Dresden, Germany - 3 July 2012 - LIVE SET LIST discussion

Still Go Barefoot · **Joined:** Fri July 15th, 2011, 03:23 GMT **Posts:** 10609

Still Go Barefoot wrote:

onemorecup wrote:

At least you're still here watching and keeping us company.

He can't help it, he's really a secret admirer who received positive reinforcement for dissing Bob here. I think maybe his ego got pumped up and now he feels like he's got to please his imaginary so-called followers by calling himself 'all-knowing,' etc. He feels painted in a corner when he, himself is actually the one that can set himself free. Little does he know that we'd truly accept and love him for what he is if only he'd come back and be himself. I wanna party with this guy.

Bennyboy wrote:

Gulp - is that you mommy?

Classic! Yes dear, I believe in you.

hakuna-matata · **Post subject:** Re: Dresden, Germany - 3 July 2012 - LIVE SET LIST discussion

Still Go Barefoot wrote:

LEOPARD finally ditched!!!

thumbs up bob

AutodesSchreckens · **Post subject:** Re: Dresden, Germany - 3 July 2012 - LIVE SET LIST discussion

Still Go Barefoot wrote:

LEOPARD finally ditched!!!

Apparently mid-song, no less. What a way to go!

nightly moth · **Post subject:** Re: Dresden, Germany - 3 July 2012 - LIVE SET LIST discussion

Tragos114 wrote:

Bill Pagel wrote:

Dresden, Germany
Junge Garde
July 3, 2012

1. Watching The River Flow (started with Leopard-Skin and then midverse switched to River Flow)
2. Under The Red Sky
3. Things Have Changed
4. Tangled Up In Blue
5. Rollin' And Tumblin'
6. Sugar Baby
7. John Brown
8. Visions Of Johanna
9. Summer Days
10. Blind Willie McTell
11. Highway 61 Revisited
12. Simple Twist Of Fate (Bob on guitar)
13. Thunder On The Mountain
14. Ballad Of A Thin Man
15. Like A Rolling Stone
16. All Along The Watchtower

(encore)
17. Blowin' In The Wind

Thanks to Sullylove and James Nolan for the phone calls
and Hermann Rechberger for the email.

Set lists, reviews, and information on
upcoming concerts can be found on the Bob Links
Tour Infomation page located at:
http://www.boblinks.com

Song's Performed in 2011 at:
http://www.boblinks.com/song2011.html

Bob Links Main Page:
http://www.boblinks.com

Fantastic !!!

Thanks Bill.

Haha! That's great, switching mid-verse.. good way to change.. I'd like to see a video of this to see Bob's face

I need to get to some more shows this tour. Things will need to be sold! I like the look of the set, I sense some more unusual songs to come these next few shows, I feel it in my bones..

nightly moth · **Post subject:** Re: Dresden, Germany - 3 July 2012 - LIVE SET LIST discussion

twoflower wrote:

Yes, he played the piano during many songs (btw it seems to me that it also improves his singing when he's sitting at the piano opposed to standing at the organ) but what's more important, he did not touch the organ during the whole concert.

He also played some mean guitar during Simple Twist Of Fate.

All in all, a great night. (What else could be said of a concert which delivers Visions Of Johanna?)

Good stuff! I am feeling really good about this tour, I think Bob is even more in the mood for it than last year, with this new album recorded and ready to be released

queen of love · **Post subject:** Re: Dresden, Germany - 3 July 2012 - LIVE SET LIST discussion

i just got home from work. OMG i cant believe the setlist today. thats just FAntaaaaastic~~!! love it LOVE it!!
i should get 40 points cuz i called John Brown AND under the red sky.. i was torn. ..told my teammates.. none of them backed me. BUT~~ our team is in 46th place now. that just Rocks! :lol:

PS i sure hope someone got this .. what a stellar concert!

John B. Stetson · **Post subject:** Re: Dresden, Germany - 3 July 2012 - LIVE SET LIST discussion

twoflower wrote:

Yes, he played the piano during many songs (btw it seems to me that it also improves his singing when he's sitting at the piano opposed to standing at the organ) but what's more important, he did not touch the organ during the whole concert.

