This is a speed corrected version of the "All Hallows' Eve & More" double CD, which was a sonic upgrade of "Halloween Mask". This is the first full length soundboard recording of a Dylan concert, and he is in excellent form. It includes what I think is a definative version of "Talking John Birch Paranoid Blues". And the hillarious classic Dylan moment in "I Don't Believe You" is priceless. This posting includes a bonus Joan Baez track from this show that is not available on either of the above CDs. Bob Dylan "All Hallows' Eve & More" Philharmonic Hall New York City, New York October 31, 1964 Disc 1 1. Intro 2. The Times They Are A-Changin' 3. Spanish Harlem Incident 4. Talking John Birch Paranoid Blues 5. To Ramona 6. Who Killed Davey Moore? 7. Gates Of Eden 8. If You Gotta Go, Go Now 9. It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) 10. I Don't Believe You 11. Mr. Tambourine Man 12. A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall Disc 2 1. Talking World War III Blues 2. Don't Think Twice 3. The Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll, 4. Mama You've Been On My Mind (with Joan Baez) 5. With God On Our Side (with Joan Baez) 6. It Ain't Me Babe (with Joan Baez) 7. All I Really Want To Do 8. Interview 9. Ballad Of Donald White 10. Interview 11. Death Of Emmett Till 12. Interview 13. Blowin' In The Wind (w/Pete Seeger, Gil Turner & Sis Cunnigham) 14. Silver Dagger (bonus Joan Baez solo from 10-31-64) Philharmonic Hall (New York, NY); October 31, 1964 (line) (disc 2, track 14 is a Joan Baez solo performance from this show) Disc 2, tracks 8 - 13 Broadside Radio Broadcast (WBAI-FM, New York, NY); May 1962 DEEP: The quintessential Dylan concert up to that point in time, as important to 1964 as the Manchester broadcast is to 1965 or Guitars Kissing to 1966. The sound is much smoother, fuller and has more "punch" than previous CDs I've heard of this show. This one is pristine, with Dylan's voice more natural and the guitar/harmonica eliciting a much richer tone. Dylan at his early best - humorous, charming and witty in-between songs and strong, confident and defiant during them. As a bonus, you get the WBAI-FM "Broadside" radio show from '62 in superb quality. The double-jewel packaging is superb, with a classy black and gold color scheme and vintage Bob and Joan photos. Essential listening for everyone. CDG: A classic performance in excellent quality, in part due to some digital filtering to remove tape hiss.