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Just two discs, so probably JWH, Nashville Skyline and the Dylan duets. I hope.
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Much as I love Bob's orneriness, he's beginning to take as much piss out of those who buy every CD he puts out as those of us who'll play “name that tune” at the concerts on the Never Ending Tour. This 3-CD set will bring to 23 the number of bootleg series and live set CDs he's released in just under a year. Market saturation or what?
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Jeemo wrote:3 cds.
Yeah. Here's the full story.
The three-CD package devotes a disc-and-a-half to the legendary Johnny Cash sessions, but it also has outtakes from the 1967 John Wesley Harding sessions and Nashville Skyline sessions that have never been bootlegged, along with a couple of Johnny Cash covers recorded for Self Portrait in 1970, the soundtrack to Dylan’s 1969 appearance on The Johnny Cash Show, and selections from Dylan’s 1970 home recording session with bluegrass great Earl Scruggs and members of his family. (Check out this preview of “I Pity the Poor Immigrant” from the John Wesley Harding sessions.)
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Little bit disappointing. Yes, i want it, yes, i'll get it but kind of used to more exciting treasures being released. I'm sure it will be great and of course cheaper than the usual 6cd box.
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"... the legendary Johnny Cash sessions..."
I didn't think they were all that. A play-it-once-and-file-it-away proposition. Still, Nashville Skyline is one of my favorite Bob Dylan albums and at just three CDs it won't break the bank.
I didn't think they were all that. A play-it-once-and-file-it-away proposition. Still, Nashville Skyline is one of my favorite Bob Dylan albums and at just three CDs it won't break the bank.
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Powehi wrote:Much as I love Bob's orneriness, he's beginning to take as much piss out of those who buy every CD he puts out as those of us who'll play “name that tune” at the concerts on the Never Ending Tour. This 3-CD set will bring to 23 the number of bootleg series and live set CDs he's released in just under a year. Market saturation or what?
what would Colombia Records do if they weren't releasing Bob Dylan Box-sets?uggy poopy doody.