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| DVDylan ID: | D741.msu |
| Recording type: | Audience |
| City/Venue: | Glasgow, Scotland, Scottish Exhibition And Conference Center |
| Date: | Wednesday, 11th April 2007 |
Filmed by “THE TWO DAVES”
Transferred & disseminated by COOPS2009
Audio recorded by SOOMLOS
Audio shared by OUTSIDETLAW
Edited, sound upgraded & authored by YASSOU
Concert # 1922 of The Never-Ending Tour
Bob Dylan (vocal, electric guitar, harmonica & keyboard)
Stu Kimball (acoustic guitar)
Denny Freeman (electric guitar)
Donnie Herron (violin, mandolin, steel guitar, banjo; small 6-string electric (tenor?) guitar)
Tony Garnier (electric and standup bass)
George Recile (drums & percussion)
ArtWork courtesy of Alias1976: http://i.imgur.com/QEJgm6f.jpg
- DISC 1 (1:05:42:14) (songs 1-10/tracks 1-12)
-Opening Titles [titles over 8:22 still]
-Introduction [over 29:04 still]
-Cat's In The Well [clipped/ 1:00:01 still; focus issues throughout; cut 30:00 @3:37:17 then o-f & ob./3 stills; trans. to next song cut/7:20 still]
-It Ain't Me, Babe [clipped 2:06:16/4 stills; ob. & ot @7:46:24 then cut @8:10:11/31:12 still; ob & ot 18:15 @8:26:14/2 stills]
-Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues
-It's Alright, Ma (I’m Only Bleeding)
-The Levee's Gonna Break
-When The Deal Goes Down [cut 4:02:21 @33:12:07/5 stills; ob. trans. to next song/19:08 still; ob. @44:55:21/26:13 still]
-Most Likely You Go Your Way And I’ll Go Mine [ob. start/6:20 still; ob. @43:42:19/24:03 still]
-John Brown [end slight cut/1:17 still; ob. trans. to next song/25:05 still
-Rollin' And Tumblin' [ob.t trans. to next song/27:16 still]
-A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall [end Disc 1 message]- DISC 2 (51:33:07) (songs 11—17/tracks 13-22)
-Opening Titles [fade in]
-Spirit On The Water [cam. pause & cut 1:25:05 @3:56:22/5 stills; CD split before next song; ob. trans. to next song/26:05 still]
-Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again
-Ain't Talkin'
-Summer Days
-Like A Rolling Stone [removed 1:20:13 audience applause to match cut in video for pre-encore break]
-Thunder On The Mountain
-Band Introductions
-All Along The Watchtower
-End Credits & Band Formation [added 3 stills after formation to match audio]
| Number of discs: | 2 |
| Running time: | 01:56:16 |
| Video standard: | PAL |
| Authoring: | DVDs with menu and chapters are circulating |
DISC AUTHOR'S RATING:
5-point scale: 2-5-/5+/4+/4+/5-
15-point scale: 5-13/15/12/12/13 (avg. 13.00 A-)
VIDEO SOURCE & LINEAGE:
MS-187/D741.m
Filmed by “The Two Daves”
Transferred & disseminated by Coops2009
Files authored to DVD with Tempgenc DVD Works Author 4
VIDEO : Mpeg-2, 720 x 576. 25 fps, pic ratio 4.3. PAL
AUDIO : AC3 Dolby Digital, 48000 Hz, stereo 38.4 kb/s
EC30 tapes transferred to PC via a Panasonic NV-W1 Professional triple standard vhs machine.
vob files > hd > MPEG Streamclip 1.9.2 > dv > iMovie 6.0.3
COOPS2009 NOTES FOR MS-187:
Remember even if you have some of the Daves films already that at best your copies will be 2 generations poorer than anything in the Masters series, so get em all.
These will be with original sound though many will feature as sound upgrades eventually with my two mates Yassou and Madhasse helping out.
AUDIO SOURCE & LINEAGE:
LB-4912
LB rating: A
Taper: soomlos
Shared by OutsideTLaw via trade
11th row center, km140 > v3 > mt24/96 (24/48), audacity > r8brain > cd wave > flac; bittorrent download 05/07; excellent sound [A]; background talking d1t3 CDs > hd
CDs > hd > Toast Titanium 11.0.4 > SD II disk images > iMovie 6.0.3
LB NOTES FOR LB-4912:
In comparison to spot LB-4750 this is warmer sound.
