It would be unfair for me to comment on this version of 'Shelter From The Storm' because I like the original album version so much that nothing could really compare favourably. This is not necessarily a bad version of the song, but like most of the album's arrangements it seems to be change simply for the sake of it or to accommodate the extra personnel. The background 'oooh oooh's' don't help either. Tambourine Man' is speeded up and given orchestration that it neither wants nor needs. The first indication that all is not right comes with the opening track - 'Mr.

THIS WAS BIG IN JAPAN ,THE TIMES THEY WER A CHANGING. It was recorded during his 1978 world tour and is composed mostly of the artistвЂ™s greatest hits.BOB WAS IN THE DIVORCE COURTS WHEN REHERSALS WER BEING PUT TOGETHETHER FOR THESE FAR EAST WARM UP GIGS, THE ARANGEMENTS WER LEFT TO IF MEMORY SERVESSTEVEN STOLES AND A GREAT JOB HE MADE OF IT IN BOBS ABSENCE.WEEKS OF REHERSAL WONDERING WILL WE GET PAID,BOB SHOWS UP AMAZED AT THE AUDIENCES POLITE RESPONSE,LISTENING TO EVERY SONGIN SILENCE ONLY APLUADING AT THE END OF EACH NUMBER NEW THINGS WER TRIED SOME UP TEMPO REGAE VERSIONS OF OLD NUMBERS ALA BOB MARLEY,THEN FROM NOWHERE BOB PULLS OUT AN UNTRIED VERSION OF I WANT YOU NO WHERE ELSE WOULD THIS SONG HAVE SUCH FEELING.NEVER AGAIN WOULD A LIVE ALBUM HAVE THIS ATMOSPHEREINTENDED FOR THE FAR EAST ONLY THIS ALBUM SOON BECAME AVAILIBLE ON IMPORTIN THE UK WITH A PRICE TAG THAT WOULD STILL SEEM EXPENSIVE TO-DAY.SOME CRITICS CALLED THI S THE VEGAS ALBUM,BOB SAID PEOPLE DONT GET HIS ALBUMS UNTIL THERE OVER TEN YEARS OLDTHE TIMES THEY ARE A CHANGIN BIG BAND ARANGEMENT ,THIS ALBUM COULD NOT HAVE BEEN RECORDED IN 1978 PUNK/DISCO ENGLAND,OR AORVHF ,USA. Bob Dylan - Bob Dylan At Budokan CD2 1978.Bob Dylan at Budokan is a live album by Bob Dylan, released in 1979 (1978 in Japan) by Columbia Records. Produced by Don DeVito Production Coordinator - Hiroshi Kanai CBSSONY Production Director - Toshiyuki Heckel Sugano.

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