Thanks for posting this. I have been a huge Dylan fan since about 1964 and have loved all of his reinventions of His Bobness! All of the bootleg releases have been a great joy and a revelation to listen to. I have all of his officially released albums and bootlegs plus a few extra recordings. Well done!
Thanks for doing this one. Dylan is my number one artist..Beatles second. I attended both Rolling Thunder Shows in Toronto. Love that period.. Incredible that Dylan’s throw aways are better than most artists officially released stuff.
Great video! Bob Dylan means a lot to me also, big-time. The main purpose for starting my own channel was to talk about Dylan's albums. And I love to watch others' videos about him. Very cool. Thanks for alerting me to your channel, Norman (via your post on Mark P's video). I look forward to watching more of your videos.
. Unboxing the Cutting Edge Box Set was jawdropping...never too much Dylan for me. I will never get over Blonde on Blonde...though seeing Tell Tale Signs always makes my heart pound...it's magnificent. You make me laugh...i get you and your passion for The Man. He has inspired me, mesmerized me and completely boggled my mind for decades. .and it's been wonderful. Great video TY
Saw Dylan first time in 1988 GE Smith guitarist. The best. 1984's Real Live is what it was like. 1989 Oh Mercy is a favorite of mine. 30 years ago! Damn.
Eagerly awaiting the new Netflix film. Loved Self Portrait and Slow Train Coming from the start and cannot understand the negativity to them. Happened to pick up the Knocked Out Loaded cd for a dollar this morning. Another excellent video. Cheers from Australia
Hey man. Loved this video. I was thinking of getting the new boot coming out. I need more of Dylan. I have his first few reissued on mono from sundazed. I need to start getting more. Thanks. ✌🏼
Great video and excellent collection Norman! I have a weird bootleg of The Royal Albert Hall concert I found in one of my trips to New York. I think it dates from the 70's and the cover is taken from the Subterranean Homesick Blues video where Dylan is holding a bunch of cards with the lyrics of the song - only the card he is holding says "Strip Tease"... do you know anything about this? The only thing I know is that it is not exactly the same as The Bootleg Series Vol. 4; the order of songs is the same, but I think there are more instances of Dylan interacting with the (very obnoxious) audience. Any information about this will be greatly appreciated.
Nice video! I agree with you 100%.....I have the 2 cd sets only ($$$ being the reason for that) and I'm Still missing More Blood More Tracks but love the Bootleg series.......Just received Bootleg 15 yesterday.....great stuff!
I've had the 2 cd version since it came out but today I finally pulled the trigger on The Basement Tapes Complete. I've got The Cutting Edge and More Blood More Tracks but Columbia NEED to give us a deluxe edition of Desire sessions.
I have Volumes 1-3 (vinyl). Vol. 5, 9, and 10 (CD). I had Vol. 12 on vinyl, but sold it. I did keep the CDs. Blonde on Blonde is my favorite Dylan album. I also prefer those years the most compared to the rest of his career, but I was really unimpressed with the alternate takes. I was also kind of disappointed in myself for not being wowed. I just didn't see myself returning to it for too many repeated listens. That Collectors Edition looks really cool. I love Dylan, but man, I just don't know about taking in all those studio takes. I appreciate your respect for the process. For me, it was enough to just be told about it in No Direction Home. Haha... Volume 10 is so underrated. Those New Morning alternate versions are so fantastic! And of course that acoustic demo of When I Paint My Masterpiece. I also love Volume 5, and I'm really looking forward to the new bootleg release and the film on Netflix. Of all the ones that I don't have, I think I want Vol. 8 the most. My sister is a huge Dylan fan, and said that even though she's not as big of a fan of the proper albums, she was surprised at how much she liked Vol. 8. I love Oh Mercy and of course Time Out of Mind and Love and Theft. So, I'll eventually pick up Vol. 8. Okay, enough blabbering on from me. Great video. Really impressed you got all this in under 30 minutes. But, work on that Dylan impression. Hahaha Have good one, Mazzy!
