The Band - Before The Flood (CD) - CD

Name: The Band - Before The Flood (CD)
Brand: Alliance Entertainment
SKU: 886970822428
Price: 15.99 USD
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by The Band

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Availability:In StockArtist:The BandTheme:Grammy Winning Artist, Rock N Roll Hall Of Fame Inductee

Distributor/Studio:Sony LegacyPublisher:SONY MUSIC ENTERTAINMENTUPC:886970822428Weight:0.26Product ID:SC6RCY4TAQ

Details: BEFORE THE FLOOD is a double album souvenir of Dylan's record breaking, critically acclaimed North American tour with The Band and a dynamic document of a transitional period in Dylan's life and art. While the shows were promoted as a nostalgic look back, at many points Dylan seemed to be hurling himself at his own familiar early songs as if against the walls of a prison cell. Dylan tears through his greatest songs in a manner that might not be comforting, but guarantees it to be one of the best live albums ever.

🎵 Tracklist

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01

Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I'll Go Mine)

02

Lay Lady Lay

03

Rainy Day Women #12 ; 35

04

Knockin' on Heaven's Door

05

It Ain't Me Babe

06

Ballad of a Thin Man

07

Up on Cripple Creek

08

I Shall Be Released

09

Endless Highway

10

Night They Drove Old Dixie Down

11

Stage Fright

12

Don't Think Twice It's All Right

13

Just Like a Woman

14

It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)

15

Shape I'm in

16

When You Awake

17

Weight

18

All Along the Watchtower

19

Highway 61 Revisited

20

Like a Rolling Stone

21

Blowin' in the Wind

Distributor/Studio:Sony LegacyPublisher:SONY MUSIC ENTERTAINMENTUPC:886970822428Weight:0.26Product ID:SC6RCY4TAQ

Publisher: SONY MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT

Artist(s)

The Band

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Details: BEFORE THE FLOOD is a double album souvenir of Dylan's record breaking, critically acclaimed North American tour with The Band and a dynamic document of a transitional period in Dylan's life and art. While the shows were promoted as a nostalgic look back, at many points Dylan seemed to be hurling himself at his own familiar early songs as if against the walls of a prison cell. Dylan tears through his greatest songs in a manner that might not be comforting, but guarantees it to be one of the best live albums ever.