Neil Young – Wantaugh, NY (08/27/88)

Neil Young
& The Blue Notes
August 27 1988
Jones Beach Music Center
Wantaugh, NY, USA

101 – Intro
102 – Ten Men Working
103 – Hello Lonely Woman
104 – I’m Goin’
105 – Married Man
106 – Coupe De Ville
107 – Ordinary People
108 – The Days That Used To Be
109 – After The Goldrush
110 – Crime In The City
111 – Bad News
112 – Life In The City

201 – Intro
202 – Twilight
203 – Ain’t It The Truth
204 – Hey Hey, My My (Into The Black)
205 – This Notes For You
206 – Welcome To The Big Room
207 – Tonight’s The Night
208 – Sixty To Zero*
209 – Soul Of A Woman*
210 – On The Way Home*

* = Bonus Tracks

208-210 August 19 1988, Lakeside Amphitheatre, Darien Lakes, NY, USA

Blue Notes, CC 413-414
Original Silver Discs –> EAC (Secure) –> Waw –> Flac Level 8 & Align
EAC Log Files, md5 Files (Flac & Waw), Artwork (Front, Back & Discs 300 dpi) Included

Bob Dylan – Wantaugh, NY (06/30/88)

BOB DYLAN
Wantaugh, NY
June 30, 1988

Manufacturer / Catalog No.
Shamrock / SR- 201005/6
Trade>CDR>EAC>WAV>FLAC

Tracks:
Disc one
Subterranean Homesick Blues
Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues
You’re A Big Girl Now
Tangled Up In Blue
Masters Of War
I Shall Be Released
Stuck Inside Of Mobile
Lakes Of Pontchartrain (trad.)

Disc two
Hard Rain
Eileen Aroon (trad., arr. Clancy Brothers)
Boots Of Spanish Leather
Silvio (Dylan & Robert Hunter)
Gates Of Eden
Like A Rolling Stone
The Times
All Along The Watchtower
Maggie’s Farm

LB-2844

Review from original uploader:
This complete soundboard recording is an upgrade of the already impressive recording that appeared on the 1996 CD release: “Blown Out On The Trail”. The quality here is astounding. Taken from a lower generation source tape, there’s less hiss, far greater dynamic range, and the occasional digital skips that were present on the earlier release are now gone. 1988 was an exceptional year, and this performance shines as the best of the best. The many mouth-watering highlights include an electric arrangement of ‘Gates Of Eden’ and a magnificent ‘You’re A Big Girl Now’. This is, without doubt, an essential listening experience.