BOB DYLAN BOOTLEG SERIES V4 "ALBERT HALL" SEALED LP BOX

$

200

BOB DYLAN
"BOOTLEG SERIES VOL. 4"
THE "ROYAL ALBERT HALL" CONCERT
SEALED LP BOX
CLASSIC RECORDS CK2-65759-1


The most famous - and most fabulous - rock recording of all time! Setting aside the impact that Dylan's electricism had within the folk circles who had embraced him until this point, the Royal Albert Hall Concert (as it's come to be known in spite of the fact that it was recorded in Manchester a few days apart from the attributed gig) remains an iconic moment in time and a spell-binding chronicle of Dylan at the peak of his power. While the acoustic set can induce a belladonic trance in the listener - try to resist while listening to the 11+ minute version of Desolation Row - the electric set will blow you over with its visceral intensity. As the crowd attempts to show its disdain for Dylan's perceived abandonment by interrupting him with catcalls and jeers, Dylan's reaction is to TURN IT UP. Listen carefully just before they dive into the last song, Like A Rolling Stone, and you'll hear Dylan tell the band, "Play F*cking LOUD!" An incredible moment in rock history.

This extremely RARE LP version of the "Albert Hall" concert was produced in limited numbers by the Classic Records company about 6 years ago. The box set being offered HAS NEVER BEEN OPENED and is in PERFECT CONDITION! The box comes with a deluxe booklet and individual LP jackets.

1 She Belongs to Me 3:27 2 Fourth Time Around 4:37 3 Visions of Johanna 8:08 4 It's All over Now, Baby Blue 5:45 5 Desolation Row 11:31 6 Just Like a Woman 5:52 7 Mr. Tambourine Man 8:52 8 Tell Me, Momma 5:10 9 I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met) 6:07 10 Baby, Let Me Follow You Down 3:46 11 Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues 6:50 12 Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat 4:50 13 One Too Many Mornings 4:22 14 Ballad of a Thin Man 7:55 15 Like a Rolling Stone 8:01

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