REVIEWS
Bob Links

Review by Bernhard Roth
On the way back to the parking lot I heard people complaining that Dylan didn't say one single word to the audience. I instinctively wanted to generate a response but refrained from it, because I didn't want to get into a discussion with ignorants. Well, it's his decision to do the show in a way he thinks it works best. At least I don't need nice and friendly words from a performer directed to a big crowd. It's the music which counts. Period. And that's what we get at a Dylan show. Sometimes excellent, sometimes not so much, but never disappointing.
(Bob Links)

HIGHLIGHTS
Workingman´s blues
Ballad of a thin man

REVIEWS
Bob Links

Review by Storch
As the clock approached 9pm and with the sold out crowd waiting, the long threating skies final open up and the rain came down. Just as suddley Bob and the Cowboy Band hit the stage with Rainy Day Women. Just then my cellphone rang and even thought I should know better I answered it. It was my Wife and the only words I could make out over the band was "I'll leave You" What? I asked "I'll leave YOU" was the only words I could make out. What could I do ? I said "we are fine and I see you after the show". All to soon it seemed Bob was finshing up I paint my masterpiece and putting down down his guitar. which ment no "IT's alright MA" About this time Bob hit the Keyboard it seem the rain had stopped. Not only were the skies clearing up so was Bob's voice as he was singing clear enough to be under stood with his voice just right in the mix. Starting with Working Man Blues the night kicked into 2nd gear. Next was "Cry A While" a song I don't know that well but could still catch the words "Feel like a fighting rooster -feel better than I ever felt But the Pennsylvania line's in an awful mess and the Denver road is about to melt I went to the church house, every day I go an extra mile Well, I cried for you - now it's your turn, you can cry awhile" That led to the bit surpise with "Friend of the Devil" Bob's tip of his Nacho Hat to the Dead, Red Rocks was the Dead's favorite place to play . This songs seems to get the crowd more into it and the band really seems to losing up and start to swing into over drive on this song, which led straight into on a rockin blues version of Highway 61. From this point on all the songs were all good to great. I got the goose bumps on "Nettie Moore". With most of the crowd sitting for the first time all night you get really feel the crowd hanging on Dylan's every word. "Oh Yeeaah" ! When I hear Summer Days Tom and I headed down towards the stage to make a quick get away only to find ourselves up close for a memeorizing "Master of War". Again The Bob was singing and the band was playing and it was coming out better than I ever hoped or anticipated.

HIGHLIGHTS
Friend of a devil
Masters of war
Nettie Moore