As has been pointed out, the audio changes drastically at 1:33. I apologize for this; I couldn't get past the copyright on the audio without overdubbing the footage with a bootleg tape of another performance, so it won't be perfectly in synch and there are some issues.

@kevanbrown7620

3 жыл бұрын

Can you tell me if this will be available on DVD please

@nissi.k

3 жыл бұрын

@Swingin’Pig This stuff happens; it’s still great! Thanks!🙏🏻 ✨🤍✨

@SwinginPig

3 жыл бұрын

@@kevanbrown7620 It is available on DVD! You can find it in the link on the description.

@kevanbrown7620

3 жыл бұрын

@@SwinginPigThanks very much, I really appreciate you telling me, I will be getting this as soon as possible. Cheers. 👍

Seeing the film in a theater was breathtaking. It looked like it was filmed that day. I'm so grateful for the restoration. 😎

@RandomEarthCinema

3 жыл бұрын

went on a date to see it at IFC center in east village, we came in late and I was floored. Walking into middle of dylan's practice session, religious experience commenced, the sound system as isis came in was truly unforgettable

@nissi.k

3 жыл бұрын

@@RandomEarthCinema 🤍&🤍 @Olive Eisner Thanks for your reviews of your life experiences! I am definitely getting a copy!

As someone who passionately loves filmmaking and Bob Dylan, this is astounding. No wonder this movie was put into the Criterion Collection, it is not only a brilliant way to tell a story through a documentary (even if some of the stories weren't true), but the restoration alone must've taken years.

God I love everything about Rolling Thunder. Bobs voice in that period was awesome.

@kevanbrown7620

3 жыл бұрын

He was definitely on top form on Rolling Thunder Revue, I would say better than the 1966 tour with the Hawks.

i'm so happy they did this my favourite era in terms of live shows. thank you to marty and his team

Back in the early 80's I was dining in a restaurant in Venice CA and when I went to use the men's room Bob Dylan was wanting to enter at the same time -- he had a similar hat and vest on like in the Rolling Thunder Revue. I told him he could go first since he was Bob Dylan -- he actually thought that was funny and started laughing.

@SwinginPig

3 жыл бұрын

Hah! What an awesome story, thanks for sharing.

Thanks so much Swingin'🤍 Here's to the restoration for that unfortunate to have lost the good footage but a real bonus to have the working copy which totally beats nothing at all! Thanks for the link to buy a copy of the Montreal forum footage and more of the interview!

This film is being released on Criterion in February, I cannot wait to pick up my copy.

@tonysanches3545

3 жыл бұрын

It’s already released!

I have seen this movie atleast 20 times. Cool to see the work prints.

This is really awesome! Thanks so much for sharing this. Cheers! ✌️

Anyone who says that Bob Dylan can't sing, I would recommend they buy his Desire album and listen to One more cup of coffee, his singing is out of this world, the way his voice slithers it's way around the Gypsy like tune. Not many people could sing that song the way Bob does. He's a great vocalist.👍

@thetrevorosborne

3 жыл бұрын

absolutely !! Desire was the album that got me into Bob. I think His vocals were at their peak on that album.

@themetabaron

3 жыл бұрын

@@thetrevorosborne Same, when I first heard Hurricane on the radio I ran out of the house and bought the LP having only known Dylan by name at the time. After loving Desire to bits I went back to his previous albums and I think his voice around '66 and '67 was at its peak. His 1966 "Visions of Johanna" live version from The Real Albert Hall concert in London is and will forever be untouchable imo.

@thetrevorosborne

3 жыл бұрын

@@themetabaron Yes The 1966 tour versions and that albert hall take of Johanna In particular is absolutely magnificent.The definitive version!! best wishes.

SAw the movie twice - breathtaking Thanks for the footage

It looks like they put more effort in making the "work" print look old and worn, than they spent on the newer "restored" footage.

Bob's KISS period. Spirited tour.

Does anyone legitimately know what happened the original negatives? I guess the same things should be asked about "Eat The Document". To me, that's the one that SORELY needs to be restored and brought out of the vaults from Sony/Columbia.

@SwinginPig

3 жыл бұрын

AGREED. It's so sad that they haven't released the '66 footage yet. Unlike Rolling Thunder, the Dylan archives in Tulsa DO have the negatives from '65 and '66, transferred them in 4k definition, and now have hundreds of hours (yes, hundreds). But they have not made any plans to release them. Doesn't make sense on many levels. They would make a fortune. And no one knows what happened to the negatives of RTR. The producers apparently spent years searching for them but they were never found.

@Thenit92

3 жыл бұрын

I remember an reading an interview on expecting rain years ago from when Bob was promoting Ronaldinho and Clara. I’m sure he said he destroyed the rest of the footage.

...to the valley below.

@kevanbrown7620

3 жыл бұрын

One more cup of coffee is one of Dylan's greatest vocals, in my opinion 👍

@AndySalinger33

3 жыл бұрын

@@kevanbrown7620 I agree, man! 🎯

@kevanbrown7620

3 жыл бұрын

@@AndySalinger33 Definitely man 👍

Does anyone know if this will be available on DVD please.

Just a little correction to ur description, the performance of tangled up in blue is from the Boston evening show

@SwinginPig

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

@Rilez616

3 жыл бұрын

@@SwinginPig no problem, just another question when you say negatives have been lost do you mean the original reels of footage?

@SwinginPig

3 жыл бұрын

@@Rilez616 Yeah, sort of. Copies are technically “reels of film” too though. I’m not an expert either, but from what I understand, when the film is shot, the reel is then taken from the camera and developed in a darkroom using chemicals into a viewable image of what is called the negative. So it’s kind of like a first generation copy.

