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spike wrote:Prediction:

Shallow May will perform two numbers as Dylan on SNL.

The real Bob will appear in the monologue and all the skits instead of Shallow May.

Merry pranksters.

Likely, likely and unlikely.

I'm in an awkward Dylan phase please help me

tree_ wrote:I'm in an awkward Dylan phase please help me

I've got some cool shit if you want to be enabled.

I did collect all the 50th anniversary copyright sets and at one point made compilations of the 1966 and 1975 complete live sets for shit and giggles. I'd probably take another look at all that stuff if I was to do anything serious. But it's been a long time since I've been interested. Haven't even looked into the most recent set.

Also did pristine vinyl transfers of all the Blonde On Blonde alternate mixes and general mono mixes that have not been released digitally. It's good shit maaaaan.

Kevin can attest to this.

Those Blonde alt takes would be pretty juicy.

zeb wrote:Those Blonde alt takes would be pretty juicy.

They're alternate mixes. He kept changing his mind and remixing the mono version and earlier mixes leaked out in different countries.

https://www.electricdylan.net/BobAppend/AppendixC.htm

He did the same thing with the stereo mix but only once. Only a few scattered tracks made it to CD. And each CD was remixed all over again.

It's crazy.

https://www.electricdylan.net/BobPart2/BobPart2.htm

Ah OK, alt mixes are slightly less interesting but would still be juicy I imagine.

Dem rare mono ones all from vinyl:

What does Blonde on blonde even mean

The Lost Mono Mixes compilation is one of my flat-out favorite Dylan boots, period. And I have lots.

I listened to the 1974 Live Recordings set from beginning to end last November-December. I never much cared for Before the Flood but I thought the box set was awesome.

Zeb, all the Blonde on Blonde/Highway 61 etc. outtakes are on the “Cutting Edge” bootleg series, some iteration of which I think is on streaming services.

Kevin Davis wrote:Zeb, all the Blonde on Blonde/Highway 61 etc. outtakes are on the “Cutting Edge” bootleg series, some iteration of which I think is on streaming services.

Thanks KD, I have spent a bit of time with that collection, that's by far my favourite Dylan period so I should revisit it soon.

I heard two of the songs from the film with Chamalamalay singing them. He does great! Sounds exactly like Bob! Better even

I don’t know if this makes me basic, but my favorite Dylan album is Freewheelin’

Freewheelin' is great! It's one of those albums that has just gotten better and better for me over the years, especially as outtakes and other material from around that time has become available. That whole period is just such an incredible lightning-in-a-bottle moment, goofy and slight as some of it is.

Sloppy Dupree wrote:I don’t know if this makes me basic, but my favorite Dylan album is Freewheelin’

Part of the extensive inclusion of Dylan in the studio albums thread revolves around figuring this out too, because I just don’t know. There’s several albums in contention for sure, and if you asked me without listening, Blonde on Blonde might take it for me, but that’s the point of listening and being open to another one. Highway 61 is right up there with it, as is Blood on the Tracks. I guess I will know in short order. All of them will probably end up somewhere near the top of the overall list I have been keeping.

Desire will probably always be my personal fav. But anyone who says Freewheelin' or Blonde on Blonde or Blood on the Tracks or Highway 61 or ....

Dude just has too many great albums.

liebzz wrote:

Sloppy Dupree wrote:I don’t know if this makes me basic, but my favorite Dylan album is Freewheelin’

Part of the extensive inclusion of Dylan in the studio albums thread revolves around figuring this out too, because I just don’t know. There’s several albums in contention for sure, and if you asked me without listening, Blonde on Blonde might take it for me, but that’s the point of listening and being open to another one. Highway 61 is right up there with it, as is Blood on the Tracks. I guess I will know in short order. All of them will probably end up somewhere near the top of the overall list I have been keeping.

You mentioned my other three favorites. But there’s something about the raw sound and emotion on Freewheelin’ that always hits the right spot for me.

Desire might be my favorite as well.

Whatever one tangled up in blue is on.

And his greatest hits album.

dimejinky99 wrote:And his greatest hits album.

bringing it all back home
Highway 61
Nashville Skyine
Blood on the Tracks
World Gone Wrong
Time out of Mind

Those are probably my favorites? Not in any particular order.