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I brought my wife and 19 year old son to see Bob in Asheville. We all enjoyed the performance. Despite hearing negative reviews we had a great time. He's still great at the harmonica! Loved it!
S. Costa from Middletown,Connecticut
THE SPIRIT OF 76
MY husband and I spent 220.00 each for good seats right behind the sound technicians ..we were dead
Center and had a great view of Bob and the band. The show began PROMPTLY on the dot of 8:00 which I felt
was courteous to the crowd who continued to dribble in nonstop throughout the show which is always so
annoying. The crowd was friendly, courteous and really pleasant where we were. I was annoyed by this one
girl in the front row who danced and played with her hair while standing for the entire show. We were
thrilled with his voice which sounded better than ever and his band is wonderful appreciated a nice encore
but really would have liked a " hello" or a goodbye" from him...and also did expect at least one of,his big
songs at the encore ..like LIKE A ROLLING STONE or MR TANBORINE MAN. All in all, we loved him and felt
like we had a real,treat to be treasured for many years to come!
Patrick Easterling from New York, New York
THANK YOU, BOB DYLAN!
“Precious memories, how they linger
How they ever flood my soul
In the stillness, of the midnight
Precious sacred scenes unfold”
Tonight Dylan shares some memories with
us, in his own way – the memories floods his
soul. Like when he makes us listen to a
renewed and melancholic “Like A Rolling
Stone”, in a version where he stops and
starts, amplifies the final words of each
verse, making the existential strength of the
refrain even stronger, one of the highlights
of the night. Another highlight, maybe THE
highlight of the evening, is his almost solo
piano version of the now hymnlike version
of “Don´t Think Twice, It´s All Right”. Each
verse gets ovations, his voice is strong, he
paints each line like it´s a masterpiece, and
he roars the ending words as powerful as
ever. It´s difficult for me to name one
version of this song that´s made a deeper
impression. To tell the truth, I copied the
above, but I can't write or think as well! But
me and the wife's 5th show in 35 years!
Thanks!
Jay Dee from Utica, New York
ZIMMERMAN AT THE STANLEY. A GOOD SHOW AND A GOOD TIME!
Robert Zimmerman can't be fit into boxes. A wise fan doesn't go to his concerts seeking exact renditions of fifty or sixty year old songs. Bob at the Stanley last night was his old irascible self with a new or different take on "old" new? songs. The last time I saw him was with Willy Nelson in Cooperstown in 'o4. Back then he was starting concerts with "Sweet Marie". Last night started with "Things Have Changed" and sequed into ditties with updated versions and twists. It Ain't Me Babe, Simple Twist of Fate, When I Paint My Masterpiece, were all garrulous and conversational with heavy bass overtones. He was lucid and clear voiced throughout but he was sans guitar and although he blew a harmonica frequently, seeing him again on the twelve string would have been nice. No one seemed to care that we were most of us old last night, we're younger than that now. As the required encore Blowing in the Wind played, we were blowing with Bob. Can that ever be a bad thing?! Thanks again Robert!
Kathy from Arlington, Texas
GOOD SHOW
My first time to see Bob Dylan. The venue is
lovely. Good restaurants nearby. I was
disappointed Bob Dylan did not play Knocking
On Heavens Door. The arrangements of his
songs were greatly different from the
originals, so hard to recognize. Still a wonderful
show seeing a rock legend.
Chuck Benge from Tucson, Arizona
ICON DYLAN
Sounded best in the three times i’ve Seen him
since late 60’s. If you expected the Dylan of old
and no change, get with it people. Band was
great. Dylan on piano and harmonica great.
Gonna take this to my grave. Thank you Bob
Dylan!
Dave from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
GOOD SHOW!
Bob is still an excellent performer. If you was expecting the harmonica, guitar playing
version you were disappointed. His voice is excellent these days and he still has his
quirks that lets you know he is still Bob Dylan.
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