Bob Dylan: Royal Albert Hall - TMOQ
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Bob Dylan - Royal Albert Hall - TMOQ

Matrix Numbers: BD 105-A R1 / BD 105 B R1

Release Date: 1971

Side 1

  1. Tell Me Mama
  2. I Don't Believe You
  3. Baby Let Me Follow You Down
  4. Just Like Tom Thumb Blues

Side 2

  1. Leopard Skin Pill Box Hat
  2. One Too Many Mornings
  3. Ballad of a Thin Man
  4. Like a Rolling Stone

Condition

Vinyl:                      Excellent

Audio Quality:        Very Good

Album Cover:         Very Good+ (Slight creasing to corners - 15mm split bottom left hand)

Please note: as with all recordings of this type the sound quality is reflected by the varied & covert nature of the source tapes & the moonlighting approach required to get the records out of the various pressing plants. These are historical recordings & give insight into the development of one of the most influential artists of all time, however, don't expect clean pristine audio quality. 

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The concert that changed the world of (folk)rock music forever.

One of the most historical concerts of all time

The actual origin of this recorded material has been a serious source of debate ever since it's unofficial release. It was variously believed to be attributed to Dublin show of May the 5th or the Manchester show from May 17th or, as it was christened the 'Royal Albert Hall', London, May 27th.

It is now known to have been a recording of the Manchester Free Trade Hall show of May 17th 1966.

This album chronicles the displeasure of the folk traditionalist as Dylan & the Band plugged in to national grid & tore their world apart.

After this you either walked the same route forward with Dylan or walked back into the past.

'Judas'.............'I don't believe you,.....you're a liar.......Play it f*cking loud'.

(And if your hair don't stand on end when they tear into 'Like a Rolling Stone', you really should go see a doctor.)

 

 




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