| DVDylan ID: | D517 |
| Recording type: | ProShot |
- Mississippi, July 1963 - Only A Pawn In Their Game
- Washington March against Racism, August 1963 - When The Ship Comes In - Only A pawn In Their Game - Hold On
- QUEST, Canadian TV Special, February 1964 - Times They Are A-Changin' - Talkin' WW3 Blues - The Loneome Death Of Hattie Carroll - Girl From the North Country - Hard Rain's Gonna Fall - Restless Farewell
- Steve Allen TV Show, February 1964 - The Loneome Death Of Hattie Carroll
- UK TV "Tonight", April 1964 - Only A Pawn In Their Game
- Newport Folk festival, July 1964 - All I Really Wanna Do
- Promo video, 1965 - Subterranean Homesick Blues
- Several excerpts from UK Tour 1965
- Newport Folk festival, July 1965 - Like A Rolling Stone (Rehearsal) - Maggie's Farm - Mr. Tambourine Man
- Several excerpts from "Eat The Document" (1966)
- Nashville recording studio, February 1969 - One Too Many Mornings (with J. Cash)
- US TV "Johnny Cash Show", May 1969 - I Threw It All Away - Living the Blues - Girl From the North Country (with J. Cash)
- Dylan at the Isle Of Wight festival, August 1996, watched by three Beatles
- Songs from "The Concert For Bangla Desh", August 1971
| Number of discs: | 1 |
| Running time: | 02:25 |
| Video standard: | NTSC |
| Authoring: | DVDs with menu and chapters are circulating |
I like this as a handy compilation. However I do have reservations. For a start the tracklisting on the cover is not accurate, mild annoyance if you are forced to buy it sealed. Also there is no track skip in "play all", mode again mildly inconvenient as are the rather sloppy transitions between tracks and sections.
Over all the picture and sound quality is very good with one or two exceptions: Sound is poor in Washington (understanable)and Johnny Cash (less understandable. The picture quality on the Cash sections is slightly better elsewhere. But this is still eminently watchable.
The highlights: The 66 stuff - always fab; Bangaladesh concert - wonderful. Despite the shortcomings,I'm glad I bought it.
Reviewed by parit on 14th March 2005