Back from Dylan concert
Saku Suurhalli akustika on ikka väga perses omadega, but it was still great, although I can't understand why they had to bring him in somewhere with such bad sound (I think the acoustics anywhere can't be much worse than in that place).
They had planned it as a concert where everyone would be seated, but, of course, by the second song people were already in a crowd in front of the stage, and the crowd kept getting bigger.
There were mostly songs from Modern Times, "Love&Theft" and Blonde on Blonde, but also Highway 61 Revisited, If You See Her Say Hello, Positively 4th Street, All Along the Watchtower and Blowin' In the Wind. And Workingman's Blues #2 came out absolutely heartwrenching. And it was all very wonderful and kept most of us jumping and dancing for two hours. It was really really great and really unbelievable.
And Bob was smiling. And I hadn't expected him to talk in the end (he said thank you, said something I didn't understand and introduced the band).
He's so amazing. He can sing anyway he wants and it still sounds brilliant.
They had planned it as a concert where everyone would be seated, but, of course, by the second song people were already in a crowd in front of the stage, and the crowd kept getting bigger.
There were mostly songs from Modern Times, "Love&Theft" and Blonde on Blonde, but also Highway 61 Revisited, If You See Her Say Hello, Positively 4th Street, All Along the Watchtower and Blowin' In the Wind. And Workingman's Blues #2 came out absolutely heartwrenching. And it was all very wonderful and kept most of us jumping and dancing for two hours. It was really really great and really unbelievable.
And Bob was smiling. And I hadn't expected him to talk in the end (he said thank you, said something I didn't understand and introduced the band).
He's so amazing. He can sing anyway he wants and it still sounds brilliant.