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Descrizione prodotto
Bob Dylan - The other side of the mirror - Live at the Newport Folk Festival 1963-1965 - Bob Dylan Murray Lerner - dvd
Dettagli prodotto
Aspect Ratio
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1.33:1
Fuori produzione
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No
Età consigliata
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Film per tutti
Lingua
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Inglese
Dimensioni prodotto
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13,46 x 19,05 x 1,52 cm; 113,4 grammi
Numero modello articolo
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8 5 00714466
Regista
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Murray Lerner
Formato supporto
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Doppiato, Schermo pieno, DVD Audio
Tempo di esecuzione
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1 ora e 23 minuti
Data d'uscita
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26 ottobre 2007
Attori
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Bob Dylan
Doppiaggio:
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Inglese
Sottotitoli:
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Tedesco, Italiano, Spagnolo, Inglese, Francese
Lingua
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Inglese (Dolby Digital 5.1)
Studio
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SONY MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT ITALY SPA
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Film-documentario che mostra l’evoluzione della musica di Bob dal Folk al Rock nel giro di due anni e il “coraggio “ di esibirsi in questa nuova veste proprio nel tempio della musica Folk.
difficile giudicare un prodotto come questo. forse perché non è un "prodotto". è un pezzo di storia, un Dylan forse diverso da quello più conosciuto. Poi la musica va a gusti ... per me è il miglior Dylan di sempre ... la musica che preferisco!
ottimo servizio e ottimo filmato,gradevole , esplicativo di un momento della vita di bob dylan, riprese nitide e buon sonoro.Una cosa fatta per bene e infatti proviene dalla cbs,quindi fonte ufficiale di dylan.Una delle cose migliori riguardanti bob dylan sul mercato video.
The Other Side Of The Mirror: Bob Dylan Live At Newport Folk Festival 1963-1965. Columbia DVD 88697268369 The past relived. This DVD is only standard definition 480p, but on a small screen like a computer, the picture is good enough. This is a collection of Bob Dylan songs from his performances at the 1963-1965 Newport Folk Festivals. It contains Bob’s solo performance of “Mr. Tambourine Man”. Just Bob, his guitar and his harmonica. Sublime. What else do you need? The “Blowin’ In The Wind” performance includes Joan Baez and other folk singers like Peter, Paul and Mary. Joan really knows how to hit the high notes near the end of the song, and puts everyone else to shame. We also get the hits “It Ain’t Me Babe”, “All I Really Want To Do”, “Like A Rolling Stone”, and “It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue”. Like any collection of songs, we get a few clunkers and near misses, but overall, this is a good quality recording of good songs. You can see some of the Folk Festival songs on YouTube, but the DVD is better quality and all in one place. Five Amazon stars for this collection of old recordings saved from oblivion and put together by director Murray Lerner: The Other Side Of The Mirror: Bob Dylan Live At Newport Folk Festival 1963-1965.
Este dvd recorre diversos conciertos de la 1° etapa de Bob Dylan. Es interesante verlo desde un punto de vista histórico pero resulta algo aburrido y eso que no tiene una duración muy larga.
Obviously, all the music is excellent. The sound and black & white picture quality was good for it's time, bearing that none of his vast amount of his live recordings of the sixties was intended for release at the time, as he never had a live album out in the sixties, but a vast amount of his live performances from then have in much more recent years appeared officially on CD sets which include songs he never recorded commercially or studio-wise, and are therefore previously unreleased songs. But there are a few flaws here. All the tracks were recorded at the Newport festival in 1963 (DVD 1), 1964 (DVD 2) & 1965 (DVD 3). But DVD 1 starts with a brief but rather haphazard 1965 performance (All I Really Want To Do), where he is initially introduced on stage by someone, which breaches this set's chronological rules. But the rest of the performances here are from 1963, but must have been performed during different concerts there, as the scenery suddenly changes between some of the tracks, but all tracks glued together to make it sound as though it was all from one live show. But fortunately, the songs are separated by audience applause. Here we get a duet version of With God On Our Side duetting with guest Joan Baez. I am no fanatic of hers, but somehow, they seem to harmonize well. But the scenery suddenly changes about half way through here, and the pitches of their voices also change slightly, making it seem as though it is parts of two live versions glued together. It finishes with a live performance of Blowing In The Wind where Bob is joined on stage by Joan Baez, Folk trio Peter, Paul & Mary who recorded their own version around this time, and The Freedom Singers, who I never heard of. Bob deliberately sings in slightly flat key all the way through while his backing singers sing the actual tune of the song alongside him, and creating a Gospel feel. When I looked on the Web about The Freedom Singers, it appeared that they only ever toured, but never made records. DVD 2 covering 1964 includes a solo performance by guest Johnny Cash, a peculiarly very brief performance of Bob's Don't Think Twice, from around the time of his own studio version. Here he starts by describing Bob as the greatest songwriter since Pete Seeger. The following year, he plagiarized the tune for his own song Understand Your Man. But bob did not mind, as it was Johnny Cash who gave Bob's career a kick-start originally by getting Bob a contract with the same label he was already on US (CBS) Columbia after witnessing Bob's live performances before then, telling the label what an excellent new performer he was. Also here, are two further Bob Dylan/Joan Baez duets, It Ain't Me, Babe & With God On Our Side, Mark 2, both of which Bob originally recorded solo. DVD 3 covers 1965, the year he caused huge controversy by turning electric, as the performances here exampled. But it was all very silly, as he had to change with the times at those times, and people would have eventually got tired of his early acoustic style all the time, which would have eventually been out-fashioned by the onslaught of Psychedelia. Furthermore, he did not deteriorate as such. But as he almost, but not quite finishes the first song here, it suddenly switches to the second song. Whether he performed it like this, or whether it was a mastering fault, I don't know. Inquiries to Sony. But he was a very different artist who would no doubt have changed the face of the whole music industry had The Beatles not done so, with the help of their immediate contemporaries. Bob was already changing the face of the music world in the States before The Beatles and all their British contemporaries who suddenly exploded over there. Furthermore, Bob started before The Beatles, his first album predating The Beatles first album by over a year. Bob must have been very prescient, as his unique sound eventually fitted neatly alongside the oncoming British Invasion, capitalized by The Beatles. Furthermore still, whenever Bob did live re-recordings of his songs that he already recorded studio-wise, he frequently changed the musical arrangements and made them sound different from his original studio versions, unlike most artists who carbon-copied them. So his original studio versions did not always make his later live versions obsolete. This applies to all of his live performances here, although a couple of them were performed before his studio versions. Maybe, all this is the only footage that exists of all his vast amount of sixties live recordings. But I think it could all have been compiled a bit better, so I did not know whether to give this 5 stars or 4.
tout ce qui traite du grand BOB DYLAN,est in teressant et on ne peut jamais etre deçu!vu que ce sera de plus en plus difficile d avoir des inedits, ce qui sont passionnés et veulent decouvrir encore et encore des choses sur leur idole je recommande ce dvd car on voit DYLAN à ses débuts et c est tres émouvants ,avec JOAN BAEZ
