Bob Dylan 
Budokan Revisited 2001 (2CD) 
Budokan, Tokyo, Japan. 14th march 2001. (AUD)
Tombstone 1432001/2

Flac files extracted by cevau from audio disks.

Disc one
1.	Duncan And Brady
2.	Mr. Tambourine Man
3.	Desolation Row
4.	Stuck Inside Of Mobile
5.	Tryin' To Get To Heaven
6.	Til I Fell In Love With You
7.	Mama, You Been On My Mind
8.	It's All Over Now Baby Blue
9.	Tangled Up In Blue
10.	Not Dark Yet

Disc two
1.	Cold Irons Bound
2.	Rainy Day Women #12 & 35
3.	Love Sick
4.	Like A Rolling Stone
5.	If Dogs Run Free
6.	All Along The The Watchtower
7.	Knockin' On Heaven's Door
8.	Highway 61 Revisited
9.	Blowin' In The Wind



MUSICIANS:

Bob Dylan 
    Guitar, Harp ,Vocals

Charlie Sexton
  Guitar 

Larry Campbell
Guitar, Pedal Steel,
Mandolin, Fiddle,
Electric Bazouki

Tony Garnier 
  Bass

David Kemper
  Drums 

Disk One
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Disk Two
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Review:
Very good audience recording made from DAT recorder. Great performance. Standard set list. Package contains a booklet, and photos; and aesthetics are very nice. Similar looking to the Crystal Cat 2000 series packages.
http://bobsboots.com/CDs/cd-b79.html


Review by Otto Thompson of the performance on Boblinks:
"Tangled up in Blue" was next. This was close to the version I heard him play at Wolftrap, but the melody was kind of flat. He made up for it, however, with energy. In many ways, he told the song rather than sang it. In fact, it was Bob at his story-telling best; though I had the distinct impression that on this song and others throughout the evening, he rearranged not only the music, but also the verses and pieces of verses. Of course, there are so many versions of "Tangled," that it's hard to tell. Another highlight followed; "Not Dark Yet." This presentation was deep and oh so sad. To say Bob's performance of this song was moving would be to engage in gross understatement. When Bob sang this song to the dark accompaniment of his band, you could feel the pain that drove emphatic lines like "behind every beautiful thing, there's been some kind of pain." I heard every word and if there's a better statement on mortality in all of popular music, I don't know what it is. Just when I thought it couldn't get any better, the band started up with "Cold Irons Bound." Incredible! Bob should let his band go crazy more often. Though Bob does tasteful and often inventive guitar work himself, Larry and Charlie are in a class all their own. When they really get going, it's magic, and Tony, of course, accents the music perfectly with his thumping bass. And with Bob's clear, firm, controlled, melodic, and wonderful voice yelling out this song in phrases that bite, well… there's nothing better. To me, this song presented the high point of the evening. The audience was on its feet. People were jumping up and down.

HIGHLIGHTS
Tangled up in blue
Not dark yet