeed? Because times they are indeed a-changing... much like Dylan himself.
18 of 19 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Flawless,
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This review is from: Live 1966: The "Royal Albert Hall" Concert [The Bootleg Series Vol.4] (Audio CD)
Life affirming stuff this: the artefact of Dylan's defining moment, the apex of his career. The acoustic set is delicate, moving, breathtaking and utterly captivating, the electric set is euphoric, a victory over the crowd which dissent and disrupt throughout. The seven-minute 'Like A Rolling Stone' is probably the highlight, but there isn't a bad track here! One of Dylan's greatest records, with first-rate packaging and superb sound quality. Buy this!!
29 of 31 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
The Single Greatest Live Album Of All Time,
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This review is from: Live 1966: The "Royal Albert Hall" Concert [The Bootleg Series Vol.4] (Audio CD)
"Thankeew" Bob Dylan squaks as the house comes down on the Manchester Free Trade Hall. Not the Albert Hall as the printers wrongly said. Probably the finest live performance of any song as just finished. Bob Dylan and the Hawks(The Band) had wailed out Like A Rolling stone with so much velocity, even the guy who shouted "Judas" must have been tapping his foot. This comes at the end of a sensational set. The first half acoustic, the second very much not. The album begins with She Belongs To Me, Fourth Time Around, Visions Of Johanna and Its All Over Now, Baby Blue. They are all well received by the taut audience. Three songs of sublime harmonica playing follow; Desolation Row, Just Like A Woman and Mr Tambourine Man. The second half begins and Bob looks drunk and stoned. He knows fine well what hes about to get. Slow hand claps and booing from the off. They sweep through Tell Me Momma, I Dont Believe You, baby Let Me Follow U Down, Just Like Tom Thumbs Bliues and Leopard Skin Pill Box Hat before being drowned out by slow hand clapping. One Too Many Mornings ( a surprise in the electric set) and Ballad Of A Thin Man follow before the creme de la creme of the album: Like A Rolling Stone. "Judas" is heard while the band warm up, to this Bob replies, "you're a liar" and then either "you're a F****** liar" or "play F****** loud". Whatever it is he says, the band play a devastating seven minutes and the intensity with which Bob pronouces: "Didnt You?" is frightening. A superb album from the archieve that is Bob Dylan's career.
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