New York, NY (13-Aug-03)

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Concert # 1548 of The Never-Ending Tour. Concert # 24 of the 2003 US Summer Tour. 2003 concert # 58. Concert # 47 with the 16th Never-Ending Tour Band: Bob Dylan (vocal & piano), Freddie Koella (guitar), Larry Campbell (guitar, mandolin, pedal steel guitar & electric slide guitar), Tony Garnier (bass), George Receli (drums & percussion).

1. Opening Credits [11:27/titles over one still w/transition]
2. Introduction [28:15/text over one still w/transition]
3. Tombstone Blues [video missing/11 stills, w/9 transitions & flash effect @start]
4. If You See Her, Say Hello [shaky 38:22/1 still w/fade in; wandering camera 1:17:14/3 stills w/3 transitions]
5. Tweedle Dee & Tweedle Dum [cut 5 frames off at start for a/v sync]
6. You Ain't Goin' Nowhere [cut 4 frames at start for a/v sync]
7. Things Have Changed [cut 4 frames at start for a/v sync]
8. Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I'll Go Mine) [obstructed 13:28 minus 3 frames for a/v sync/1 still w/2 transitions]
9. It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) [cut 44:19 @38:55:06/2 stills w/2 transitions; obstructed 21:10/ 1 still w/transition]
10. Highway 61 Revisited [07:26 obstructed/2 stills; cut 3 frames at start for a/v sync]
11. Desolation Row [removed 3 frames @start for a/v syn; 23:04 obstructed/1 still; 18:02 obstructed/1 still; shaky end 6:10 cut]
12. The Wicked Messenger [wandering camera 30:18/1 still w/fade in]
13. Every Grain Of Sand [16:00 obstructed start/1 still w/fade in; shaky end 17:22/1 still w/fade in to next song]
14. Honest With Me [clipped 5:38:08/8 stills w/8 transitions]
15. Don't Think Twice, It's All Right [6 frames cut from start for a/v sync; 1:15 obstructed/1 still minus 5 frames for a/v sync ]
16. Band Introductions
17. Summer Days [5 frames cut from start for a/v sync]
18. Like A Rolling Stone [23:23 break removed from video cut to compensate for audio cut; video repeat 11:18 removed for a/v sync; 3 frames removed @1:40:19:02 for a/v sync]
19. All Along The Watchtower [extracted 32:25 applause copied from DVD audio track to fill out ending]

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There are now three authored copies of this show, all sourced from the same camera: this one, the one authored by Vygi, and the third by an anonymous author. The anonymous author used a blue screen disk as the source. The whereabouts of the blue screen disk and the tape that it was sourced from is, unfortunately, unknown.

D264.su 24 CARAT D (SLIGHT RETURN)

On 5 December 2005 I concluded a review of D264 with Lovely stuff indeed - five stars and remember yet the fun of that couple of hours. I was more easily pleased then, it's true, but it wasn't just me. The four reviews before mine begin like this:

A truly stunning document (honestwithme, 16.12.03)
Incredible. A great watch! (stumd3, 24.6.04)
As the others have said, this is not to be missed (dpam, 17.8.04)
This is one of the best DVDs I have ever seen (MysteryTramp, 24.11.05)

and, in seeming validation of all these strongly positive opinions, it rides high in the Audience Must Have chart and enjoys a Rate this DVD! score (12 votes at the time of writing) of 4.7. So an obvious question presents itself: did D264, widely perceived already as exceptionally fine, really need an upgrade at all? Well the news from Ghent to Aix is good - indeed, of the best, for, strong as D264 surely was, it has emerged from its passage through The Dylan Room with deftly restored video (involving an ever-increasing range of stylish but sympathetically applied techniques), a sparkling new audio track (less audience, cleaner bass), a trade-with-confidence .su suffix and a future set exceedingly fair. For all the plaudits heaped carelessly on it, despite hosannas from all sides, Cineman's keen eye and astute ear noted that worthwhile improvements could be made and, in his assiduous, meticulous and invaluable way, on behalf of us all he duly made them. Another 24-carat Golden Calf. Praise be!

Matthew 7:20

RUNNING TIME First moving film at 7:30; complete show (including curtain-up and band intros) runs just shy of 110 minutes.
HIGHLIGHTS So much fab footage, so many powerful performances, so pick your own. For more comments on the gig see D264 review - though watching Le Fred and Larry, side by side, doing their inimitable stuff - dynamite without the flash - you have to wonder why D chooses to grub around nowadays with self-effacing Denny and strumalong Stwho - in comparison, selling-platers both.
EFCHARISTO Ace Industries and those who help him.
STARS Max tornado force, binary 101, the number of prisoners taken by Joey and his brothers, the only odd untouchable, AN boron ... Enough clues already.

Reviewed by Jim50 on 05th August 2008