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Bob Dylan 05/08/02
Telewest Arena, Newcastle, United Kingdom
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Set I
Wait For The Light To Shine (acoustic)
Song To Woody (acoustic)
It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) (acoustic)
Love Minus Zero/No Limit (acoustic)
Solid Rock
Just Like A Woman
Subterranean Homesick Blues
Cry A While
Mr. Tambourine Man (acoustic)
A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall (acoustic)
Tangled Up In Blue (acoustic)
Standing In The Doorway
Summer Days
Cold Irons Bound
Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat
(1st encore)

Love Sick
Like A Rolling Stone
If Dogs Run Free (acoustic)
Honest With Me
Blowin' In The Wind (acoustic)
(2nd encore)

Highway 61 Revisited
Set II
 
Set III
 
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User (active/rating) Media / # Show Sound Details DB Source User Source
Jerry Morgan (1/5) cd / 2 View  
Notes: LB0285
forgottenspace (1/4.5) CD / 2 View   Crystal Cat Records 639-40
forgottenspace (1/4.5) CD / 2 View   Crystal Cat
forgottenspace (1/4.5) CD / 2 View   Low-gen audio disks > (dBpowerAMP set to compression level 6) flac.
forgottenspace (1/4.5) CD / 2 View   core sound cardioids > denecke ad-20 > sony tcd-d8 > DAT (44.1kHz)
forgottenspace (1/4.5) CD / 2 View   Crystal Cat
Mike Kelly (1/4.3) cdr / 2 View   Audience Recording
thegreatdivide6 (1/0) flac / 0 View   LB-840
Notes: audience
Stuart Ferguson (1/4.3) CDR / 2 View   Audience; LB-840
Notes: DVD 1341; lineage: LB-840. BOOTLEG: Newcastle 2002; crystal cat version, excellent sound. Good quality audience recording from silver CDs 'Newcastle 2002' (Crystal Cat 639-40) > TLH flac 8
x poordevil (1/5) DVD aud / 3 View  
Maria Reine (1/5) CD-R / 2 View  
Notes: SHN
Jeff (1/5) SHN / 2 View   commercial bootleg>unclekurty's wallet>eac>wav>shn(seekable)
Notes: AT24 Bob Dylan Newcastle 2002 May 8, 2002 Telewest Arena Newcastle, United Kingdom Crystal Cat Records 639-40 commercial bootleg>unclekurty's wallet>eac>wav>shn(seekable) Disc One 1 Intro 2 Wait For The Light To Shine (acoustic) 3 Song To Woody (acoustic) 4 It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) (acoustic) 5 Love Minus Zero/No Limit (acoustic) 6 Solid Rock 7 Just Like A Woman 8 Subterranean Homesick Blues 9 Cry A While 10 Mr. Tambourine Man (acoustic) 11 A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall (acoustic) 12 Tangled Up In Blue (acoustic) Disc Two 1 Standing In The Doorway 2 Summer Days 3 Cold Irons Bound 4 Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat (1st encore) 5 Love Sick 6 Like A Rolling Stone 7 If Dogs Run Free (acoustic) 8 Honest With Me 9 Blowin' In The Wind (acoustic) (2nd encore) 10 Highway 61 Revisited Review from inserts taken from Bob Links: Newcastle revisited. For the second time my wife and I saw a Bob Dylan concert at the Telewest Arena (we had been there on 19/09/00 as well). Our seats in the very center of the 11th row provided a good view and an excellent sound for us. The five craftsmen on stage again showed us what kind of wonderful art they are able to create with their instruments. There are simply no bad Bob Dylan concerts these days. I think the main reason why some of us, who go to several shows, do not enjoy all the songs the same way the majority of the audience does, is that we are spoiled, have so many points of reference, and let our expectations get in the way. ["Oh, I wish he would have played ... in this spot." Oh, not ... again." "Well, but the version of ... in ... was better than this."] It takes a concious effort to not be fooled by this wrong approach to Bob's performing art, and sometimes we do not succeed. But Bob Dylan does not perform a show to please our high expectations. All shows however are worth seeing, and often he does pull out surprises, and plays simply great versions of some of your favorite songs. That is why I spend my vacation once more going to several shows. But that is also why I for my