Show Breakdown
| Furthur Monday, November 8, 2010 Northrop Minneapolis, MN |
Reviews
It's All Good, when homage is paid to the local Native Son ~ from beginning to end, spinning yet another classicly- spun web across the Cosmos.........................
"Once upon a time.......", this legendary Troubadour dressed the masses so fine, in a cloak of Humanity.
In recent live touring adventures, this vision still springs a Light eternal and creates a dimension that yet challenges even the Phil Zone, and is rather akin to life on Treasure Island.
Coincidence? Dylan leaving every gig with Jolene, setting off a spark......onto Rolling Stone ~ all the way to Bethlehem.....................
It begs the Universal question, of Sages through the Ages ~ How does it Feel?
"Once upon a time.......", this legendary Troubadour dressed the masses so fine, in a cloak of Humanity.
In recent live touring adventures, this vision still springs a Light eternal and creates a dimension that yet challenges even the Phil Zone, and is rather akin to life on Treasure Island.
Coincidence? Dylan leaving every gig with Jolene, setting off a spark......onto Rolling Stone ~ all the way to Bethlehem.....................
It begs the Universal question, of Sages through the Ages ~ How does it Feel?
HooterAll, Tangled up in Blue
Wow! I loved this show! The coolest thing about it (to me) was the unconventional placemnet of the songs. We got a "Dylan sandwich" "Maggie's Farm as an OPENER, and "Like a Rolling Stone encore... Also "Don't Ease..." and "Stagger Lee" early in the first set.
I also got my SECOND EVER "Comea A Time" ( the first was the GD in K.C> back in theearly 90s). I hadn't gotten a "Man Smart, Woman Smarter" in ages, either. Very nice.
I also got my SECOND EVER "Comea A Time" ( the first was the GD in K.C> back in theearly 90s). I hadn't gotten a "Man Smart, Woman Smarter" in ages, either. Very nice.
Dominic, Lincoln, NE
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