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Shows in Birmingham 29. 04. 2009 17. 04. 2007 18. 11. 2005 21. 11. 2003 10. 05. 2002 20. 09. 2000 24. 06. 1998 02. 04. 1995 07. 06. 1989 12. 10. 1987 11. 10. 1987 10. 10. 1987 05. 07. 1981 04. 07. 1981 12. 05. 1966 Norbert Baro last update 17. 04. 2007 |
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Review by Neil How disappointing after the highs of Wembley last saturday. A concert that started out with real hope turned into a real clunker. Nothing that Bob or the band did could lift it off the ground last nite - I don't fully understand why not..perhaps it was just one of those nights. After the initial pleasure of recognising that Bob was gamefully tackling "To be alone with you"...the version was pleasing without being spectacular. The highlight of the whole evening was the third song, Tweedledum and Tweedledee, a superb version, the one song of the night where Bob and the band worked well together, bringing verve and meaning to its delivery. After that, by and large, it was downhill all the way. At times, as I looked around me towards the back of Block A, the audience near me had a look on their faces which resembled the grim faced determination that people assume when they've been waiting too long at a bustop. I won't forensically dissect each song, except to say that I felt that Bob tried his hardest, but something was fundamentally wrong - was he still feeling ill (he certainly looked far more ill at ease than at Wembley, and was drinking a lot more liquid)? The band really were out of sorts tonight, and kicked up a racquet - like a pale imitation of Charlie Quintana's band that played on Letterman in 1983. I hope Bob's feeling better for Shepherd's Bush tomorrow... (Bob Links) |
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Review by Eben Hensby This show turned out to be fairly good, with Bob using his softer vocals throughout. At times I really dig his tender voice, just as I also dig his rougher voice. At this show, he mainly used the tender voice. According to someone who finds these things out, Bob was sick before this show so that might explain why - who knows. My biggest complaint about this show is that Larry was too quiet. I don't understand why he's turned down so much in the mix. His vocals are down, his guitar, his pedal steel…everything. It's frustrating and disappointing because when you strain yourself you can hear that Larry is really doing a great job. (Bob Links) |
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Review by Mike Evans Went to my first Bob concert at Birmingham last night. I was very, very impressed. I am extremely naive in anything Dylan but I enjoyed it none the less. The music was terrific, the band he has with him is excellent. I wasn't mad on there arrangement of Blowin' in the wind but "plus ca change" eh?! I think my favourite track was Highway 61 Revisited, and being a blues fan I would have preferred more 12 bar stuff than the "country" influence but I understand he's been there already. Probably the best concert I've been to. (Bob Links) |
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