Hey, you are the Dylan expert, great collection, whow. One question, I have a 3 record box called the "Gaslight Tapes", is this a bootleg? Or official? If time permits, please let me know.
Hi Mazzy. I have always struggled getting into Dylan. That said I have most of his works on CD. I look at the historical importance of music and Dylan was extremely important so I have bought and listened to his music even if he is not a favorite artists. How’s that for geeky. I do own most of the bootleg material. I find it again Interesting from a historical perspective to listen how an artist change. Maybe I should be a music historian? Thanks for showing your Dylan. Steve
I get what you are saying about Dylan and know other people who feel the same. I can’t describe why I love his music so much. It stands out in a totally different category to me. Unique and like a writer whose books take more time to get into. Sometimes it hits you and sometimes it doesn’t. I even love Triplicate and his crooner albums from this decade. Beautifully recorded but many of my friends just don’t get it. And i understand
I love all of Dylan's material except the last decade. His vocals are completely gone. He sounds like speaker with a hole in it. I'm glad we have the bootleg series so we can get fresh material that doesn't have sadness attatched to it.
He had to present a lecture or he wouldn’t get the prize money. But I love the his lecture.
loved your Zimmy's impersonation! Hope you remember me from SH's forum - cheers
and then Vol 14 came out...
More Blood, More Tracks.
But they made the "affordable" CD release ONE freaking CD!
1965-1966 Cutting Edge is my favorite. I have the CD version.
Great hat
Thanks for posting this. I have been a huge Dylan fan since about 1964 and have loved all of his reinventions of His Bobness! All of the bootleg releases have been a great joy and a revelation to listen to. I have all of his officially released albums and bootlegs plus a few extra recordings. Well done!
Thanks for doing this one. Dylan is my number one artist..Beatles second. I attended both Rolling Thunder Shows in Toronto. Love that period.. Incredible that Dylan’s throw aways are better than most artists officially released stuff.
Great video! Bob Dylan means a lot to me also, big-time. The main purpose for starting my own channel was to talk about Dylan's albums. And I love to watch others' videos about him. Very cool. Thanks for alerting me to your channel, Norman (via your post on Mark P's video). I look forward to watching more of your videos.
Love these man been listening to them all my life
I love the bootleg series to bits, I can't wait to the new one, great video Mazzy as usual
. Unboxing the Cutting Edge Box Set was jawdropping...never too much Dylan for me. I will never get over Blonde on Blonde...though seeing Tell Tale Signs always makes my heart pound...it's magnificent.
You make me laugh...i get you and your passion for The Man. He has inspired me, mesmerized me and completely boggled my mind for decades. .and it's been wonderful.
Great video TY
Tell Tale Signs is AMAZING.......
Saw Dylan first time in 1988 GE Smith guitarist. The best. 1984's Real Live is what it was like. 1989 Oh Mercy is a favorite of mine. 30 years ago! Damn.
Eagerly awaiting the new Netflix film. Loved Self Portrait and Slow Train Coming from the start and cannot understand the negativity to them.
Happened to pick up the Knocked Out Loaded cd for a dollar this morning. Another excellent video.
Cheers from Australia
Hey man. Loved this video. I was thinking of getting the new boot coming out. I need more of Dylan. I have his first few reissued on mono from sundazed. I need to start getting more. Thanks. ✌🏼
Thanks, I very much appreciate your perspective.
Oh mannnn - this is INCREDIBLE. Thank you for sharing this! Inspired to make more music
Bob Dylan is the man
Really enjoyed this, thanks
Great video and excellent collection Norman! I have a weird bootleg of The Royal Albert Hall concert I found in one of my trips to New York. I think it dates from the 70's and the cover is taken from the Subterranean Homesick Blues video where Dylan is holding a bunch of cards with the lyrics of the song - only the card he is holding says "Strip Tease"... do you know anything about this? The only thing I know is that it is not exactly the same as The Bootleg Series Vol. 4; the order of songs is the same, but I think there are more instances of Dylan interacting with the (very obnoxious) audience. Any information about this will be greatly appreciated.
