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1Don't Fly Unless It's Safe3:15
2Julius And Ethel4:50
3A Sweetheart Like You4:15
4Lord Protect My Child4:48
5Neighborhood Bully5:23
6Angel Flying Too Close To The Ground4:15
7This Was My Love (Take 2)4:10
8Union Sundown5:08
9Jokerman6:23
10This Was My Love (Take 1)3:49
11Death Is Not The End5:04
12Tell Me4:38
13Union Sundown (Take 2)6:41
14Blind Willie McTell (Electric Version)4:00
15Foot Of Pride5:57
16Angel Flying Too Close To The Ground4:37
17Dark Groove2:49
18Blind Willie McTell4:43
19A Sweetheart Like You4:21
20Foot Of Pride6:08
21Clean Cut Kid6:48
22License To Kill3:37
23The "Sweetheart" Rehearsals21:20
24Thief On A Cross3:49
25I And I5:03
26Don't Fall Apart On Me Tonight5:49
27Man Of Peace6:37
28Someone's Got A Hold Of My Heart5:13

Notes

Compilation Of Work-In-Progress Recordings Made During The "Inifidels" Sessions At Power Station Studios, New York, Between April 4th And May 17th 1983, Featuring An All-Star Line-Up Including Mick Taylor, Mark Knopfler, Sly Dunbar, Robbie Sakespeare & Alan Clark.

Track 1-11 is misspelled as "Licence To Kill"

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Bob Dylan - Surviving In A Ruthless World mp3

Performer: Bob Dylan

Title: Surviving In A Ruthless World

Country: Europe

Release date: 2001

Label: Hinkelstein Records

Style: Folk Rock

Catalog: Hinkelstein 0801

Genre: Rock / Country

Size MP3: 1099 mb

Rating: 4.3 / 5

Votes: 553

Record source: 2 × CD, Compilation, Unofficial Release

Bob Dylan Europe Hinkelstein Records Folk Rock 2001

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From bobsboots.com: This is a 2008 release of the Infidels outtakes. The material has seen wide bootleg release, but not for the last several years. It seems to be a copy of Rough Cuts with a few minor changes. This is as nice a package as there has ever been for these outtakes. To start with, perhaps one of the best thought out title names in the history of bootlegs. It was used six years earlier for a title that was live from Tampa, but it didn't have much meaning for that release. It was actually the working title for the recording session that produced Infidels. So here we have the outtake material with the outtake title. Genius! There was an extensive Rolling Stone interview in 1984 where Bob confirmed this. Read that excerpt on the right. Then we have the incredible front cover photo that seems to scream the title in picture form. The fonts are clean and sharp, and the back cover photo and layout are masterful. The other muted color and sepia tone photos included in the package help to make this elegant release a must have! One point that is quite unusual is that the tray liner is a separate printed sheet from the back, and fits snugly between the two spines of the CD case. This version of Thief On The Cross is a nice recording with Bob's vocals quite clear. It has either been cleaned up, or it's a lower generation dub of the original circulating version. Either way it's a nice bonus to have included. The discs are packed full with 76 minutes on disc one and 77 on disc two, so you really get your money's worth. The rumor circulating about this mysterious European manufacturer is that there will be no other Dylan titles. With the taste and talent that they've displayed here, that would surely be a loss for the Dylan community. Other Labels should stand up and take note. This is a class act.
Brakora
From bobsboots.com: This is a 2008 release of the Infidels outtakes. The material has seen wide bootleg release, but not for the last several years. It seems to be a copy of Rough Cuts with a few minor changes. This is as nice a package as there has ever been for these outtakes. To start with, perhaps one of the best thought out title names in the history of bootlegs. It was used six years earlier for a title that was live from Tampa, but it didn't have much meaning for that release. It was actually the working title for the recording session that produced Infidels. So here we have the outtake material with the outtake title. Genius! There was an extensive Rolling Stone interview in 1984 where Bob confirmed this. Read that excerpt on the right. Then we have the incredible front cover photo that seems to scream the title in picture form. The fonts are clean and sharp, and the back cover photo and layout are masterful. The other muted color and sepia tone photos included in the package help to make this elegant release a must have! One point that is quite unusual is that the tray liner is a separate printed sheet from the back, and fits snugly between the two spines of the CD case. This version of Thief On The Cross is a nice recording with Bob's vocals quite clear. It has either been cleaned up, or it's a lower generation dub of the original circulating version. Either way it's a nice bonus to have included. The discs are packed full with 76 minutes on disc one and 77 on disc two, so you really get your money's worth. The rumor circulating about this mysterious European manufacturer is that there will be no other Dylan titles. With the taste and talent that they've displayed here, that would surely be a loss for the Dylan community. Other Labels should stand up and take note. This is a class act.