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DYLAN
HANNOVER

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DYLAN
HANNOVER

REVIEWS
Bob Links 
Mindener Tageblatt  
Yahoo

Review by Reinald Purman
Chimes of Freedom” was very well done,  partly triumphant and hypnotic, expressing hope for a change. “Levee gonna Break” is not one of my fovourites, but  in this night it was very well done, with a lot of energy from the band and his really good singing. For this song it was the “day only the Lord can make”.  Another highlight was “Shooting Star”, delivered from center-stage. --  Unfortunately The Man did not touch a guitar all the night. But for me this was a little  compensated later with a very soft, quiet version of “Dignity” (I like this song for a lot reasons and because he mentioned my name in it, claimin I’m lookin’ through painted glass  ;->.). HWY 61 was delivered as the hymn it is and well received..  MoW and Nattie Mooore were well done, but I’ve heard both songs better in 2007. Summer Days was a crowd-pleasing rocker. All in all a good concert and a good start.  Remarkable was that the band (on left side) and Dylan (right side) are standing nearly opposite on the stage, as if Dylan wants to make sure that no one can break out for an unwanted soloing. For “Watchtower” he should have allowed a little more guitar work(…this song must be done fuckin' loud – tonight this was only at the end of song) They finished at "5 to 10" as Joey said. I  am happy to see The Man in good form, very relaxed and in fine voice, his band as tight as ever. And: Beyond here lies Berlin !          If the server serves me well
(Bob Links)

HIGHLIGHTS
Chimes of freedom
Summer days

REVIEWS
Bob Links

Review by Swen Lewandowski
Bob Dylan at the Stadionsporthalle Hannover, April 13, 2002 It was a cold and rainy afternoon when I left my flat and went to the Stadionsporthalle which is one of the worst venues I´ve ever been too. None the less it was at this venue where Dylan performed Ring Them Bells two years ago. Waiting outside the venue the soundcheck could easily be heard - at least if you were not standing at the entrance but at the side of the venue. There were glass doors, a hall way behind them and other door. Between them there was a little gap. If you tried hard you were able to to look through. Most of the time Larry could be seen, but after a while a member of the security came through the door and I was able to see the whole stage. And there he was: a little man in a black jacket and a grey pulloer with a hood. And as you can bet - the hood covered his head. But by the way the man moved and played harp you could tell that it was him. Well, during the sound check they performed intrumental versions of the follwing songs: Solid Rock, Watching The River Flow, Just Like Tom Thumb´s Blues, Make You Feel My Love, The Wicked Messenger, Rainy Day Women, Things Have Changed, All Along The Watchtower and some instrumental tune I wasn´t able to recognize. Sounded to me like they were trying to get their guitars in tuneÖ A while after they finished soundcheck and some more rain had poured on me, the doors were opened and the crowd rushed in.
(Bob Links)

HIGHLIGHTS
It ain´t me, babe
Summer days
All along the watchtower

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
Hannover 2002

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2 CDR
unidentified label
Complete show

ARTWORK
dustyoldfairgrounds.com 2002 
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide 2002

SETLIST

1. Instrumental 
2. The times they are a-changin` (A)
3. It´s alright, Ma 
(I ´m only bleeding) (A)
4. To Ramona
(A  Bob on Harp)
5. Tweedle dee & tweedle dum 
6. Just like Tom Thumb ´s blues
7. Floater 
8. Solid rock 
9. Mr. tambourine man 
(A Bob on Harp)
10. Masters of  war  (A)
11. It ain´t me, babe
(A Bob on Harp)
12. Summer days
13. Make you feel my love
(A Bob on Harp) 
14. Drifter ´s escape 
(A Bob on Harp)
15. Leopard - skin pill - box hat 
16. Not fade away 
17. Like a rolling stone
18. If dogs run free
(A Bob on Harp)
19. Honest with me
20. Blowin´in the wind 
(A Bob on Harp)
21. All along the watchtower

MUSICIANS

Bob Dylan 
 Guitar, Harp, Vocals

Larry Campbell 
 Electric-  and 
Acoustic Guitar, Vocals

Charlie Sexton
  Pedal Steel Guitar
Electric-  and 
Acoustic Guitar,  
Slide Guitar, Dobro, 
electric Mandoline

Tony Garnier 
 Bass

David Kemper
 Drums 

REVIEWS
Bob Links
Hannoversche Allgemeine
Zeitung 
Newsclick
Matthias Schmitt

Review by Swen Lewandowski
As the show went on Dylan seemed to enjoy himself more and more, so that I wondered why the always opens with acoustic songs; he seems to enjoy the electric ones much more ! The regular set ended with Leopard Skin Pill-Box Hat - like always. But tonight there was an unexpected and unplaned surprise. Dylan once again had problems with his guitar and so he put it aside and took his harp instead. Although he was only playing few different tunes, witch he repeated for quite a long time, it was fun and he got a big cheer as he finished. The six encores where the usual ones, but they all sounded

