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Now Ain't the Time for Your Tears
source: Free Trade Hall, Manchester, UK
May 7, 1965
Tracks:
1- The Times
2- To Ramona
3- Gates Of Eden
4- If You Gotta Go Go Now
5- It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)
6- Love Minus Zero
7- Mr. Tambourine Man
8- Talkin' World War III Blues
9- Don't Think Twice
10- With God On Our Side
11- She Belongs To Me
12- It Ain't Me Babe
13- Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll
14- All I Really Want To Do
15- It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
Review (from Bobs Boots):
This is a near perfect soundboard recording that is good enough quality to be an official release. The show is amazing and deserves a place in even the smallest Dylan collection. If one should pick it apart for the minor irregularities, it would be that the cover photo could have been color corrected a little better. It's washed out in yellow. Also, Swingin' Pig used the digital filtering NoNoise system to produce this 'pin-drop' quiet recording. To some trained ears, there is the 'something's missing in the high-end' feeling. These are the same folks who argue the benefits of analog recording over digital.
Now Ain't the Time for Your Tears
source: Free Trade Hall, Manchester, UK
May 7, 1965
Tracks:
1- The Times
2- To Ramona
3- Gates Of Eden
4- If You Gotta Go Go Now
5- It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)
6- Love Minus Zero
7- Mr. Tambourine Man
8- Talkin' World War III Blues
9- Don't Think Twice
10- With God On Our Side
11- She Belongs To Me
12- It Ain't Me Babe
13- Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll
14- All I Really Want To Do
15- It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
Review (from Bobs Boots):
This is a near perfect soundboard recording that is good enough quality to be an official release. The show is amazing and deserves a place in even the smallest Dylan collection. If one should pick it apart for the minor irregularities, it would be that the cover photo could have been color corrected a little better. It's washed out in yellow. Also, Swingin' Pig used the digital filtering NoNoise system to produce this 'pin-drop' quiet recording. To some trained ears, there is the 'something's missing in the high-end' feeling. These are the same folks who argue the benefits of analog recording over digital.