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Dylan and the Dead, recorded in 1987, released in 1989, is one I missed the first time around. The Grateful Dead as backup band seems a little strange, but it works. Dylan's in fine form, and his rollicking take on I Want You made me smile. The smoldering groove on Queen Jane Approximately leaves room for the Dead to stretch out. Sound quality is the best of the four CDs here, a really nice live mix.

This 2-CD set contains 52 tracks, one from each of the first season's shows, plus two bonus tracks. These tracks are all by the original artists. This compilation CD contains music tracks only and does not feature the voice of Bob Dylan. The CDs are beautifully packaged in a slipcase and are accompanied by a 16-page booklet written by ISIS editor Derek Barker.

This 2-CD set contains 52 tracks, one from each of the first season's shows, plus two bonus tracks. These tracks are all by the original artists. This compilation CD contains music tracks only and does not feature the voice of Bob Dylan. The CDs are beautifully packaged in a slipcase and are accompanied by a 16-page booklet written by ISIS editor Derek Barker.

s"Bob Dylan: The Classic Interviews 1965 - 1966a" is released in association with ISIS Magazine by Chrome Dreams the premier name in music-related Interview CDs, Cassettes, Audio-Books and DVDs. This beautifully packaged CD (total playing time: 78 mins approx) is accompanied by a 16 page booklet containing numerous photographs plus liner notes written by Derek Barker.

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