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| DVDylan ID: | D226.m |
| Recording type: | Audience |
| City/Venue: | Hammersmith Odeon, London, England |
| Date: | Sunday, 4th February 1990 |
This footage appears on D935.5 (which was used for D941.2 as well) and is also listed as D226 and D226.ms. D226.ms promised to have the cleanest lineage of all four at the time of it's release in Summer 2015
- DVD 1
-Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again
-One More Cup Of Coffee (Valley Below)
-My Back Pages
-Political World
-I Shall Be Released
-What Was It You Wanted
-Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat
-All Along The Watchtower
-It's All Over Now, Baby Blue- DVD 2
-Boots Of Spanish Leather
-The Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll
-Man Of Constant Sorrow (Trad Arr Dylan)
-Everything Is Broken
-What Good Am I ?
-Seeing The Real You At Last
-It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry
-Simple Twist Of Fate
-Like A Rolling Stone
-Mr. Tambourine Man (fragment
-Rainy Day Women Nos. 12 & 35 (fragment)
| Number of discs: | 2 |
| Running time: | 01:19 |
| Video standard: | PAL |
| Authoring: | DVDs with menu and chapters are circulating |
Filmed on a Sony CCD TR70E
transferred om a Sony CCD TR8640DE as original camera now broken
Transferred to PC via firewire and authored with Tempgenc DVD Authoring Works 4
from the original masters
Author's notes:
"So fueled by enthusiasm from his mates the taper returns after the previous nights failure
as soon as he enters the lobby of Hammersmith there is a swarm of security on him checking him
for "gear" but he remains cool, mainly because he has just seen his mate walk in carrying the camera unnoticed.
This was to happen every night, he was a marked man going in, In these days the tapers knew and
to a minor degree helped each other so a routine developed. Our man would go in and attract attention and whilst
he was thoroughly frisked all the dodgy bags an bulging coats would slip in. !!
Course once the cameras in his hands he is by an large on his own. But tonight is a far better deal
This is a faily steady balcony view and a quite watchable film if a little dark. "