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| DVDylan ID: | D818.msu |
| Recording type: | Audience |
| City/Venue: | Théâtre Antique de Fourvière, Lyon, France |
| Date: | Tuesday, 5th July 1994 |
Never-Ending Tour Concert #578
Sourced from master D818.m
Disk author's rating: 454-44-
- Disc 1 (Songs 1-9) (57:30:15)
-Opening Titles [fade in to street pic outside theater followed by opening titles and announcement over clip]
-Jokerman [glitch @5:51:08/used 30:22 movie clip to fill]
-If Not For You
-All Along The Watchtower
-You're A Big Girl Now [cut 15:09 @23:20:05/used movie clip to fill w/trans.; shaky trans. to next song/fade out to 8:20 black still]
-Tangled Up In Blue [clipped 1:05:08/2 stills w/trans.]
-Watching The River Flow [fade out to 5:00 12:13 black still before next song]
-Love Minus Zero/No Limit [clipped 6:17/fade in to still; end clipped 8:08/1 still w/fade out to 12:13 black still; audio source CDs split at this point so file was edited fore smooth fit]
-Masters Of War
-Boots Of Spanish Leather [cut before end 1:36:10/2 stills w/3 trans.; fade to end disk 1 message over 14:10 still w/fade out]- Disc 2 (Songs 10-15) (45:26:24)
-Opening Titles [fade in to titles over 14:10 still]
-God Knows [removed 3-frames and added 5-frame still for a/v sync; shaky trans. to next song/1:20 still added w/trans.]
-I'll Remember You [shaky start/21:12 still added; overlap to 20:02 still w/trans. before next song]
-She Belongs To Me [clipped 21:20/2 stills w/3 trans.; out of focus 20:19/1 still w/trans.]
-Maggie's Farm
-Band Introductions [@ end of "Maggie's Farm"; encore break cut from video/cut audio source 1:13:04/2 stills w/trans.]
-Man In The Long Black Coat [clipped 33:24/2 stills w/2 trans.]
-It Ain't Me, Babe [end thanks/credits/salute/fadeout]
-Bonus Clip on Disk 2: The Jokermen
| Number of discs: | 2 |
| Running time: | 01:42:58 |
| Video standard: | PAL |
| Authoring: | DVDs with menu and chapters are circulating |
Special thanks for the video to: THE VIDEOGRAPHER & COOPS2009.
Additional thanks for the audio to: SCHUBERT & OUTSIDETLAW.
Edited, sound upgraded and authored to DVD by: YASSOU.
D818.m>MacBookPro4,1.>VIDEO_TS>MPEGStreamclip 1.8.1>dv>iMovie 6.0.3.
Sound upgraded with excellent (A) LB-4369.
LB-4369>Toast Titanium 10>disk images>>Sound Designer II>iMovie 6.0.3.
Audio and video assets edited in iMovie 6.0.3; authored, multiplexed and burned to VIDEO_TS folder in iDVD 7.1.1; torrent generated in Bittorrent 4.4.1.
coops2009 notes:
July 5, 1994 D4 A7 S8 H9 F 8 BL2D
Unknown camera model number a SONY camcorder using high density picture
Transferred to DVD via a Phillips DVDRecorder and menued with Tempgenc DVD Author 4
TECHY STUFF
DVD VOB Format PAL Ratio 4.3
Sys Bitrate 10080 kb/s VBR
Pics/s 25,000 Frames/s 25.000 Fields/s 50.00
Pic 720 x 576
Audio AC3 stereo 48000Hz 256 kb/s
This is yet another enjoyable show made possible by the willingness of the intrepid filmer to share his master and of coops2009 to upload it to the HungerCity tracker.
The show appears to start during the early evening because the image gets more grainy and the color less sharp as the show proceeds, thus indicating limitations of the camera to handle low light and spotlight situations. However, the filmer does a good job keeping the camera steady, and there are few instances of heads or bodies blocking the view from his seat on the left side of the Théatre Antique de Fourvière, an ancient Roman theater built in 15 BC.
Dylan's performance is quite strong, with "Jokerman" being my favorite. The players, except for J.J. Jackson, are well within view. This is unfortunate because J.J. lays down some terrific guitar licks, especially on "Maggie's Farm" and "God Knows".
The sub-title, "Les Hommes Joker Voir Bobby", refers to the "Jokermen" clip that has been added as a bonus. I'm not sure who these gentlemen are, although I have my suspicions about one of them, but it's clear from their accents that they and the filmer are visitors from across the English Channel.
What we have here, then, is not quite a "must-have", but certainly a disk that will often enough, as Little Richard puts it, make your big toe shoot up in your boot.
Reviewed by yassou on 01st April 2011