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Pastimes : Robert Zimmerman, Bob Dylan, Dylan

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To: Jeanne_N who wrote (2489)	4/11/2006 5:23:48 PM
From: MulhollandDrive	Read Replies (1) of 2695

This is not say that Dylan's show wasn't perfectly entertaining. Seeing him on the arena stage, dressed in black with a hat that was a cross between a fedora and an Amish going-to-services hat, and backlit in red with a red curtain behind him, Dylan struck an unforgettable pose. i really do hope that, like an aging boxer past his prime, unwilling or unable to hang up the gloves, dylan doesn't become something of a "caricature" of himself i saw him a couple of years ago in concert (first time) and despite my love of his music, was not overly satisfied with his concert performance... i don't know if was me, or the crowd surrounding me, or the heightened expectation that left me feeling somehow cheated....but i have to admit the experience did not live up to my expectations.... there seemed to be a certain 'roteness' to the performance... but honestly, i'm really not sure what the heck i was expecting in reality, some kind of metaphysical experience? <g> (sometimes we expect too much)

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