Title: Perhaps Dylan's best live album ever
Product review: This is a magical album. Before this, Bob had never sounded so worked up. Dylan rips through his back catalogue with a vengeance, spitting out classic renditions of "Rolling Stone," "It's Ain't Me Babe" and "Heaven's Door." Every single song on this disc hits home, though. The Band's backing accompaniment is brilliant. These guys are great musicians, perhaps the best that Dylan ever performed with. Their set isn't too bad either. All in all, you cannot call yourself a Dylan fan unless your own this album. It is an essential record documenting Dylan's returning confidence in 1974. That confidence and assuredness would result in Blood On The Tracks one year later.
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