Bob Dylan
BI-LO Center
Greenville, SC USA
2-13-2002
Disc 1
01. Duncan And Brady
02. To Ramona
03. It’s Alright, Ma (I’m Only Bleeding)
04. This World Can’t Stand Long
05. Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again
06. I Threw It All Away
07. Lonesome Day Blues
08. High Water (For Charley Patton)
09. Girl Of The North Country
10. Masters Of War
11. Tangled up In Blue
Disc 2
01. Summer Days
02. Mississippi
03. Drifter’s Escape
04. Rainy Day Women #12 & 35
05. Love Sick
06. Like A Rolling Stone
07. I Shall Be Released
08. Honest With Me
09. Blowin’ In The Wind
10. All Along The Watchtower
LB-7876
Lineage – CD-R > EAC > FLAC Frontend
Most likely derived from LB-0377. Received in trade as FLAC on data DVD with unknown lineage and filenames like “13 Mississippi.flac”. Track times were the same as on the mentioned LB reference.
Lineage: CD-R > EAC (log file was not included) > FLAC Frontend 1.1.2 (level and other parameters not mentioned) > wav (flac frontend 1.1.3) > wav (digiflawfinder) > wav (adobe audition 1.0/ fix) > flac (flac frontend 1.1.3 – align on SB option – level 8 – verify on)
One noticeable thing about the 2002 gigs is the convey length. Back then it was typically at least 20 songs, lasting 140-150 minutes. His most recent gigs seem to be less than 20 songs, typically about 100 minutes.
Sadly still 100 minutes more than we can expect from Tom Petty now though.
‘convey’ ? Sorry, my phone changed ‘concert’ for some reason!
Stupid auto correct :). I was just thinking about concert lengths the other day. It is interesting how they change. With Dylan it is understandable that they’ve gotten shorter, I mean dude ain’t getting any younger 🙂
Yet Paul McCartney’s shows are still pretty long, as are Roger Waters’ shows. They are all war babies. The Stones don’t look like winding down either.
Neither of those artists tour nearly as much as Bob does. I’d love for him to play longer shows, but I’m not about to complain that a 79 year old man who still hits the road for large chunks of the year doesn’t play for as long as he used to.