part focus on personal highlights in my reviews. Last night there were of course some songs I enjoyed more than other songs, but that does not give me the right to knock those other songs, for they still are multiple times preferable to anything else performed by any other band or artist out there. My 36th Bob date started with my 2nd "WAIT FOR THE LIGHT TO SHINE" [http://notdarkyet.tripod.com/light.html], followed by my 2nd "Song To Woody", which was performed for the first time this year. Not a bad start at all. A little later I saw my 6th "Love Minus Zero", delivered most beautifully after starting with a nice harp solo. Next came the 14th "SOLID ROCK" on this tour, a song I hoped to see once during these British shows, and which I got to see already twice now in consecutive shows. With four concerts to go to, chances are I will see it again. Observing Bob singing these lyrics once more (as I did in Cardiff), I really do get the impression, he intents to communicate to the audience, that he is serious about the meaning of these words. A definite high point of the evening for me. [http://notdarkyet.tripod.com/solidrock.html] A harp solo by Bob always is nice to watch, and the three he did, when starting "Just Like A Woman", "Tambourine Man", and "Blowing", would have been even more enjoyable if some people would not have tried to sing along with the melody. But no more about strange audience behaviour. On stage the band played my 3rd "S.H.B" (you don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows), which was immensely enjoyable. Also I got to hear my 4th "HARD RAIN" [http://notdarkyet.tripod.com/hardrain.html], a lyrical feast in every show it appears in these days. The finest peak of the Newcastle show was song number twelve, which was a superb version of "STANDING IN THE DOORWAY" [http://notdarkyet.tripod.com/doorway.html]. It was a bit surprising to hear it again in Newcastle, as he performed it on that very stage before in September 2000, which had been the first appearance of this gem in Europe. And, to quote my review from back than, this song again "by itself was worth the price of admission". The guitar playing by Bob on this song last night was really beautiful. Talking about guitars, "Summer Days" was next, Charlie played awesome on this. The instrumental part between "you been teasing me" and "standing by God's river", usually two or three minutes long, is the most enjoyable of all the predictable parts of these shows for me. It simply gets to me every time. The guitars I liked a lot also during "Love Sick", which Bob even ended with a short guitar solo. The only song, I never had seen before, was "If Dogs Run Free", which was quite beautiful (it had no purple lighting however like the other songs in that spot). During "Honest With Me" I really noticed and enjoyed the incredible drumming of Jim Keltner and the fantastic guitar playing by Larry Campbell. Some mighty fine musicians Bob's got with him on stage, rolling out all those musical carpets for his various vocal gymnastics. And they all do know how to rock hard, as the curtain closer, "Highway 61" demonstrated once again. 14 song changes to Cardiff, 6 new songs for the British tour; 53 songs in 4 shows, no reason to complain. The Manchester Evening News Arena is next, in a little over three hours, but nobody in that arena will be able to predict what kind of news they will deliver this evening in Manchester. I am hoping for gems like "Hallelujah I'm ready to go" or "Mississippi", just to name two on my wish list. But I will take anything I get. It is Bob's show after all, isn't it? Markus Prieur [email protected] Size: 1.04 GB Includes EAC logs and cover scans. Bobsboots Reference: http://bobsboots.com/CDs/cd-n35.html length expanded size cdr WAVE problems filename 0:28.65 5092124 --- -- ---xx Newcastle_2002_d1t01.shn 3:08.10 33186764 --- -- ---xx Newcastle_2002_d1t02.shn 3:48.00 40219244 --- -- ---xx Newcastle_2002_d1t03.shn 6:36.66 70009676 --- -- ---xx Newcastle_2002_d1t04.shn 6:34.09 