Related note from LB-5279: in 3-way comparison this is different recording based on different crowd at end of d1t9; soomlos LB-4912 has the fullest warmest sound, then this, and then spot LB-4750; (did not listen to all of this)
DVD PRODUCTION PROCESS:
Audio and video assets edited in iMovie 6.0.3; authored, multiplexed and burned to VIDEO_TS folder in iDVD 7.1.2 (Professional Quality 2-pass variable bit rate encoding)
2-5-/5+/4+/4+/5-
5-13/15/12/12/13 (avg. 13.00 A-)
Right center balcony 5˙
120 mins
PAL
DIFFERENCES OVER & IMPROVEMENTS TO D187.m/D741.m:
-sound upgraded
-filled obstructed song and parts of one song with footage from alternate camera
-different title & track menus
DIFFERENCES OVER & IMPROVEMENTS TO D741.suu:
-sourced from the master
-split into 2 discs to achieve higher bitrate
-does not incorporate special effects
-more judicious use of stills
-different title & track menus
PERFORMANCE/HIGHLIGHTS/SPECIAL MOMENTS:
-good mix of newer and older songs
-Dylan’s voice a bit rough but he sings quite clearly and forcefully
-military drum beat on “It’s Alright Ma (I’m Only Bleeding) with great banjo by
Herron
-“When The Deal Goes Down” very nicely sung
-tasty harp on “Most Likely You Go Your Way And I’ll Go Mine”
-“John Brown” sung to the beat of a military dirge
-effective slide guitar by Freeman on “Rollin' And Tumblin’”
-a majestic “A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall”
-brilliant performance of “Ain’t Talkin’”
-rollicking performance of “Summer Days” would make Bob Wills proud
-crowd sings along on choruses of “Like A Rolling Stone” with Dylan’s tart harp,
plucky piano playing, and Freeman’s smooth lead guitar prominently featured
-bearded interloper delivers something to Dylan during “Thunder On The Mountain”
DISTANCE/POSITION: 5-13 (center balcony 10˙) (excellent position hampered at the beginning by obstructions and related focus issues; filmer skillfully zooms and pans to feature all players with Dylan and players behind him and on his right (Receli, Herron and Kimball) getting the most attention due to bodies on the left blocking Garner and especially Freeman
AUDIO: 15 (excellent LB-4912)
STEADINESS: 12 (shaky at beginning and between some songs but quite watchable)
HEADS/OBSTRUCTIONS: 12 (passing bodies, especially at the beginning; intermittent obstructions on the left, some possibly caused by filmer hiding camera lens, limited panning to Garnier and Freeman)
FOCUS: 13 (excellent color and light with soft focus; obstruction-related focus issues
EDITING: cut and obstructed parts filled with stills
Concert # 1922 of The Never-Ending Tour
Bob Dylan (vocal, electric guitar, harmonica & keyboard)
Stu Kimball (guitar)
Denny Freeman (guitar)
Donnie Herron (violin, mandolin, steel guitar, banjo)
Tony Garnier (bass)
George Recile (drums & percussion).
VIDEO SOURCE & LINEAGE:
MS-187/D741.m
Filmed by “The Two Daves”
Transferred & disseminated by Coops2009
Files authored to DVD with Tempgenc DVD Works Author 4
VIDEO : Mpeg-2, 720 x 576. 25 fps, pic ratio 4.3. PAL
AUDIO : AC3 Dolby Digital, 48000 Hz, stereo 38.4 kb/s
EC30 tapes transferred to PC via a Panasonic NV-W1 Professional triple standard vhs machine.
vob files > hd > MPEG Streamclip 1.9.2 > dv > iMovie 6.0.3
COOPS2009 NOTES FOR MS-187:
Remember even if you have some of the Daves films already that at best your copies will be 2 generations poorer than anything in the Masters series, so get em all.
These will be with original sound though many will feature as sound upgrades eventually with my two mates Yassou and Madhasse helping out
AUDIO SOURCE & LINEAGE:
LB-4912
LB rating: A
Taper: soomlos
Shared by OutsideTLaw via trade
11th row center, km140 > v3 > mt24/96 (24/48), audacity > r8brain > cd wave > flac; bittorrent download 05/07; excellent sound [A]; background talking d1t3 CDs > hd
CDs > hd > Toast Titanium 11.0.4 > SD II disk images > iMovie 6.0.3
LB NOTES FOR LB-4912:
In comparison to spot LB-4750 this is warmer sound.
RELATED NOTE FOR LB-5279:
In 3-way comparison this is different recording based on different crowd at end of d1t9; soomlos LB-4912 has the fullest warmest sound, then this, and then spot LB-4750; (did not listen to all of this)
DVD PRODUCTION PROCESS:
Audio and video assets edited in iMovie 6.0.3; authored, multiplexed and burned to VIDEO_TS folder in iDVD 7.1.2 (Professional Quality 2-pass variable bit rate encoding)
Reviewed by yassou on 18th June 2016