Rome, Italy (12-Nov-11)

This is a welcome addition to our catalog, and Tunnel85, the filmer and, presumably, the disk editor/author, has done a fine production job. The film is shot with a steady hand, and panning, and zooming is varied enough to keep things interesting. The author points out that the film is a bit on the dark/grainy side, but this doesn't detract from enjoyment of the show. The use of sliding panels to fill missing parts at the beginning of the show was a welcome departure from the static stills used by some disk authors. (Note to self: Find out how to do this!)

The Bach soundtrack is as good as stealth audio gets, and the editor's syncing of it to the video is flawless as far as I could tell.

Dylan's performance is an impressive 5 stars, with the entire package worth at least a 4+/5-. So why be stingy? It's a '5'!

Hopefully, we'll see more from the hand of Tunnel85.

For stealth video and audio, this is near FIVE stars - and I am always grateful to the many hearts and hands involved in bootleg production near and far. The audio is fabulous, thank you BACH! A special highlight from this show is "Things Have Changed" featuring a trim and fit, animated Bob (he might even be smiling as he croons with harmonica in hand) with special guest Mark Knoepfler, so happy to see Mr. Sexton back with the band.