| DVDylan ID: | D004 |
| Recording type: | ProShot |
Also known as commercial bootlegs "Bob Dylan Songbook" and "Tight Connection To Bob's Promos" (see cover artwork)
- To Ramona
- Subterranean Homesick Blues
- Tangled Up In Blue
- Shot Of Love
- Heart Of Mine
- Sweetheart Like You
- Jokerman
- Tight Connection To My Heart
- When The Night Comes Falling From The Sky
- Emotionally Yours
- Band Of The Hand
- Handle With Care
- End Of The Line
- Political World
- Most Of The Time
- She's My Baby
- Inside Out
- Nobody's Child
- Unbelievable
- Wilbury Twist
- Series Of Dreams (raw version)
- Series Of Dreams (art version)
- Blood In My Eyes
- Not Dark Yet
- Things Have Changed
| Number of discs: | 1 |
| Video standard: | NTSC |
| Authoring: | DVDs with menu and chapters are circulating |
This DVD has some of the cheesiest stuff Dylan did. But its
fun to watch, once. I would much rather listen to the songs,
the videos are so confining as far as images go. Sound quality
is very good. Some of the collection is on other DVDs. Some of
the stuff from the 80s is downright violent and I guess reflects
an aspect of Dylan I don't appreciate. Hopefully, he'll grow
out of it.
Reviewed by Pinkcloud on 10th October 2007
Highlights will depend on your particular preference for the songs included. All are professional and so sound and picture quality is as good as it gets. There’s the classic version of “Subterranean Homesick Blues” and the Renaldo & Clara version of “Tangled up in Blue” which it just doesn’t get any better than that for me. There are many of the MTV videos you’ve probably seen, the best are where he is playing the song with little of the acting out of the song, some are gems, others are a little less so. “Political World” is a favorite, if only the whole video would’ve just been his performance.
The Wilbury selections are great; what a band; talk about super groups! George really stands out on these. I’m a big fan of all these guys and they really go well together; nice tribute to Orbison on “End of the Line”
This disc starts strong, has some ups and downs in the middle, and then finishes as strong as it started covering nearly 40 years time from “To Ramona” to “Not Dark Yet” & “Things Have Changed” or have they? Still great music after all the years.
Thanks for sharing this!
Reviewed by johnbrown on 23rd May 2005