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PostPosted: Mon October 27th, 2014, 18:47 GMT 

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The Mighty Monkey Of Mim wrote:
TheTruthIsObscure wrote:
The arrangement they played in 2006 was very good. My favourite performance is from Fairfax, 17.11.2006:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/gp91l5

WHOA! That kicks some serious ass. 2006 was such a great vocal year, singing not shouting, and this is a great one to play for anyone who thinks Denny couldn't play guitar.


Man, I miss Denny Freeman in the band so much!! I certainly love Charlie but Denny had such tastefully killer solos and in his first year,
Bob really let him loose....such a terrific year was 2005.
Here's his first Cold Irons Bound from one of Denny's first shows and man, what a great rendition!!
And as the last year of the M&A arrangement of this song, this stands as my favorite from that year....

Denver CO
March 28 2005
http://www.mediafire.com/listen/g42a2d8 ... _Bound.mp3
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PostPosted: Fri December 19th, 2014, 01:17 GMT 
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Reality has always had too many heads.

Diggin' the STUDIO version of Cold Irons Bound!
Exquisite!
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PostPosted: Fri December 19th, 2014, 02:50 GMT 
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This one.. Whewww.. What can I say? It's powerful. It'll turn you around and make you face reality. When I hear this song, I almost feel like I'm watching a tragedy. Loneliness. Betrayal. Heartbreak. It's all in there. Time Out Of Mind would fall apart without "Cold Irons Bound."
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PostPosted: Sat December 12th, 2015, 20:28 GMT 

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The Mighty Monkey Of Mim wrote:
TheTruthIsObscure wrote:
The arrangement they played in 2006 was very good. My favourite performance is from Fairfax, 17.11.2006:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/gp91l5

WHOA! That kicks some serious ass. 2006 was such a great vocal year, singing not shouting, and this is a great one to play for anyone who thinks Denny couldn't play guitar.


Here's a repost of this extraordinary version of Cold Irons Bound, the last one from 2006.
A powerful vocal, an amazing Freeman guitar solo, and an organ that sounds like The Phantom Of The Opera
is haunting the stage:

Fairfax VA
November 17 2006
http://www.mediafire.com/listen/kzrcr8c ... _Bound.mp3
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PostPosted: Wed June 1st, 2016, 16:23 GMT 

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Just downloaded Nellie's terrific 2001 compilation and this selection really stands
out...what a great version!!
Bob's on fire here and the band is really percussive and groovy here...
I love this song so much and I'm always down for a solid entry:

Las Vegas NV
August 24 2001
http://www.mediafire.com/download/agxg6 ... -01%29.mp3


And here's an INCREDIBLE one from Liverpool that same year.
Oh man...so f'n good:
https://youtu.be/TfqmLzhAVKY
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PostPosted: Mon October 31st, 2016, 06:28 GMT 

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Mr_matt wrote:
love it love it love it

my favourite versions from shepherds bush in 03, as the opening track it punches you in the gut, mind you everything from that concert is nothing short of amazing

love the bass line from the album version as well


Yeah that one from Shepherds Bush is truly incredible and Bob is so into that
rendition.
Here it is thanks to Hollis:
https://youtu.be/KxmRlIJBJ7g

I like Zurich from that year just as much. Great Crystal Cat sound and Bob throws in some
harp on this one which is rare...just a perfect song and version:

Zurich Switzerland
November 3 2003
http://www.mediafire.com/file/8i4clftk9 ... -03%29.mp3
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PostPosted: Thu October 12th, 2017, 04:16 GMT 

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Great version here!!
Bob spits this one out with an appropriate fire and brimstone and the band is
on fire with Larry delivering some truly funky licks throughout.
And oh how I miss that mysterious opening...
Red Bluff is great but this is my favorite one from 02

Augusta ME
August 4 2002
http://www.mediafire.com/file/f5be8ocd2 ... _Bound.mp3
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marker wrote:
Great version here!!
Bob spits this one out with an appropriate fire and brimstone and the band is
on fire with Larry delivering some truly funky licks throughout.
And oh how I miss that mysterious opening...
Red Bluff is great but this is my favorite one from 02

Augusta ME
August 4 2002
http://www.mediafire.com/file/f5be8ocd2 ... _Bound.mp3


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mjmooney
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For a long time I assumed that 'cold irons bound' referred to being a prisoner on a chain gang - in shackles.

But maybe it refers to someone headed for the Iron Range mountains in Minnesota, in winter?
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Still Go Barefoot
PostPosted: Sun February 11th, 2018, 17:38 GMT 
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marker wrote:
Great version here!!
Bob spits this one out with an appropriate fire and brimstone and the band is
on fire with Larry delivering some truly funky licks throughout.
And oh how I miss that mysterious opening...
Red Bluff is great but this is my favorite one from 02

Augusta ME
August 4 2002
http://www.mediafire.com/file/f5be8ocd2 ... _Bound.mp3

Ahh, yes. Was at the show...and several in that N.E. string
(Worcester to Quebec, if I’m in the right Year). Nice run.



mjmooney wrote:
For a long time I assumed that 'cold irons bound' referred to being a prisoner on a chain gang - in shackles.

But maybe it refers to someone headed for the Iron Range mountains in Minnesota, in winter?

Speaking of Minnesota. Check out this 2010 vid:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XbI7osmrU_o
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