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A Merry Llama
PostPosted: Thu July 31st, 2014, 16:30 GMT 
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touring machine, yes.

diligent planner and marketing broadcaster, he's not.
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Still Go Barefoot
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A Merry Llama wrote:
touring machine, yes.

diligent planner and marketing broadcaster, he's not.


Oh, probably a diligent planner too.

Dylan, Inc. knows what their doing and tries to maintain the Grossman-initiated mystique.
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Still Go Barefoot
PostPosted: Mon August 4th, 2014, 10:14 GMT 
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Patiently waiting for the machine to spit out North American dates. Maybe this week?
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EternalCircle1
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Ain't Bob just a "Man for the Road"?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WvMS9jRvBkw

and he never lets his "Deal Go Down"...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LumwFBszk04
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A Merry Llama
PostPosted: Tue August 26th, 2014, 12:45 GMT 
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Neal S Blaisdell Arena - Honolulu, HI - Tue, Apr 29, 2014
Posted 06/17/2014by TheFonz6969 This Fan's Reviews

Bob Dylan is awesome. He is awesome. His concert was awesome.
Go see his show, it is awesome. Bob's vocals are awesome. His harmonica playing is awesome.
Bob is extremely articulate and you can undertand every word he says or sings perfectly awesome. So awesome.
The ushers are morons and are very bored and have nothing better to do then yell at people for texting on their phones. Nobody is going to make money off of dark, crappy, shaky , cell phone picture and video clips.....sheesh....give us a break homies! Brah..... da kine
Favorite moment: My favorite moment was when Bob Dylan was awesome.
Setlist: Everybody must get stoned, all along the watch tower, how does it feel to be a rolling stone, the answer my friend is blowing in the wind and some other awesome songs.
Opening act(s): The Rolling STones, Cheech and Chong and Black Sabbath
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Still Go Barefoot
PostPosted: Tue August 26th, 2014, 22:29 GMT 
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A Merry Llama wrote:
Opening act(s): The Rolling STones, Cheech and Chong and Black Sabbath

Sabbath opening for Bob would be awesome.
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A Merry Llama
PostPosted: Wed August 27th, 2014, 01:38 GMT 
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War Pigs would be a given. oh wait, it always is!
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Still Go Barefoot
PostPosted: Wed August 27th, 2014, 04:00 GMT 
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Masters of War Pigs
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Masked And Anonymous
PostPosted: Wed August 27th, 2014, 04:09 GMT 
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Just read that the North American tour would be announced tomorrow. I hope it's true and I'm hoping for a return to Northern California.
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Still Go Barefoot
PostPosted: Wed August 27th, 2014, 10:59 GMT 
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Yes, too sensitive posted it in the Rumors thread this morn. Doncha just love Bob?

Too Sens-a-tive wrote:
The dates are up at BD.com !!!!!!!

linkOct 17, 2014 Seattle, WA Paramount Theatre
Sep 05 10:00am PDT
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linkOct 18, 2014 Seattle, WA Paramount Theatre
Sep 05 10:00am PDT
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linkOct 19, 2014 Seattle, WA Paramount Theatre
Sep 05 10:00am PDT
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linkOct 21, 2014 Portland, OR Keller Auditorium
Sep 05 10:00am PDT
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linkOct 24, 2014 Los Angeles, CA Dolby Theatre
Sep 05 10:00am PDT
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linkOct 25, 2014 Los Angeles, CA Dolby Theatre
Sep 05 10:00am PDT
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linkOct 26, 2014 Los Angeles, CA Dolby Theatre
Sep 05 10:00am EDT
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linkOct 28, 2014 Oakland, CA Paramount Theatre
Sep 05 10:00am PDT
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linkOct 29, 2014 Oakland, CA Paramount Theatre
Sep 05 10:00am PDT
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linkOct 30, 2014 Oakland, CA Paramount Theatre
Sep 05 10:00am PDT
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linkNov 01, 2014 Denver, CO Bellco Theatre
Sep 05 10:00am MDT
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linkNov 04, 2014 Minneapolis, MN Orpheum Theater
Sep 06 10:00am CDT
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linkNov 05, 2014 Minneapolis, MN Orpheum Theater
Sep 06 10:00am CDT
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linkNov 06, 2014 Minneapolis, MN Orpheum Theater
Sep 06 10:00am EDT
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linkNov 08, 2014 Chicago, IL Cadillac Palace Theatre
Sep 06 10:00am CDT
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linkNov 09, 2014 Chicago, IL Cadillac Palace Theatre
Sep 06 10:00am CDT
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linkNov 10, 2014 Chicago, IL Cadillac Palace Theatre
Sep 06 10:00am CDT
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linkNov 12, 2014 Cleveland, OH State Theatre
Sep 05 11:00am EDT
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linkNov 14, 2014 Boston, MA Orpheum Theatre
Sep 05 10:00am EDT
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linkNov 15, 2014 Providence, RI Providence Performing Arts Center
Sep 05 10:00am EDT
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linkNov 17, 2014 Toronto, ON Sony Center
Sep 06 10:00am EDT
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linkNov 18, 2014 Toronto, ON Sony Center
Sep 06 10:00am EDT
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linkNov 21, 2014 Philadelphia, PA Academy of Music
Sep 08 10:00am EDT
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linkNov 22, 2014 Philadelphia, PA Academy of Music
Sep 08 10:00am EDT
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linkNov 23, 2014 Philadelphia, PA Academy of Music
Sep 08 10:00am EDT
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linkNov 25, 2014 Washington, DC DAR Constitution Hall
Sep 05 10:00am EDT
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linkNov 26, 2014 Newark, NJ New Jersey Performing Arts Center
Sep 05 10:00am EDT
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linkNov 28, 2014 New York, NY The Beacon Theatre
Sep 05 10:00am EDT
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linkNov 29, 2014 New York, NY The Beacon Theatre
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linkDec 01, 2014 New York, NY The Beacon Theatre
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linkDec 02, 2014 New York, NY The Beacon Theatre
Sep 05 10:00am


