Expecting Rain

even closer to me, however I was only 3, so I wasn't aware of his sexy beastliness at the time... I had a crush on Jimmy from the Mickey Mouse club and Mr Rogers instead...

Milky I'm talking about the photos of montreux not Manfreds pics .

This is great!!!! what a good performance.... and what a great place to be going to a concert....very cool video....

And the other pics too.... if you page over and see those little newspaper reviews.... One says that he is quite a poet and might even make a name in music too!!!!!

Here's what I love about this:

The song
The *subtle* way he's directing the band. I love watching that.
Looks like the shortened his jacket a bit. He also looks cute in his white pants and *spat* boots.

Dislike:
I'm not a big fan of the piano. He's too far away & it doesn't add anything to the performance.

Wait till you've seen it for yourself. I agree he's quite far away, but I must strongly disagree that it doesn't add to the overall performance, both audibly and visually.

But isn't he far,far away?

I didn't think it added much to the performance here but maybe it's crappy audio.

Still, I want to *see* him.

Well.... you need to have a good spot to see him, that's true. But you needed that with the keyboard, too, and even when he's at center stage sometimes. Last fall, the stage was usually not very well lit, and he was wearing black head to toe. You could hardly see his face from the front row! He's a master of hiding on stage. But on the other hand, he still engages with the audience in the way that he does. Where / when will you see him? I don't think you'll be disappointed. Not with his actual playing, either.

So far, I'm going to 4 shows from NY down to Boston (so far). I was going to go to a Cali show but can't swing the money right now. Afterall, I had to have some $ left for my Alan Jackson ticket (and the Wallflowers).

Boston isn't on sale yet and I'm on the fence about going. It's in my own back yard but 20,000 seats. grrrrr..... We'll see.

They're all seated? I know I'm very spoiled in that regard, but yes, I want to see him, so I know what it's like - the furthest away I was last tour was row 9 at Nimes. It was like going to the movies.

Yeah, they're all seated but I've got good seats. I'm concerned the height of the state will block the view.

I usually always get on the rail so I'm spoiled, too.

awesome !!! (looks like the taper loved the amphitheaters as much as the show ! )

Yes, that was a cool place.

It was a great show .. I have taken my eleven year old nephew to the show for his birthday .. his first Dylan concert .. I never saw him so happy

I didn't know you were there. You should have said hello.

You forgot one
http://www.flickr.com/photos/68048912@N ... 7813885398

You didn't know ahh Johanna thats sad
we were somewhere in the middle .. actually I wanted to stay close to the stage but my nephew isn't that big and he can't stand a whole night .. therefore we decided to take a seat .
He didn't know that we went to a Dylan show... when we where there I gave him the ticket and told him not to lose it .. you had seen his eyes when he read the ticket .. then he yelled are we going to Bob Dylan ... I thought that the world could hear him
That little man had the time of his life .. he is the next Dylan generation

I find it hurtful to see this - it's very clear that he doesn't want to be photographed. It's cruel.

Excellent story.... I love to see the young ones at the concerts....what a cool way to tell him... you are a good aunt...... there was a girl, maybe 10 at one concert we went to with her dad.... we made room at the rail.... she knew every song, sang right along with a few....

You just posted a photo from the same thing!