benzo24

Stunning! Truly stunning! Especially the part about the bar!

One of the most beautiful albums of 2004!

Unfortunately, it hasn't been released on DVD yet!

This story of the two albums is starting to become quite annoying; instead of lowering the prices, they release two albums simultaneously in the name of the god money and at the expense of musical quality! I don't know the albums in question, but given the previous outcomes of these operations (see Nick Cave, see Lambchop), I prefer to ignore the product even though your lovely review is a pretty tempting one... let's hope I can resist!

Thank you from the bottom of my heart!

Great review, Grasshopper! Nothing to add. I won't rate the album, as I did for Blonde on Blonde; 5 stars are just too few.

Ok. We all made mistakes (obviously I made the biggest one! I admit it) but the important thing is that in the end we understood each other. Anyway, just today I watched a concert-interview with Robert Plant, who, reminiscing about his beginnings (and those of Led Zeppelin) and his influences (and those of Led Zeppelin), declared (word for word!) "Dylan was the spark of EVERYTHING!" ... you got it ... WHAT THE...? It's not me saying this, I am nobody and I'm not making anything up! The same goes for Psychedelia; who other than Dylan was the origin of this very particular genre? Try asking the 13th Floor Elevators, try asking Syd Barrett, and above all, try asking the greatest of all, Jerry Garcia! ... I know! They're all dead or have gone crazy, but their statements remain, and their recordings, their music remains, which is, after all, the most tangible proof that I'm not making anything up!