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| DVDylan ID: | D044.su |
| Recording type: | Audience |
| City/Venue: | Madison Square Garden, New York City, NY |
| Date: | Wednesday, 13th November 2002 |
Never-Ending Tour Concert #1484
- Seeing The Real You At Last
- Carrying A Torch
- Tombstone Blues
- You Ain't Goin' Nowhere
- Things Have Changed
- Brown Sugar
- Forever Young
- It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)
- One Too Many Mornings
- Cold Irons Bound
- Shelter From The Storm
- Old Man
- Honest With Me
- The Times They Are A-Changin'
- High Water
- Mutineer
- Floater (Too Much To Ask)
- Summer Days
- Blowin' In The Wind
- All Along The Watchtower
- Something
| Number of discs: | 1 |
| Video standard: | NTSC |
| Authoring: | DVDs with menu and chapters are circulating |
Fantastic 2 camera mixed dvd!
It's not often you see Bob doing a rare and special setlist like this including covers of Neil Young's Old Man and George Harrison's Something aswell as Brown Sugar and Mutineer.
The show is brilliant with Bob on guitar and piano and what makes this dvd stand out is the fantastic 2 camera mix! This film would be awesome with one camera!
Tombstone Blues, One Too Many Mornings, Shelter From The Storm are played really well but Summer Days has to be possibly the best summer days ever recorded as Bob and his Band dance the whole way.
5 STARS!
Reviewed by Josepi on 23rd June 2007
Been living with this DVD for nine months now and love it more each time I watch it. The picture could perhaps be a little sharper, the first 15 minutes are fairly standard and my copy has 2 momentary freezes on 'Tombstone Blues' (maybe this is a generic glitch?) but otherwise this disc is just great.
It's got everything:
- Tony sings (??)
- Larry & Tony dance(sort of)
- Charlie assaults both Bob's piano and George's drumkit
- You get to see plenty of the band
- The band are hotter than hot
- During Bob's harmonica solo on 'YAGN', Tony flashes George a look that seems to say "Hey, Bob's really ON tonight". And you know what? Tony was right...
- Bob's in a great mood (Tony cracks him up during 'Summer Days' and he lets Charlie get away with all sorts of aberrant behaviour)
- 'Summer Days': Feelin' blue? Play this and you'll be feeling better by the end of it than you did at the beginning. Even if you're one of those who hates 'SD', I challenge you to play this and remain unmoved. Kick-ass rock'n'roll.
- It's beautifully put together. Two pretty good films (thanks camera crew) have been edited very cleverly. There are very few irritations (an occasional head & a shake here and there but nothing much more than that) so you can sit back, open a bottle/light one up/whatever floats your boat and settle down for the evening. Whoever put this DVD together did a brilliant job. And they so obviously had a whole load of fun doing it.
A great show from a great tour with (arguably) Bob's greatest band of recent years cooking up a storm. Five guys having a ball.
Five stars to everyone involved with performance and production of this disc. We're privileged to have stuff like this available to us...
Reviewed by Mr-Clean on 26th January 2006