@Rilez616

3 жыл бұрын

@@SwinginPig oh ok, thanks for the explanation

I wonder why they left Tangled Up in Blue out of the film? Is the one on the DVD extras the same version they issued on the DVD that came with Live 1975?

@SwinginPig

3 жыл бұрын

Not sure, but it’s the same version on the KZread video on Bob’s channel-Just in much better quality. The performance is from Boston.

Does the new Criterion Collection DVD come with a digital download code or anything like that?

@SwinginPig

3 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, no. I had to rip it with Make MKV. It's a whole ordeal.

@bentamez1285

3 жыл бұрын

@@SwinginPig Ok thanks thats good to know. Could you upload the extra live performances?

@SwinginPig

3 жыл бұрын

@@bentamez1285 Unfortunately that's also a no since the audio is copyright protected :/ I might do an edit with a different audio source overdub but that will take some time.

🎼🎼⭐️

There is literally a negative reel set of Renaldo and Clara on eBay right now looool.

@SwinginPig

3 жыл бұрын

As much as I wish it were, it is not the negative. Most likely film footage of the television broadcast, or, far less likely, another work print.

It looks like more work was put into making the "before" footage look like "before" footage then the "after" restored footage🤔

even after the restoration the footage looks a bit washed-out compared to the TV(!) print of Renaldo and Clara. I wonder if it really faded that much or if it was a stylistic choice to give it a bit of a "western" choice.

Wow, this is amazing Thank you swinging pig

Ta SP for the info shall do take a little look totally love that look back in history and all inbetween🌈☕🌈

Criterion won't ship to Europe :-(

@SwinginPig

3 жыл бұрын

Check it out on other sites! I believe it might be available in Europe through Amazon or eBay.

i like her eyes oh wait they are gone

Martin Scorsese gave such a gift to Dylan fans in 2019. Seeing Joey Gallo get brutally murdered in The Irishman was so satisfying. Always hated that damn song...

@DCRizzi

3 жыл бұрын

And Dylan considers it one of his greatest songs! Jerry Garcia liked it so much that he asked Bob to sing it on their 1987 Dylan/Dead tour. I doubt that either of them knew what a piece of shit Gallo was.

@dullarddom

3 жыл бұрын

@@DCRizzi Of course he'd say that! It's tricky really, its an interesting song in that (as with much of Desire and Love & Theft) it gives an insight into Dylan through the kinds of people and lives he romanticises but unfortunately Gallo just doesn't work as a figure to hang that romance on (unlike Ruben Carter, for an easy example). If 'to live outside the law you must be honest' Joey Gallo absolutely sealed his own fate. Plus that chorus is just so bloody dreary. Don't want to sound too negative though so I'd like to say I've watched The Rolling Thunder Revue about twenty times since it came out and it still feels like a straight-up miracle.

@DCRizzi

3 жыл бұрын

@@dullarddom Unfortunately, I haven't been able to to see the movie yet. Luckily, I got to follow the first leg of the tour around new england. The highpoint was the show in Harvard Square Theater (cap. 1800 people) where 4 front row center tickets fell into my hands. Cameras were banned from these shows but I happened to have my minox spy camera (size of a bic cig. lighter), and took a whole role of color shots using my bent knee as a tripod. It was pure magic and still stands out as the high point of the hundreds of bands/shows I saw in the 1960's - 70's. I even saw some people crying from hapiness when it was over! I could go on and on, but I'm just glad to see that Scorcese brought it back for the world to see.

@dullarddom

3 жыл бұрын

@@DCRizzi Netflix let me see Rolling Thunder in 1080p but you got to see it with 1800 people! That's truly incredible and I am both envious and glad you got to experience it firsthand. Its no wonder people were crying, I think that era was Bob at the peak of his artistic command (not to say my favourite era but certainly when he had most forceful control of the many channels that make him great). And have you managed to keep hold of prints of those shots!? Sounds like they'd be priceless

@DCRizzi

3 жыл бұрын

@@dullarddom I was born and raised in NYC and at an early age I pursued the wealth of cultural events such as authors' readings, artists' showings, political demonstrations, etc. and of course, music. Over the years I met many famous musicians, writers, actors, artists, film makers et al. Many friends were in music promotion and eventually I could walk into any venue backstage without even a pass. I was also known as a reliable 'doctor' so people were usually quite happy to see me. On one occasion I was packing to move to another place and I put all my most personally valuable photos, letters, documents and gifts from bands and lady friends into a small attache case to keep near me. I left the apt. to get a bite to eat, and when I returned the apt. had been ripped off including the case. The lowlife who did it must have opened it and seen a few pieces of jewelry so he took the whole case. At that time, not very much in cash value, but today, to me the loss was priceless. The photos were probably tossed in the garbage. Very painfull, but a buddhist lesson in the nature of Shunyata none the less.

I don't like this era. I prefer the Christian era and the never ending tour since 1993 at last live of 2019

@kevanbrown7620

3 жыл бұрын

Really? I think his trilogy of the seventies, Planet Waves, Blood on the tracks and Desire is second only to his classic '60s trilogy, Bringing it all back home, Highway 61 Revisited and Blonde on Blonde, and the infamous '66 world tour with the Hawks, when he was heckled "Judas", which made him play even harder and better.

@jacobjinglehymer8789

3 жыл бұрын

I tend to agree with you. I was never a big fan of this tour or the 74 tour. I think a few of the songs sound great, but it sounds like he's just shouting most of the time. I've never been able to get through a live version of Hurricane