69522812 --- -- ---xx Newcastle_2002_d1t05.shn 4:58.27 52630748 --- -- ---xx Newcastle_2002_d1t06.shn 7:59.51 84615596 --- -- ---xx Newcastle_2002_d1t07.shn 4:47.39 50718572 --- -- ---xx Newcastle_2002_d1t08.shn 6:14.33 66051260 --- -- ---xx Newcastle_2002_d1t09.shn 7:16.22 76962188 --- -- ---xx Newcastle_2002_d1t10.shn 8:42.40 92174924 --- -- ---xx Newcastle_2002_d1t11.shn 8:58.54 95030252 --- -- ---xx Newcastle_2002_d1t12.shn 6:59.00 73911644 --- -- ---xx Newcastle_2002_d2t01.shn 7:16.00 76910444 --- -- ---xx Newcastle_2002_d2t02.shn 5:56.00 62798444 --- -- ---xx Newcastle_2002_d2t03.shn 11:09.39 118103372 --- -- ---xx Newcastle_2002_d2t04.shn 5:51.37 62003468 --- -- ---xx Newcastle_2002_d2t05.shn 8:50.00 93492044 --- -- ---xx Newcastle_2002_d2t06.shn 4:19.00 45687644 --- -- ---xx Newcastle_2002_d2t07.shn 6:44.00 71265644 --- -- ---xx Newcastle_2002_d2t08.shn 7:30.00 79380044 --- -- ---xx Newcastle_2002_d2t09.shn 9:19.00 98607644 --- -- ---xx Newcastle_2002_d2t10.shn 0:07.63 1383020 --- -- ---xx Newcastle_2002_d2t11.shn 143:35.30 1449.35 MB (totals for 23 files, 0.7322 overall compression ratio) 7bf36c20d232a27dd7be65ff394bbff0 *Newcastle_2002_d1t07.shn 3bd95cc90d7610142f9fd2bd4331a6ee *Newcastle_2002_d1t02.shn e37d2309c4a97fe4e1b3cfa7a4592f42 *Newcastle_2002_d1t03.shn b0b1ccba577cbc0319c328d3889986a2 *Newcastle_2002_d1t04.shn 9e6eff398ed74a23453482f84cb0634c *Newcastle_2002_d1t05.shn f3809890c6c29a1322f7092f09961ceb *Newcastle_2002_d1t06.shn 9dd60cee67f5a7ec62e6b4e67414ab21 *Newcastle_2002_d1t01.shn 5139d0103e6286a5d49b74ecfdebf5cd *Newcastle_2002_d1t08.shn 5c0a2121f9c13f28d495dac1f23cbc1a *Newcastle_2002_d1t09.shn 52e00dd080f3168b78dd279f892727e4 *Newcastle_2002_d1t10.shn 3d37b26553085c7265046fed1fa5fdcc *Newcastle_2002_d1t11.shn e244e96aff34279900453cbd6c1dbdf8 *Newcastle_2002_d1t12.shn e97386e1129fcb99e1623942a8fe088a *Newcastle_2002_d2t11.shn f6397fe053e6543ad75888d955525d4d *Newcastle_2002_d2t02.shn 340be54f1e73039ae5be68d396aac66f *Newcastle_2002_d2t03.shn 6f344ff0cad5fbc171001d7862b6292c *Newcastle_2002_d2t04.shn 0e5b55d711b5c9da09cdbb0b6c41c12e *Newcastle_2002_d2t05.shn d87758feda5b689e67b93dac82d91550 *Newcastle_2002_d2t06.shn cf25718797b93b38c8aeaa277748f4e8 *Newcastle_2002_d2t07.shn d61c1de01f818c0d4af2ece38c7e0cf0 *Newcastle_2002_d2t08.shn f0a3f54d7a9866c82ec906056ba7073d *Newcastle_2002_d2t09.shn d8dfbea7893191ff02313e26365b21a9 *Newcastle_2002_d2t10.shn 3263d56a075bbcbd1729f6f58d0abbfe *Newcastle_2002_d2t01.shn
Arthur Sutherland (1/5) SHN / 2 View   commercial bootleg>unclekurty's wallet>eac>wav>shn(seekable)
Mike McD (1/4.9) cd / 2 A A+ View   AUD>DAT>CDR>SHN>CDR
Pete Morin-Smith (1/5) CDr / 2 View  
Notes: Review: This is a great sounding audience recording, but in the sea of recent excellent shows; this show falls a little flat. It seems as if Dylan's heart is not in the performance. Still, there are some great moments. Love Minus Zero kicks off with a really nice harp solo, but the highlight of the evening is a brooding Standing In The Doorway. Boblinks concert review
Mike Kellogg (1/5) CDR / 2 ex View   aud
Notes: Crystal Cat
NAC (1/5) CDR / 2 AUD View  
Peter (1/0) cdr / 2 9 View  
Peter (1/0) cdr / 2 10 View  
Notes: Crystal Cat
Mark (1/0) / 2 View  
Richard (1/0) CDR / 2 View  
Scott Rosen (1/5) shn / 2 View  
Notes: commercial bootleg>unclekurty's wallet>eac> wav>shn(seek files appended)
Nathan (1/5) SHN / 2 View   commercial bootleg>unclekurty's wallet>eac>wav>shn(seekable)
Notes: These are SHNs made from the original silver disc bootleg by a friend of mine. He used EAC (properly configured) to extract wavs from his source discs and then converted them to SHN with mkwACT. Thanks Kurt!!!! Look here for info: Newcastle 2002
Patrick Robey (1/5) shn / 0 View  
Notes: crystal cat 639-640
David Finney (1/0) SHN / 2 View  
Jon Ferguson (0/0) / 0 View  
TF (0/0) cd / 0 A View  
Tim Blake (0/5) FLAC / 2 View  
Notes: Crystal Cat Records 639-40. 990MB
The Lizard (0/4.7) CDR 2 / 2 View  
Notes: Aud
Patrick Stoops (0/0) flac / 2 View  
Notes: 2aud