I deserve some credit for this.

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Isis_ · **Post subject:** Re: Dresden, Germany - 3 July 2012 - LIVE SET LIST discussion

Thats a great set! Can't wait to hear Leopard/River Flow. Under the Red Sky!

Maria · **Joined:** Wed May 2nd, 2007, 11:49 GMT **Posts:** 1061

Funny!
Under the red sky was a Berlin song. 3 times since 1995 (95,98,05). Although there were 11 shows from 1995 it's very often, because it was only played 147 times since 1990.

But there were many other strange things:

Seven days (first 1976 than 1996) 20 years
Wicked messenger (first 1987 than 1997) 10
You ain't goimg nowhere (studio 1967, first live 1997) 20 years
My back pages (first live 1978, then 1988) 10 years
Drifter's escape (studio 1967 first live 1992) 15 years
To be alone with you (Sudio 1969 first live 1989) 20 years
Jokerman (first live 1984 than 1994) 10 years
Hazel (studio 1974, firs played on tour 2004) 30 years (I know there was last waltz 76)

There was a very longer list among fans in the late 90's. probably most coincidents but funny

arabia · **Post subject:** Re: Dresden, Germany - 3 July 2012 - LIVE SET LIST discussion

Probably my favorite set list thus far this year.

Crayfish · **Post subject:** Re: Dresden, Germany - 3 July 2012 - LIVE SET LIST discussion

Quote:

Yes, he played the piano during many songs (btw it seems to me that it also improves his singing when he's sitting at the piano opposed to standing at the organ) but what's more important, he did not touch the organ during the whole concert.

If i remember correctly, the only song he played the organ was the opener. and yes, he switched the lyrics after a few lines.

AutodesSchreckens · **Post subject:** Re: Dresden, Germany - 3 July 2012 - LIVE SET LIST discussion

So listening to the recording, did the band play "River Flow" from the start and Dylan got carried away starting with "Pillbox" instead? Obviously they are very similiar musically anyway these days.

thinman2 · **Joined:** Thu October 15th, 2009, 15:01 GMT **Posts:** 57

To my ears the Band clearly plays Leopard and it takes them quite a while to follow Bob to watch the river flow. Meanwhile he sings bridges when the Band plays verses etc... But sure you're right: The blues arrangements are so similar these days that you can hardly tell which song is played.

Crayfish · **Post subject:** Re: Dresden, Germany - 3 July 2012 - LIVE SET LIST discussion

I heard that they soundchecked River Flow but I also thought at the beginning that they play Leopard...

Isis_ · **Post subject:** Re: Dresden, Germany - 3 July 2012 - LIVE SET LIST discussion

AutodesSchreckens wrote:

So listening to the recording, did the band play "River Flow" from the start and Dylan got carried away starting with "Pillbox" instead? Obviously they are very similiar musically anyway these days.

Where's the recording?

AutodesSchreckens · **Post subject:** Re: Dresden, Germany - 3 July 2012 - LIVE SET LIST discussion

Yeah, you're right. I just listened to the 2011 "River Flow" and it's very different, so clearly it was Bob who forced the band to switch. No wonder it took them a while, they probably didn't know whther Bob would do the whole thing or go back to "Pillbox" later. What a trainwreck, albeit a funny one.

Crayfish · **Post subject:** Re: Dresden, Germany - 3 July 2012 - LIVE SET LIST discussion

But one could also see that they were already talking a lot on stage just before the first song so it should have been clear which song they were going to play and (bob) to sing

or the other way around: too much communication/information.

AutodesSchreckens · **Post subject:** Re: Dresden, Germany - 3 July 2012 - LIVE SET LIST discussion

Well, if five guys play one song and one guy sings another, it's quite clear who changed his mind, isn't it?

fridalea · **Joined:** Thu May 26th, 2011, 13:54 GMT **Posts:** 54