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Bob Dylan- MTV UNPLUGGED- CD- 1995/2007- Sony Music Entertainment Inc.- 074646700020- 400 grn
MTV UNPLUGGED is a live album by Bob Dylan, released on 2nd May 1995, by Columbia Records and reissued in 2007 by Sony Music. It documents Dylan's appearance on the then-highly popular MTV Unplugged television series, recorded at Sony Music Studios in New York City on 17th and 18th November 1994. It gave Dylan his best sales in years and going Gold. The performance was released on DVD in March 2004, including a 5.1 surround sound mix. This show, taped for MTV, finds Dylan turning in an eleven-song set, with eight of the songs dating from his 1963-1967 heyday, including such standards as "The Times They Are A-Changin'" and "Like A Rolling Stone". ''John Brown," a powerful antiwar song from 1963, had not been released on a Dylan album previously. The '70s are represented by "Knockin' On Heaven's Door", and the '80s by "Shooting Star" and "Dignity", a trunk song, the studio version of which had emerged only on Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits, Vol. 3. Dylan, accompanied by a competent five-piece band, approaches his material in a gentler fashion than on some of the originals - "The Times They Are A-Changin'" and "With God On Our Side", for example, seem sadder and less defiant than they did back in 1964. Otherwise, unlike some other Unplugged performances, this one doesn't offer a noticeably different view of the artist's work. But then, Dylan has been unplugged for much of his career, anyway.
PERSONNEL: Bob Dylan – guitar, vocals, harmonica; Bucky Baxter – dobro, pedal steel, steel guitar, mandolin; Tony Garnier – upright bass; John Jackson – guitar; Brendan O'Brien – Hammond organ; Winston Watson – drums.
Bob Dylan is a rocker who hasn't gentled with age. He has joined the parade of well-known rockers who have released albums from MTV Unplugged. That's as far as his conformity goes. Dylan's MTV UNPLUGGED isn't a tepid, defanged runthrough of hits, like Eric Clapton's and Rod Stewart's sessions. Acoustic guitars in hand, Dylan's new band still rocks, and the sly old master makes his songs crackle and rage and ache. Dylan, now 53, is as death-haunted as any grunge rocker, as corrosive as most punks, as free-associative as some rappers. Yet on MTV, as elsewhere in current pop, he's an oddity. His musical tastes are old-fashioned. He doesn't play folk-rock as currently revived by everyone, but folk with a rocker's edge. And his songs are highly individual yet almost selfless, barely concerned with private gratification. His best work brings human passion and musical wit to metaphysical struggles. Dylan emerged from the 1960's folk revival, unfurling visionary images as he melted down country and blues, Celtic ballads and gospel tunes, rhythm-and-blues and a touch of pop. He's dedicated to live performance, with all its sparks and faults. He has always toyed with his songs, sometimes wrecking them in the process. But on MTV UNPLUGGED, he doesn't just rattle off familiar words. He inhabits them again, with the bravado he had three decades ago now transmuted into an elder's crustiness and compassion. He rasps and slurs, croaks and bays, as unpretty as ever but less guarded. Three decades ago, he sang "Desolation Row" with a sneer. On MTV UNPLUGGED his quiet, conspiratorial voice makes the song more paranoid. MTV UNPLUGGED includes only three songs that aren't from the 1960's: "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" from 1973, "Shooting Star" from 1989 and an exhilarating version of " Dignity, " besting the studio rendition on 1994's Greatest Hits Vol. 3. MTV UNPLUGGED could have easily included more material from the sessions, but the songs on the album hit home. Dylan knows, as Nirvana did, that "Unplugged" doesn't have to mean mellow.
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