Review by Wolfgang Strehl
It was probably one of the best cconserts i have ever heard. he was in a fantastic mood. hold his electric guitar as if he was dancing with his sweetheart. but he played superb. the whole band. he played harp at pill box hat - if i kremembered that properly - because his guitar broke or something like that. it was a prettyx nice stuation on the stage: dylan always together with cambell, both throwing riffs to the other. both, tomorrow and it ain't me babe fantastic. hard to find out what it is with ring them bells. desolation row, the first time i heard him playing this, very good. the audience was frantic. i didn't heard anybody, who was dissatisfied with the concert. Dylan played exactly 2 hours. at the end he showed thumb up to the audience. both completely bathed in sweat.
(Bob Links)

HIGHLIGHTS
Ring them bells
Tomstone blues
Like a rolling stone

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
Desolation Row



2 CDR
unidentified label
Complete show

Bonus tracks:
Regensburg 25. May 2000
Desolation Row (a) 
Delia (a) 
To Ramona (a) 
Country Pie 
Positively 4th Street 

ARTWORK
dustyoldfairgrounds.com 2000 
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide 2000

SETLIST

1. Roving gambler (A)
2. The times they are a-changin` (A)
3. Desolation row (A)
4. Tomorrow is a long time (A)
5. Tangled up in blue (A)
6. Ring them bells (A)
7. Country pie 
8. Things have changed 
9. I´ll be your baby tonight 
10. Tombstone blues 
11. Can´t wait 
12. Leopard-skin pill-box hat 
(Bob on harp)
13. Love sick 
14. Like a rolling stone 
  15. It ain´t me,babe (A)  
16. Not fade away 
17. Blowin´in the wind (A)
18. Rainy day women #12 & 35

MUSICIANS

Bob Dylan 
 Guitar, Harp, Vocals

Larry Campbell 
 Electric-  and 
Acoustic Guitar, Vocals

Charlie Sexton
  Pedal Steel Guitar
Electric-  and 
Acoustic Guitar, 
Slide Guitar, Dobro,
electric Mandoline

Tony Garnier 
 Bass

David Kemper
 Drums 

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
(Hannover)

Wanted!!!

Complete show

ARTWORK
dustyoldfairgrounds.com 1995 
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide 1995

SETLIST

1. Crash on the levee 
(Down in the flood) 
2. Lay lady lay 
3. All along the watchtower 
4. Positivily 4th street 
5. Jokermant 
6.  Silvio 
 7. Mr. Tambourine Man (A)
8. Gates of eden (A)
9.  Don´t think twice, it´s all right (A)
10.  Tombstone blues 
11.  In the garden 
12. Leopard skin - pill - box hat 
13.  I shall be released 
  14. It ain´t me, babe (A)
15.  Rainy day women #12 & 35
 

MUSICIANS

Bob Dylan 
 Guitar, Harp, Vocals

John Jackson 
 Electric-  and 
Acoustic Guitar, Vocals

Bucky Baxter
  Pedal Steel Guitar
Electric-  and 
Acoustic Guitar,
  Slide Guitar, Dobro ,
 electric Mandoline



Tony Garnier 
 Bass

Winston Watson
Drums 

SOME PICS

Bob Dylan Picture
Archive 1995

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
It Ain´t Me Babe



2 CDR
Thin Man  BDCD 01/2
Complete show

Bonustracks
Wiesbaden Feb. 20, 1993 (1)
Petange Feb. 21, 1993 (1)

ARTWORK
dustyoldfairgrounds.com 1993 
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide 1993

SETLIST

1. Folsom Prison Blues
2. If Not For You
3. All Along The Watchtower
4. Tangled Up In Blue
5. Watching The River Flow
6. Stuck Inside Of Mobile
With The Memphis Blues Again
7. Knockin' On Heaven's Door
8. Tomorrow Night (A)
9.  Jim Jones (A)
10. Mr. Tambourine Man (A)
11. It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (A)
12. Cat's In The Well
13. I And I Simple Twist Of Fate
14. Highway 61 Revisited
15. What Good Am I?
16. Everything Is Broken 
17. It Ain't Me, Babe (A)

MUSICIANS

Bob Dylan 
 Guitar, Harp, Vocals

John Jackson 
 Electric-  and 
Acoustic Guitar, Vocals

Bucky Baxter
  Pedal Steel Guitar
Electric-  and 
Acoustic Guitar,
  Slide Guitar, Dobro ,
  electric Mandoline



Tony Garnier 
 Bass

Winston Watson
Drums 

SOME PICS

Bob Dylan Picture
Archive 1995

BOOTLEG

Bob Dylan
Hannover 1987




1 CD
unidentified label
Complete show

ARTWORK
dustyoldfairgrounds.com 1987 
Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide 1987

SETLIST

1. The times they are a-changin´
(instrumental)
2. Man of peace 
3. Maggie´s farm 
4. I´ll be your bay tonight 
5. I and I 
6. Clean cut kid 
7. Ballad of a thin man
8. It´s all over now, baby blue 
9.  Senor
 (Tales of Yankee power) 
10.  Shelter from the storm 
11. Slow train 
12. Knockin´on heavens door 
13. Chimes of freedom 
14. Shot of love

MUSICIANS

Bob Dylan
Guitar, Harp, Vocals 

Tom Petty
  Guitar, Vocals

Mike Campbell
Guitar

Howie Epstein
Bass

Benmont Tench
Keyboards

Stan Lynch
Drums

Backing Vocals
Madeline Quebec
Carole Dennis
Queen Ester Marrow

SOME PICS

Bob Dylan Picture
Archive 1987