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| DVDylan ID: | D258 |
| Recording type: | Audience |
| City/Venue: | Circus Krone, Munich, Germany |
| Date: | Friday, 21st June 1991 |
- New Morning
- All Along The Watchtower
- Gotta Serve Somebody
- Wiggle Wiggle
- When I Paint My Masterpiece
- Man Gave Names To All The Animals
- Two Soldiers (trad.)
- Gates Of Eden
- Don't Think Twice, It's All Right
- It Ain't Me, Babe
- Everything Is Broken
- I Believe In You
- Highway 61 Reviseted
- Lenny Bruce
- Ballad Of A Thin Man
| Number of discs: | 1 |
| Authoring: | DVDs with menu and chapters are circulating |
The same show is available in much better video quality and upgraded sound as #D295
Very shaky at the beginning, then better. Transferred from a quite old tape, therefore video quality is just below average.
GENERAL COMMENTS: Very nice sound quality and performance overall. One thing I especially noticed about this one is the great crowd response. Dylan's perfomance just gets better and better throughout the concert - probably due to the fantastic response from the crowd.
SPECIFICS: There is some great harmonica work here from Dylan and Dylan is quite bubbly in parts. "Two Soldiers" is one of the highlights - a delightful performance. A very interesting rendition of "I Believe in You" and Dylan introduces "Don't Think Twice, it's allright" with a VERY interesting explanation of how he came to write the song. Finally, a very fiery performance of "Highway 61" (a personal favourite) draws the concert to a nice climax and the crowd knows it.
VERDICT: This one is very good - definitely worthy of being in any collection. 1991 was an interesting year for Dylan - a motley record with some sparkling performances (see D587.su for example just two days before this performance) but also some rather lackluster ones as well (see D623.su to see what I mean). Get this one, you won't be disappointed.
RECOMMENDED DRINKING MATERIAL WHILST VIEWING DVD: A glass of Balantine's Finest does it for me.
Big thank-you to taaa for this one.
Reviewed by Blackburne on 25th February 2008