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3.5 (2 votes)
DVDylan ID: D166
Recording type: Audience
City/Venue: Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Five Seasons Center
Date: Monday, 3rd April 2000
  1. Roving Gambler
  2. Song To Woody
  3. Desolation Row
  4. Mama, You Been On My Mind
  5. Tangled Up In Blue
  6. White Dove
  7. Gotta Serve Somebody
  8. You Ain't Goin' Nowhere
  9. Tombstone Blues
  10. I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
  11. Lenny Bruce
  12. Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat
  13. Love Sick
  14. Like A Rolling Stone
  15. Knockin' On Heaven's Door
  16. Not Fade Away
  17. Don't Think Twice, It's All Right
  18. Rainy Day Women #12 & #35
Number of discs: 1
Video standard: NTSC
Authoring: DVDs with proper chapter marks are circulating
Very steady (filmed from tripod?), natural colours.


no, no, no, it ain't 5, babe.
4 is enough.
Why ? not such a good show, except for a few highlights (desolation row especially), and filming is nice but i've seen just as good.

Reviewed by frankielee75 on 05th September 2005

Out of all of the DVDs of Bob Dylan I've ever watched, this one has the best picture. The colors are clear and bright, and the picture is extremely steady. This taper concentrates on Bob, but often shows Larry and even the rest of the band sometimes. Musicians like myself will love this because it can be seen very clearly what the three guitarists are doing. One thing I like about this DVD is that unlike every other one I've seen, it shows the band coming onstage for the encores, which is one of my favorite parts of any show. The only complaint about this DVD is that (and this isn't even the taper's fault) somewhere in the middle of Like a Rolling Stone, a fan (whom I don't blame) suddenly gets a huge burst of energy and starts dancing right in front of the taper. During Not Fade Away he is literally jumping up and down and almost completely blocks the stage from the taper's view. The taper continues anyway. With that one exception, this is one of the best, if not the best, audience-filmed DVDs I have ever watched, and I highly recommend it to any fan of Dylan.

Reviewed by MysteryTramp on 14th May 2005

I really enjoyed this dvd very much. A lot of the "action" is straight ahead on Dylan. It's cool to see what he's playing (if you play guitar). Some occasional heads get in the way, but not to the point of annoyance. Great setlist and performance make this a great dvd. Not professional by any means but a great job nonetheless!

Reviewed by stumd3 on 24th June 2004