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| DVDylan ID: | D068.su |
| Recording type: | Audience |
| City/Venue: | Air Canada Centre, Toronto, Canada |
| Date: | Thursday, 8th November 2001 |
Concert #1371 of the Never Ending Tour
Paul James plays guitar on H61 and LARS
- Humming Bird
- The Times They Are A-Changin'
- Desolation Row
- This World Can't Stand Long
- Cry A While
- Just Like A Woman
- High Water
- Maggie's Farm
- A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall
- John Brown
- Tangled Up In Blue
- Summer Days
- Sugar Baby
- The Wicked Messenger
- Rainy Day Women #12 & 35
- Things Have Changed
- Highway 61 Revisited
- Like A Rolling Stone [start clipped]
- Forever Young
- Honest With Me
- Blowin' In The Wind
- All Along The Watchtower
| Number of discs: | 1 |
| Running time: | 02:30 |
| Authoring: | DVDs with menu and chapters are circulating |
Very good overal picture quality (bright and natural colors), pleasant, steady. Upgraded HiFi sound.
The artwork shows the wrong date: 2002... :) Should not be too hard to correct.
Reviewed by marastha on 02nd September 2007
Audience videos in my (limited) experience usually have to choose between distance and steadiness..usually the closer they are the more unsteady they seem to be..this one gets it spot-on..The taper is far enough away that we get a clear,unobstructed view of Bob and the band (no drums though) and yet close enough that we can still see Bob's expressions..(raised eyebrows on "There's no limit to the amount of trouble women bring" and all!!)
The colour is really warm and pleasing on the eye and the sound quality excellent..You could actually watch this dvd in company and not have to worry about fielding questions like "Why are you watching a blank screen?" or "Is the camera supposed to be pointing at the ceiling?"..etc,etc..it really is excellent..
Peformance as always very subjective but I think the Fall shows are the best of 2001..Bob just introducing the "Love And Theft" material..his vocals seem stronger than earlier in the year too. Additionally although we are still treated to the dubious pleasure of Bob's inimitable guitar style, at least Larry and Charlie get a look in here (unlike D197.su2)
Hard to pick any individual highlights as it's just a pleasure to watch from start to finish..Although the lovingly filmed harp solo on "Just Like A Woman " is really nice .."This World Can't Stand Long.." ( as extreme as anything from Bob's "religious" days..)is good too..then there's a good version of " Cry Awhile".. I could go on..
Personally in both overall quality and "watchability" (peformance and technical) I would rate this far higher than the much acclaimed D197.su2 film..In amateur video terms it's hard to improve upon ..Would thoroughly recommend it to any one..especially those just starting out in the amateur dvd world..Just one question..who the hell is Paul James??!!
Ta "T.U.I.D".
Reviewed by Bobfan1 on 26th May 2006