Vinyl Album - Bob Dylan - Melbourne, Australia 1966 - [none]

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Bob Dylan
Title:	Melbourne, Australia 1966
Label:	[none]
Country:	Bootleg
Catalogue:	FYG 7401
Date:	1974
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Bob Dylan	4th Time Around		7.0 Rate
A2	Bob Dylan	Visions Of Johanna (Mother Revisited)		8.0 Rate
B1	Bob Dylan	It's All Over Now, Baby Blue		8.0 Rate
B2	Bob Dylan	Desolation Row		8.0 Rate

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wze50collect 12th Oct 2015		Mojofilter, of course you're right. This edition was most probably made in the UK, and when listening everybody will HEAR that it is a copy because one can hear a lot of crackling of the well used original the bootleggers have copied... anyway, it has a very good sound quality, and it was a fantastic concert! I had bought this record in 1975, and I'm very sad about the fact that I have sold it some years later...



mojofilter 5th May 2014		Possibly you misunderstood my comment. In bootlegging, there are no rules, and no honor among thieves. As the time when these were made recedes further into the past, it is harder and harder to identify which is the original pressing of a bootleg, and will become even more difficult, after the people who were around at the time have passed on. Because as soon as a new bootleg album hit the streets, another label got a copy and had it pressed up and reissued it on their own imprint; rinse and repeat. It was standard practice, and still is. I would only post something if I knew it to be a fact. I don't post speculation or misinformation on public websites. I've been a bootleg collector for over 40 years, and I know a thing or two about them. TMOQ was the first label to release this recording with this artwork. It's been thoroughly documented. The copy of this album that you posted is a pirate of the TMQ because it has different labels than the original pressings. There are several other variations as well, all pressed by different bootleggers.



janiejjones ● 5th May 2014		TMoQ also is a bootleg label, so that might be the pot calling the kettle something, or however the saying goes. Most probably someone in Australia put it out before anybody else....



mojofilter 5th May 2014		This is a pirate of the same album title and cover originally issued on Trade Mark Of Quality 61002, released 1974, with cover art by William Stout.



janiejjones ● 5th May 2014		Back and label scans added. This has a rather eery atmosphere, the subdued applause reminds one of a jazz or classical audience, when there are no "stars" to be worshipped. Seems to have been made somewhere in Europe, from the look of vinyl and cover.



nboldock 28th Oct 2013		No worries, I was just wondering really. Wacky artwork!? Thanks for uploading.



janiejjones ● 28th Oct 2013		for a start, here you are... visions takes up more vinyl space than desolation, btw, did not time them, nor listen recently, this will have to wait for a few weeks.



nboldock 24th Oct 2013		Love to see some images of this one if possible. I assume Desolation Row goes on for about three days, roughly?