Thank you so much.

Wow - great --- thank you!!!

Thank you - a great performance.

This is a fabulous album - thank you so much!

Thanks a lot for all the Tom Waits in Hi-Res you posted!
Hope 'Glitter And Doom Live (Remastered)' will arrive here to in 24/96...

Thanks a lot for Tom Waits in Hi-Res!
Hope 'Glitter And Doom Live (Remastered)' will arrive here to in 24/96...

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SACD download stops at 88.88%.
Thank you.

Thank you--this album won best contempory blues album at the
2017 Grammy Awards.

1st november "Fish" ;)

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The above review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine is an example of someone reviewing a topic for which they are clearly out of their depth -- in which case, they resort to tried-and-true bumper sticker slogans, such as "this is pure brimstone and fire throughout the record."

The fact is, you'll find very little of that whatsoever on this album. In fact, having listened to this album over 500 times in the last 39 years since it was released, I can't recall anything that qualifies as "fire & brimstone".

On the contrary, Dylan says plainly in "Do Right To Me Baby (Do Unto Others)": "Don't wanna judge nobody; don't wanna be judged."

Of course, he realizes he WILL be judged, both by God and Man. But, in the song "I Believe In You", he chooses the praise from God, over the praise from men. He says, "Though the earth may shake me, though my friends forsake me, even that won't make me turn back."

So, if there's judgment on the album, it's directed toward him, and not with him in judgment of anyone else. (If anything, he judges himself in the song "Gonna Change My Way Of Thinking", and decides he's "gonna make myself a different set of rules", to replace the ones that clearly weren't working before.

He also says that the album "suffer[s] from being a bit too dogmatic, not just in its religion, but in its musical approach."

What the heck does THAT mean? How can you be "dogmatic" musically?

It's not a perfect album, and the quasi-reggae or Calypso song "Man Gave Names To All The Animals" has always been my least favorite track. But I suppose it was added to lighten up the mood from what is otherwise an intensely passionate album.

I saw Dylan in concert on this tour, (I was still in high school at the time), and he was in fine form. That's one of the benefits of having a completely renewed understanding of the meaning of life. And that's what Dylan displays in most every song on the album.

Songs like "Slow Train Coming" sound as fresh as last years' campaign debates, when he says, "Sheiks walking around like kings, wearing fancy jewels and those rings - deciding America's future from Amsterdam and Paris."

The one thing Erliwine gets right in his review is that Dylan was, indeed, more focused on this album... and the two other Christian-themed albums which followed. He has since put out some stinkers, and some excellent albums, too. But the raw honesty and spiritual insight on this album, and it's two follow-ups, have yet to be duplicated.

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Thanks for posting this fantastic HiRes version of Emilio de Cavalieri's Rappresentatione di anima et di corpo cd.

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Thanks for posting a HiRes version of Slow Train Coming, an underrated album by Bob Dylan which came after his superb Street Legal album.

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Thank you for the link, but I am looking and hoping for the sacd hd tracks, I have bought the cd officially 20 years ago...

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Very great upload...as usually !!

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Very great lossless upload and many thanks again for your excellent communication

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