El Guevo

You misunderstood, I absolutely didn't mean to say that. I know the group's history well and you're not mistaken about the last seal (which is still a Dylan song, so I'm not mistaken either!). I agree with everything you've said; I just wanted to emphasize that Scorsese builds the film in the perfect way, it's a crescendo of intensity. This doesn't mean that the other performances are inferior, excellent as you say, Morrison, Young, Dr. John, and all the beautiful pieces from the band.

Of course, everyone has their own perspective on events, and I must say that sublime moments are all around. However, for those who know the history of this Band, it is clear that Dylan was not simply a guest like the others. His entrance symbolizes meanings that go beyond the purely musical—it's no coincidence that he is the final seal of the evening, and Scorsese rightly dedicates particular directorial attention to him. Every time I see him take the stage, my heart trembles and I get chills down my spine, and I have the distinct feeling that even those on stage and the audience that night shared the same sensations. Scorsese's ability to capture this feverish emotion was stunning.

I finally listened to it and it was very enjoyable.

I didn't explain myself very well; however, what I meant to say is that Scorsese has disappointed me a lot with his latest productions, and I really hope that with No Direction Home, the documentary about Dylan, he returns to being that great director he was in the days of The Last Waltz.

A great album, of course, when you think about the songs that Bob left out, it makes you put your hands on your head.

a brilliant and ever-relevant album.

Another pearl of a review.

A beautiful documentary that reaches the peak of ecstasy when Bob Dylan enters the scene. We hope that the documentary about Dylan has replicated the same levels as this one and not like the mediocre journey through Italian cinema.

One step below Young Americans.

Punisher, have you noticed that there seems to be a song for you on the album? Sorry, I don't know you, but from what you say, you really seem like the one who's incapable of understanding... listen to The World Is Full Of Crushing Bores and then you'll understand… Morrissey, how right you are!