Bob Dylan: Now's the Time for Your Tears 1965 (Ex Soundboard) FLAC

Label: Wanted Man Music
made in Germany 1995
silver cd>freerip2.945>flac front end
source: Free Trade Hall, Manchester '65
This is a near perfect soundboard recording -- The show is amazing and deserves a place in even the smallest Dylan collection.
As the original recording was obviously analog, there is slight tape hiss evident in the high-end. To some ears, this hiss is an undesirable noise. These are the same folks who argue the benefits of digital recording over analog. This problem was eliminated five years earlier on the Swingin' Pig release: 'Now Ain't the Time for Your Tears'.
There are very few better bootlegs available then this one. This could easily be a commercial release. The CD provides the complete concert with the exception of the opening lines of Talkin' World War III Blues (8). This is one of the last recordings of a purely acoustic live Bob Dylan concert...'
Believe me, you haven't heard Bob Dylan if you haven't got much experience of his pre-electric 1965 shows.
He sometimes sounds like a totally different artist on some of the tracks.

SetList
1. The Times They Are a Changin (3:31)
2. To Ramona (4:56)
3. Gates Of Eden (6:52)
4. If You Gotta Go Go Now (2:56)
5. It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) (8:24)
6. Love Minus Zero (4:22)
7. Mr. Tambourine Man (6:12)
8. Talkin' World War III Blues (4:10)
9. Don't Think Twice, It's Alright (3:45)
10. With God On Our Side (5:09)
11. She Belongs To Me (4:13)
12. It Ain't Me Babe (4:39)
13. Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll (6:07)
14. All I Really Want To Do (3:30)
15. It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (5:32)
Duration : 74:24

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