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Six O' Clock News. Kathleen Edwards.

Fair Play. Van Morrison. Edit: this song is the opening song from Veedon Fleece; the closing song is called Country Fair. But that would be a very lazy link. Even at 00.24. A.M.

Let's bring this to the attention of @Early North Jersey.....

Blonde On Blonde was the second Dylan album I bought. (The first one was John Wesley Harding, still -also- one of my favourite Dylan albums, but in hindsight maybe not exactly the right place to start; but that is maybe another story). Excited and fully aware of the albums reputation I went home. And then... ...they had made a mistake at the record store and only the second album, Side 3 and 4, was in the double vinyl set! (this is a really true story!). I got back to the record store the next day, where they had discovered the mistake and Side 1 and Side 2 were waiting for me. And the album did-of course-not disappoint. This all said, Blood On The Tracks is my favourite Dylan album. Blonde On Blonde has a few good, but not great songs-especially on Side 3; but like other classic double vinyl albums, a single album with only the best songs-mainly Side 1 and Side 2-would maybe not have the same impact; the not-very-great (not bad) songs make it more than the sum of its parts, all part of the thin, wild, mercurial sound.

Billie Jean.

Froggy Went A Courtin'.

You're So Vain.

Ask. (The Smiths)

Steel Wheels is from 1989... ....and both are good albums. Steel Wheels was also a sort of comeback album; one of the famous 1989 comeback albums by old rock dinosaurs! ['old rock dinosaurs' by 1989 standards, that is]. (Also: Neil Young-Freedom, Bob Dylan-Oh Mercy and Lou Reed-New York). And when the Stones went on tour again, for the first time since early 80s, it was whispered that 1989-1990 tour maybe could be their last tour.... other times indeed. On the other hand, every Bruce Springsteen & The ESB Tour since 1999-2000 it was said that particular tour could be their last tour together...that also.

Sad Professor. R.E.M., a song from their album Up.

Ah nice, the day after a release already discussion about what the next one could be!

For The Singer Of R.E.M. (Firehose)

Meanwhile no @Daisey Jeep in sight. She is probably very busy now making sure there is enough room on her phone for Prove It All Night.

This is what I was hoping for when the Series started! A show with incomplete circulating audio and a partially unknown setlist. I was not especially waiting for shows that were already available in excellent sound quality for decades.

Now that is fast! Nice review, and gives the essence of the show.