Don’t know it but there are many boot variations ✌🏽
Nice video! I agree with you 100%.....I have the 2 cd sets only ($$$ being the reason for that) and I'm Still missing More Blood More Tracks but love the Bootleg series.......Just received Bootleg 15 yesterday.....great stuff!
Another self portrait is one of my favorite Dylan period....:)
Es asombrosa tu coleccion, uffff geniales discos!!
muchas gracias!
I've had the 2 cd version since it came out but today I finally pulled the trigger on The Basement Tapes Complete.
I've got The Cutting Edge and More Blood More Tracks but Columbia NEED to give us a deluxe edition of Desire sessions.
I have Volumes 1-3 (vinyl). Vol. 5, 9, and 10 (CD). I had Vol. 12 on vinyl, but sold it. I did keep the CDs. Blonde on Blonde is my favorite Dylan album. I also prefer those years the most compared to the rest of his career, but I was really unimpressed with the alternate takes. I was also kind of disappointed in myself for not being wowed. I just didn't see myself returning to it for too many repeated listens. That Collectors Edition looks really cool. I love Dylan, but man, I just don't know about taking in all those studio takes. I appreciate your respect for the process. For me, it was enough to just be told about it in No Direction Home. Haha... Volume 10 is so underrated. Those New Morning alternate versions are so fantastic! And of course that acoustic demo of When I Paint My Masterpiece. I also love Volume 5, and I'm really looking forward to the new bootleg release and the film on Netflix. Of all the ones that I don't have, I think I want Vol. 8 the most. My sister is a huge Dylan fan, and said that even though she's not as big of a fan of the proper albums, she was surprised at how much she liked Vol. 8. I love Oh Mercy and of course Time Out of Mind and Love and Theft. So, I'll eventually pick up Vol. 8. Okay, enough blabbering on from me. Great video. Really impressed you got all this in under 30 minutes. But, work on that Dylan impression. Hahaha Have good one, Mazzy!
JUDAS!!!!
I don’t believe you... You’re a liar!
The Digital Gramophone are you still listening to Phish ? 🥊
Nope. That was one video. That apparently you didn’t pay attention to. And I don’t blame you.
Cool video. I’d love to buy that volume 8 off you.
Hey, you are the Dylan expert, great collection, whow. One question, I have a 3 record box called the "Gaslight Tapes", is this a bootleg? Or official? If time permits, please let me know.
Hello. I know there was a mid 2000s single CD version put out by Columbia. I think all the vinyl versions are grey market or boots....
@@mazzysmusic thanks!
Hi Mazzy. I have always struggled getting into Dylan. That said I have most of his works on CD. I look at the historical importance of music and Dylan was extremely important so I have bought and listened to his music even if he is not a favorite artists. How’s that for geeky. I do own most of the bootleg material. I find it again Interesting from a historical perspective to listen how an artist change. Maybe I should be a music historian? Thanks for showing your Dylan. Steve
I get what you are saying about Dylan and know other people who feel the same. I can’t describe why I love his music so much. It stands out in a totally different category to me. Unique and like a writer whose books take more time to get into. Sometimes it hits you and sometimes it doesn’t. I even love Triplicate and his crooner albums from this decade. Beautifully recorded but many of my friends just don’t get it. And i understand
i keep trying to figure out what songs are in the next room
I think dylan gives is fans value for money with these bootleg series id love a big box of dylan anf the dead tour 7 or 8 discs will do good man
I love the Dylan Bootleg series . I love the Dead live but really hated that Dylan and the Dead album 🤓😳 is anything better than that ?
I love all of Dylan's material except the last decade. His vocals are completely gone. He sounds like speaker with a hole in it. I'm glad we have the bootleg series so we can get fresh material that doesn't have sadness attatched to it.