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Bob Dylan - Bathed In A Stream Of Pure Heat (1997)

Track listing:
  1. Not Fade Away 4:32
  2. Pretty Peggy-O
  3. You Ain't Goin' Nowhere 4:48
  4. Every Grain Of Sand 9:47
  5. Pledging My Time 6:43
  6. O Babe It Ain't No Lie 6:05
  7. Friend Of The Devil 7:39
  8. John Brown 8:04
  9. Viola Lee Blues 4:45
  10. Roving Gambler 4:21
  11. Desolation Row 10:01
  12. Stone Walls And Steel Bars 3:35
  13. Love Minus Zero 7:26
  14. Wicked Messenger 5:25
  15. Shooting Star 6:34
  16. Long Black Veil 6:19
  17. Born In Time 7:41
  18. You're A Big Girl Now 7:31
  19. This Wheel's On Fire 5:14
  20. A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall 11:42
  21. My Back Pages 9:11

Notes


Not Fade Away (1)
Pretty Peggy-O (2)
You Ain't Goin' Nowhere (3)
Every Grain Of Sand (4)
Pledging My Time (5)
O Babe It Ain't No Lie (6)
Friend of the Devil (7)
John Brown (8)
Viola Lee Blues (9)
Roving Gambler (1)
Desolation Row (10)
Stone Walls And Steel Bars (11)
Love Minus Zero (4)
Wicked Messenger
Shooting Star (5)
Long Black Veil (12)
Born In Time (13)
You're A Big Girl Now (7)
This Wheel's On Fire (14)
Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall (15)
My Back Pages (16)

All shows are from 1997
1 Hartford, CT, 4/19
2 Albany, NY, 4/18
3 Huntsville, AL, 5/3
4 Bangor, ME, 4/9
5 Indiana, PA, 4/22
6 Durham, NH, 4/11
7 Providence, RI, 4/17
8 Northampton, MA, 4/15
9 Sapporo, Japan, 2/24
10 Monton, NJ, 4/5
11 Beverly Hills, CA, 5/21
12 Wheeling, WV, 4/28
13 Wayne, NJ, 4/13
14 West Long Branch, NJ, 4/20
15 Portland, ME, 4/10
16 Utica, NY, 4/24

This is one of the best compilation CD-rs ever released. The performances are breath-taking. The vocals and musicianship are unmatched. The recordings have, while from many different venues, been edited together to create a smooth, flowing, perfect concert listening experience. The concert photos, booklet, and over-all aesthetics of the set make this CD-r a 'must have' ... not just for Dylan fans, but for any fan of good music. This example of Dylan at perfection will win over even the harshest critic. Sony should hang their head in shame for missing the boat on releasing such an incredible package as this. It was re-released in 2001 by OMR.