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| DVDylan ID: | D1079 |
| Recording type: | Audience |
| City/Venue: | Philadelphia, PA, USA/Temple University, Apollo Of Temple |
| Date: | Tuesday, 9th November 1999 |
Never-Ending Tour Concert #1155
Special thanks for the master Hi8 tape to TOM P. & RAYGUN.
Deep thanks for the LB-9841 audio to MENDO-STEVE.
Further thanks for the LB-4289 audio to WKLITZ & MIKE INHATT.
Enduring thanks for opening up his audio vault to OUTSIDETLAW.
Edited, sound upgraded & authored by YASSOU.
- Disk 1 (52:33:13) (Songs 1-09/Tracks 1-10)
-Introduction [fade in to opening titles]
-Hallelujah, I'm Ready To Go [cut 1:09:20/6 stills]
-The Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll [4:12:24 obstr. sporadically/10 stills; end cut 1:01:39/5 stills]
-Boots of Spanish Leather [clipped 17:01/1 still]
-A Satisfied Mind
-Mama, You Been On My Mind
-Tangled Up In Blue [obstr. 17:03/1 still; trans. to next song obstr. 37:25/1 still; LB-9841 cut 19 frames @end/video cut to match/used LB-4289 to fill cut; audio drop on LB-9841 into next song/used 57:00 of LB-4289 to fill]
-Folsom Prison Blues [clipped 1:15:21/3 stills; cut 20:25 @38:17:08/2 stills; trans to next song cut 25:21/1 still]
-Ballad Of A Thin Man [clipped 4:/15/1 still; LB-9841 cut @46:28:05 until start of next song/used 1:04:11 of LB-4289 to fill end and start of next song; trans. to next song obstr. 20:04/1 still]
-Man Of Peace [clipped 10:24/1 still; end Disk 1 message over 12:: still]- Disk 2 (1:00:10:10) (Songs 10-18/Tracks 11-22)
-Opening Titles [titles over 11:10 clip]
-I'll Be Your Baby Tonight [clipped 6:09/1 still; 4-frame glitch @4:52:27/1 still + 4 frames for a/v sync; obstructed trans. to next song/fade out to 22:04 still]
-Shooting Star [shooting star effect at start; obstr. 10:26/1 still + 9 frames added for a/v sync]
-Band Introductions
-Maggie's Farm [start obstr. 13:07/1 still; cut 1:26:04 of break before encore/used LB-4289 to fill cut break on LB-9841]
-Love Sick [added 3-frame still @25:33:24 for a/v sync; LB-9841 CD split before next song]
-Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 [added 3-frame still before song for a/v sync]
-Don't Think Twice, It's All Right [obstr. start 14:09/1 still +8 frames for a/v sync; obstr./cut 19:01/1 still + 8:14 for a/v sync; LB-9841 missing last three songs/used LB-4289]
-Not Fade Away [obstr/cut before start/1 still + 8:05 for a/v sync; trans. to next song/obstr/cut 56:15/2 stills]
-Blowin' In The Wind [start obstr./cut 19:17/1 still; trans. to last song obstr/cut 15:14/1 still]
-Highway 61 Revisited
-End Thanks & Credits [end thanks/credits/salute/fadeout; used video soundtrack applause to fill out 22:04 of ending]
| Number of discs: | 2 |
| Running time: | 01:52:43 |
| Video standard: | NTSC |
| Authoring: | DVDs with menu and chapters are circulating |
Disk author's rating: 455-4-5-
VIDEO SOURCE & LINEAGE
Master Hi8 tape
Hi8 tape > Sony Digital Video Camera Recorder (DCR-TRV480) > iMovie 6.0.3.
AUDIO SOURCES & LINEAGE
LB-9841 (primary source)
Recorded by Mendo-Steve
LB-9841 > flac > xACT > aiff > Toast Titanium 11.0.4 > disk images > iMovie 6.0.3.
LB-4289 (used to fill missing parts and drops of of primary source)
Recorded By Wklitz & Mike Inhatt
LB-4289 > flac > xACT > aiff > Toast Titanium 11.0.4 > disk images > iMovie 6.0.3.
Audio and video assets edited in iMovie 6.0.3; authored, multiplexed and burned to VIDEO_TS folder in iDVD 7.1.2 (Professional Quality 2-pass variable bit rate encoding)
The subtitle says it all. This hitherto hidden program contains the only live performance of "A Satisfied Mind," and a fine performance it is.
The show kicks off with six straight acoustic numbers, highlighted by "A Satisfied Mind," but further enhanced by a great "Momma, You Been On My Mind." Fortunately, the obstructions at the start of the program (toggle the technical details) dissipate in time for those two songs to be enjoyed in all their raging glory.
The acoustic program is followed by some killer electric numbers, especially "Man Of Peace" and "Maggie's Farm," a country classic ("Folsom Prison Blues"), and a sublime "Shooting Star." The final number, "Highway 61 Revisited," brings Charlie in closer to the rest of the group for some excellent lead interplay with Larry and Bob. Tony becomes so inspired that he jumps up on the drum stand to have some words with Kemper.
A master Hi8 tape was shared by our constant friends and benefactors, Tom P. and raygun, and sound upgraded with two 'A' rated audio sources, one of which was used primarily for fills of missing songs and drops on the other source. While dealing with a feisty crowd, especially the inspired female who insisted on dancing through most of "Tangled Up In Blue," our cameraman did a fine job of panning and zooming, a fact which actually gave welcome opportunities to capture Charlie, who was too far right to make most of the film.
Did I say: 5 Stars?
Reviewed by yassou on 08th March 2013