THERE IS A PLACE OF BROKEN DREAMS
Flashback 0255 3CD [T-458]
(1) Shoreline Amphitheater (Mountain View, CA); August 5, 1986
(2) Red Rocks (Morrison, CO); July 26, 1986
(3) Forum (Inglewood, CA); August 3, 1986
(4) Performing Arts Center (Saratoga Springs, NY); July 13,
1986
Tracklist: (1) Shake A Hand, Positively Fourth Street, Clean Cut Kid,
I'll Remember You, Shot Of Love, We Had It All, Masters Of War;
Listen To Her Heart, Straight Into Darkness, The Waiting,
Breakdown; It Ain't Me Babe, One Too Many Mornings, Hard Rain's
A-Gonna Fall, I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know, Band Of The
Hand, When The Night Comes Falling, Lonesome Town, Ballad Of A Thin
Man; Even the Losers, Spike, Tonight Will Be My Night, Caress Me
Babe; Rainy Day Women #12 & 35, Across The Borderline, I And I;
Good Rockin' Mama [John Lee Hooker]; Like A Rolling Stone, In The
Garden, Blowin' In The Wind, Uranium Rock
(2) Seeing The Real You At Last, Knockin' On Heaven's Door,
Refugee
(3) Bye Bye Johnny; Gotta Serve Somebody
(4) Unchain My Heart, Mr. Tambourine Man, To Ramona, Union Sundown,
House Of The Rising Sun
DEEP: Very nice soundboard recording of a complete Dylan (23
tracks)/Petty (8 tracks) show. Not up to the soundboard standard of
Marseilles '93, mind you, but very good nonetheless. I favor the
acoustic and mid-tempo performances from this show; the rocking
songs Bob speeds through as if a 33rpm played at 45. The excellent
keyboard work by Benmont Tench is a highlight. Let me also add that
I find Mike Campbell to be a very distinctive guitar player and one
who "did right" by the songs with his playing. The bonus
trax are from audience sources, with no duplication from the
Shoreline show. Quality is decent, though by no means great. Well
worth picking up. The packaging, to be blunt, sucks.
rmd: Sound quality is substandard. (Masato Kato).
