1965-May-7

Bob Dylan		Now's The Time For Your Tears  (Wanted Man)

Free Trade Hall		Manchester, England


Disc 1  -  74.24
1	The Times				3.31
2	To Ramona				4.56
3	Gates Of Eden				6.52
4	If You Gotta Go Go Now			2.56
5	It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)	8.24
6	Love Minus Zero				4.22
7	Mr. Tambourine Man			6.12
8	Talkin' World War III Blues		4.10
9	Don't Think Twice			3.45
10	With God On Our Side			5.09
11	She Belongs To Me			4.13
12	It Ain't Me Babe			4.39
13	Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll	6.06
14	All I Really Want To Do			3.30
15	It's All Over Now, Baby Blue		5.32


	This is the one without the NoNoise filtering


	Review (from the great "BobsBoots" site):

	This is a near perfect soundboard recording that is good 
	enough quality to be an official release. The show is amazing 
	and deserves a place in even the smallest Dylan collection. 
	If one should pick it apart for the minor irregularities, it 
	would be that while the cover aesthetics are nice, some may 
	find the purple on purple type a bit difficult to read. Also, 
	as the original recording was obviously analog, there is 
	slight tape hiss evident in the high-end. To some  ears, this 
	hiss is an undesirable noise. These are the same folks who 
	argue the benefits of digital recording over analog. This 
	problem was eliminated five years earlier on the Swingin' 
	Pig release: 'Now Ain't the Time for Your Tears'  



	About the 'Now Ain't the Time for Your Tears' release:

	Also, Swingin' Pig used the digital filtering NoNoise 
	system to produce this 'pin-drop' quiet recording. To 
	some trained ears, there is the 'something's missing in 
	the high-end' feeling. These are the same folks who argue 
	the benefits of analog recording over digital. The problem 
	was corrected five years later with the release of 
	'Now's the Time for Your Tears'