(Soundboard FLAC)
Bob Dylan
September 4, 1988
Bristol, CT
The Venue: Lake Compounce
'wanted man'
Manufacturer / Catalog No.
Kiss The Stone / KTS099
Released: 1992 Italy
Quality: 8 stars
Bob's Boots ref #
BB-w03
"From the original silver cd." I have seen in the forums that some ask what this means. The responses to the question were OK, but missed a key element: the removal of doubt for the downloader.
uploaders lineage: data vine dvd copy flacs (files dated Jul 2005) > harddrive > upload
comments: flacs decoded without error. thanks to the artists, tapers and sharers, enjoy!
01 - Subterranean Homesick Blues
02 - I Don't Believe You
03 - Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues
04 - Ballad Of A Thin Man
05 - Had A Dream About You Baby ß- lookit this!
06 - Simple Twist Of Fate
07 - Highway 61 Revisited
08 - To Ramona (acoustic)
09 - Rank Strangers (A. Brumley) (acoustic) ß and this!
10 - Don't Think Twice (acoustic)
11 - Knockin' On Heaven's Door (acoustic)
12 - Silvio
13 - I Shall Be Released
14 - Like A Rolling Stone
15 - It Ain't Me Babe (acoustic)
16 - Masters Of War
17 - Maggie's Farm
"From the orginal silver cd" means that I am making FLACs from the the actual bootleg, not from a CD-R copy. It means that I have the actual real thing in my hot little fists. Of course, since we are talking digital here, an 199-gen digital copy SHOULD be the same as a 1-gen copy. That being said, if I screw up my ripping, then this first gen copy is junk.
All things being equal, is a first generation copy is "better" than a, say, 23rd generation copy? In THEORY, again since we're talking digital here, both copies SHOULD be the same. In real life, however, let's get real. The closest one gets to the actual source material (assuming the ripper uses standard practices when ripping) then a first generation copy is "better" in that it removes any doubt someone may have regarding the quality of the rip. For a 99th-gen copy, who knows what converting may have happened along the line or who has a bad hard drive sector or who has a incomplete copy or who had a bad CD-R or who had what happen to their copy on it's way to you, Dear Listener.
I've got a nice stack of CD-R's received in trade from people swore up and down that they knew what they were doing. Many of them have 2-seconds gaps between songs, some have pops all along the way, and some are barely adequate to use as coasters. All "first generation" mind you, and all are crap. Some 27 generation copies are probably fine it's true, but I'll wait for a "From the silver" rip, thank you. I know what I'm getting then.
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