Bob Dylan - GWW Royal Albert Hall

the only live performance ever.

Amazing to see Garth without a beard.

The coolest version oof like àŕrolling stonè

The way the Bass guitar descends down only to rise up , its epic.
Like Judas himself .

DYLAN AT THE TOP!!

Unbelievable performance and sound quality in 1966!!! That's one of his greatest hymns ever.

"play it fuckin' loud" ??? metal before there even was metal

圧倒される。この人が居なかったら今のRockは無かった。

This is the earliest electric rock band along with Butterfield and black bluesmen. White PC "respectable" folk culture resisted and jeered at him at first but Dylan knew. He had graduated by then from Woodie Guthrie to electric music and taking on the invisible barriers of the norm. Other jewish early "white negro" rockers Bloomfield and Kooper were kindred spirits and they could PLAY. So could the Band.

The famous " Judas," !!

How can this be rare if it's been in a Maysles Bros. 1967 historical film for 55+ years? Mickey Jones—the drummer for that part of the tour—maintains that it was not Dylan who said to "play it fucking loud

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I don't believe you. Close cover before striking. In God we trust. 4 of the most famous words. I may be wrong.

Psst Bob, when your voice is awful you should probably try to bring LESS attention to it

Most important and masterful artists will at some point in their relationship with their audience, find themselves in an analogous, polarizing stand-off with their fans: do you want the same thing with different names, song after song, album after album, show after show? Or are we gonna fucking do this the only correct, step by step, formula burning all the maps and logs and records and charts that lead us to safe and familiar harbors, never outside eye-line of our home shores, never closing them and letting go of fear forever, gripping hands tightly, lighting our vessels aflame before we even clear the straights and steeingr for the edge of the fucking known universe and happily sailing right past and off of it -- are we gonna do those parts together? Or am I going off this cosmic cliff into the unknown virtually alone? Your answer will not change my decision and no one's promising rose gardens but betting over the infinity pool's flaming horizon, there not be ALL dragons.

They stuck around to boo. They stayed and booed because these teenyboppers actually cared about this musician. They did not walk out, but rather loudly voiced their protests, their disillusionment, their objections and dissent. It's pretty hard to think of a higher compliment in art.

I love this song. Karma

Classic. Wish the lyrics were on the bottom

The day rock and roll lost its innocense

Cuando los nuevos habitantes de esta tierra... después de depredarla y destrozarla.. escuchen esta canción .. entonces si se preocuparan de cuidarla y mantenerla para todos su seres humanos aún habitantes.... se preocuparan por las cosas sencillas de la vida.. AMAR y RESPETAR al prójimo..

Not ONE thumbs down in this day and age speaks to this phenomenal song and performance…one complaint…where’s Garth, holding it down in a way nobody else could.

Great song!

ai si mas and sayonara

This sounds different?

The idiot who screamed Judas did all of us a favor; it spurred on this other worldy performance.

My favorite performance of the greatest rock and roll song. A big F off to the narrow minded in the crowd. Judas. Can you imagine?

Bit misleading in that this isn’t the actual Manchester Free Trade Hall “Judas” performance, of which only the beginning was filmed, but a composite.

Only the first 32s, with the Judas heckle and Bob’s response are from the Manchester show. The rest of the video is from the May 21st 1966 Newcastle performance of the song, which can be found in full in the BluRay/DVD extras for No Direction Home.

Still fucking amazing, mind.

Les Paul invented that harmonica mount...

Don’t get any better than this