Read more: http://www.bobdylan.com/us#ixzz3BaNz59U7
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A Merry Llama
PostPosted: Wed August 27th, 2014, 12:18 GMT 
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Did I mention that Waiting For You is one of my favorite items in The Set?
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PostPosted: Wed August 27th, 2014, 12:42 GMT 
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A Merry Llama wrote:
Did I mention that Waiting For You is one of my favorite items in The Set?


No need, "Waitin' For You" is just one of them perfect songs. Hopefully, we'll finally get to hear it live & in person.
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delvis_crasho
PostPosted: Wed August 27th, 2014, 12:49 GMT 
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A couple other things...

Last time we saw him I couldn't believe how great "Duquesne Whistle" went over; can't wait to experience that again.

I've also never been to a show with an intermission. I like the idea of it. Kind of retro and vintage. Splits up the action and allows some beverage purchasing without the risk of missing anything. Also: I LOVE the idea of a set starting with "High Water."
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What a pity it wasn’t a dance – lovely foxtrots and waltzes in there.
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Still Go Barefoot
PostPosted: Tue September 2nd, 2014, 16:11 GMT 
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delvis_crasho wrote:
I've also never been to a show with an intermission. I like the idea of it. Kind of retro and vintage.

Intermissions are a nice touch. Gives a chance to take in Set 1 & be excited for Set 2.
Hope he keeps them for Fall. Seems he will, based on most of the venue choices.
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A Merry Llama
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agreed on all accounts Delvis.

i'm happy to say the intermission will remind me of the '15 minute' intermissions at Phish shows, which were inevitably at least 45 minutes, even though they religiously said, 'see you in 15 minutes.' once they even did a count-down to synchronize watches with the crowd.*

they'll definitely do the NBC chimes at Cadillac. I heard them there before for a dramatic play.
the NBC chimes of cattle rousing, as opposed to say, freedom.

*Later, I saw Trey perform solo, during which he'd play solo acoustic phish songs during 'intermission,'
which reminded me of the Dylan shows I saw in the nineties. Intermission for the Band, but not the Artist.
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PostPosted: Tue September 2nd, 2014, 17:00 GMT 
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Those were nice Llama. 3 acoustics then back at it with the band.
Acoustic Gates was mind blowing. It took incredible concentration to follow it.
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A Merry Llama
PostPosted: Thu October 16th, 2014, 21:55 GMT 
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are we there yet?

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I think that the Queens might be on there.
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Latin America 2015 baby!
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A Merry Llama
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I wonder which water route they are using to get from Oakland to Denver?

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Bob is definitely a touring machine. According to Olof Bjorner's site www.bjorner.com by the time this current amazing tour is finished Bob will have performed 2657 concerts since the start of the Never Ending Tour back on June 7, 1988 in Concord, CA. His current band will have surpassed the previous record of 441 shows (set by the 20th incarnation of the NET Band which was comprised of Tony, George, Donnie, Stu, and Denny Freeman). Since Charlie joined up with Bob again on October 4, 2009 in Seattle this 21st incarnation of the NET Band will have performed a record 449 shows together when the tour ends on December 3rd in New York. The tying and record breaking shows will both be held in Philadelphia on November 22nd and 23rd. Aside from the 27 shows with Duke Robillard in Spring and Summer of 2013 and the 11 shows with Colin Linden in the Summer of 2013 these guys have been together for a long time. Tony's been with Bob since June 3, 1989. George has been in the band since January 31, 2002. Stu has been with Bob since June 4, 2004. Donnie has been in the band since March 7, 2005. Charlie was with Bob from June 5, 1999 until May 12, 2002 before coming back in 2009. Their experience together shines through in their current performances and I feel like we are all very fortunate to hear these shows in person and on the recordings that people share. If Bob is a touring machine, these are the guys that help keep the machine running in top form.
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Still Go Barefoot
PostPosted: Thu November 6th, 2014, 09:10 GMT 
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Masked And Anonymous wrote:
If Bob is a touring machine, these are the guys that help keep the machine running in top form.

Excellent post, Masked...Bob & the Mechanics...some tasty, highly digestible facts listed here.

I was ready to point out Duke & Colin and, boom, you were right there.

Thanks for researching and sharing!

So, does your Philly record-breaking number include or exclude those Duke & Colin shows?
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Masked And Anonymous
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The Duke and Colin shows are not included in the numbers with the current group of guys. Duke's 27 shows were with the 22nd incarnation of the NET Band and Colin's 11 shows were with the 23rd. Denny and the 20th NET band started up on April 15, 2005 and played their 441st and final show on August 16, 2009. The longest tenured NET Band before them was the 9th NET Band (Tony, Bucky Baxter, John Jackson, and Winston Watson) and they played 358 shows from February 5, 1993 to August 4, 1996. These statistics have interested me greatly since I started collecting shows and I'm very thankful that Olof has all the data on his site. I can't imagine how much work it must have taken over the years to keep www.bjorner.com up to date.
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Love it! You might have a fun conversation with Tompius if he's still around.
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