Bob Dylan, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers and The Queens of Rhythm 5 March 1986 Budokan Hall, Tokyo, Japan Japan '86 show 1 of 4 Lineage: Bootleg LP* > CDr > me > EAC (secure, logs included) > SoundForge 8.0** > Trader's Little Helper 1.0 > FLAC overall sound quality: B++ * Rebirth 86 3L.P. bootleg, Rock Records 1986 APC Promotions, Germany 1986 ** Sonic Foundry Click and Crackle Removal plug-in > Default for vinyl recordings (Sensitivity 17, Click shape 7, Maximal click size 2.0ms, medium noise level, remove low frequency rumble). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 145:11.65 CD1 74:32.26 Record One/Side One Bob Dylan set 1 01. [04:47.66] Justine (Don Harris/Dewey Terry) 02. [04:46.35] Positively 4th Street 03. [03:17.36] Clean-Cut Kid 04. [04:30.43] I'll Remember You 05. [03:14.32] Trust Yourself 06. [03:05.27] That Lucky Old Sun (Haven Gillespie/Beasley Smith) Record One/Side Two 07. [05:33.35] Masters Of War Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers set 1 08. [05:38.38] Straight Into Darkness (Tom Petty) 09. [05:07.39] Breakdown (Tom Petty) Bob Dylan set 2 10. [05:20.14] It Ain't Me, Babe Record Two/Side One 11. [04:11.71] To Ramona 12. [06:35.33] It's All Right, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) 13. [04:13.32] I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know (Cecil A. Null) 14. [04:45.71] Just Like A Woman 15. [02:27.16] I'm Movin' On (Hank Snow) Record Two/Side Two 16. [06:56.38] Lenny Bruce CD2 70:39.39 17. [05:05.65] When The Night Comes Falling From The Sky 18. [03:47.58] Lonesome Town (Baker Knight) 19. [05:14.71] Ballad Of A Thin Man Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers set 2 20. [04:07.43] So You Want To Be A Rock & Roll Star (Roger McGuinn/Chris Hillman) Record Three/Side One 21. [05:55:34] Refugee (Tom Petty/Mike Campbell) Bob Dylan set 3 22. [03:19.03] Rainy Day Women #12&35 23. [06:01.69] Seeing The Real You At Last 24. [04:53.38] Across The Borderline (Ry Cooder/John Hiatt/Jim Dickinson) 25. [04:09.22] I And I 26. [07:20.49] Like A Rolling Stone Record Three/Side Two 27. [06:11.54] In The Garden// Encore 28. [04:03.14] Blowin' In The Wind 29. [02:51.57] Uranium Rock (Rock 'em Dead) (Warren Smith) 30. [07:33.62] Knockin' On Heaven's Door Complete concert. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- THE BAND IS: Bob Dylan - vocal, guitars, harmonica Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers Tom Petty - guitar, vocals Mike Campbell - guitar Benmont Tench - keyboards Howie Epstein - bass Stan Lynch - drums The Queens Of Rhythm Debra Byrd - backing vocals Queen Esther Marrow - backing vocals Madelyn Quebec - backing vocals Elisecia Wright - backing vocals -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BOBTALK (mostly stolen from bjorner.com) after Trust Yourself Thank you. before Masters of War Thank you. That was a recent hit of mine. Ha-ha. I'll play you an old time song I wrote about fifty years ago, during my protest period. I'm still in that period. I suppose everybody else is, too. I know... I know some of you are. Anyway this one I wrote a while back. It still holds up, so I still sing it. It's called Masters Of War. after Masters of War Thank you. All right, I've been here before, so I know a lot of people know me, but right now I want to introduce you to one of America's last great Rock and Roll bands, certainly one of my favorite, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. before I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know Tom and I are gonna sing an old song for you that used to be on the radio (one time???). You don’t hear songs like that on the radio anymore, that's for sure. before Lenny Bruce This is a song I wrote a while back about a man who died before his time. Did a lot of things that a lot of people weren't too pleased with. And when they gave him a real rough time for doing it, and he behaved in a kind of a strange way, they just did away with it. But that was like twenty years ago. Now today people are doing just the same things he did only they're not doing it as good, but they’re making a lot of money doing it, they’re living in nice big houses, and they’re being very successful at it. So, sometimes you know you got to give credit where credit is due, so I wrote this song a while back specially for him. before Ballad of a Thin Man Thank you. (I was singing a song a while back that I wrote.) (1) I was over in England one time doing a press conference. And that was the first time I ever gave a press conference where I didn't want to answer any of the questions. I didn't answer any of 'em. From that point on I stopped answering questions. People wanna know just all about your personal life you know, where I came from anyway. That’s very impolite. Anyway, I wrote this thing here. To try to have my say again, I don’t know if it ever reached anybody who's supposed to be reached, actually got hurt, but it made me feel better to write it. after Ballad of a Thin Man Thank you. All right, once again now, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers! before Seeing The Real You At Last Thank you. Domo, domo, domo, domo. Anyway, everybody must get stoned. You know that can be taken a couple of different ways. Quite a few of my songs can be taken quite a bunch of different ways really. At least two or three. Anyway, here's one, actually, the first for me, that can't be taken but more than one way. before I And I Thank you. Domo, domo, domo, domo. before Like A Rolling Stone Thank you. I wanna thank Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers for backing me up tonight. On the keyboards, give him a warm hand, Benmont Tench. On the drums, please, Mr. Stan Lynch. On the bass guitar, Howie Epstein. Playing lead guitar tonight, Michael Campbell. And I especially want to thank Mr Tom Petty himself. [starts song] Oh, and my girl singers there, sorry about that, I sing, they go every place with me. You got to clap for them too. before In The Garden All right. Gotta get out of here now. Got to hit the road. Ha-ha. Don't know where we gonna go but ... it’s past my bedtime. All right, anyway I wanna sing a song about my hero. Everybody’s got their own special hero, where I come from we got, excuse me? ... anyway, all kinds of heroes where I come from, John Wayne, Clark Gable, Ronald Reagan, Richard Nixon, Michael Jackson, Bruce Springsteen. Anyway I don't care nothing about none of those people, I got my own hero. I wanna sing about my hero now. (1) cut on this tape. Reconstructed from an alternate recording of the show. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FINGERPRINTS: t12 [0:44] "Bob!"(?) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FLAWS t06 [2:50,2:54] mic bumps t09 [1:08,2:27] pop t10 [0:46] pop, [4:07,4:46,4:55,4:57,4:58,5:02] mic bump t11 [2:15,2:23] glitch t12 [2:13,5:22] bump; [4:16] mic bump t14 [4:29] bump t16 [2:28] bump; [4:26] stylus bump(?) t18 [2:38] click; [2:49,2:51,2:53,2:55,2:57,3:26,3:31,3:38] pops t19 [1:08,4:11] pop t21 [3:39,3:44] stylus bump(?) t22 [1:41] d/o; [1:47] stylus bump(?) t23 [2:02] stylus bump(?); [3:57] bump t24 [0:45,0:47] click t25 [3:50] click t27 [3:41] bump, [6:11] ends prematurely. ca. 50s coda cut out! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MY INVOLVEMENT General vinyl restoration applied. See "lineage" above for technical details. Unfortunately, I cannot provide a list of changes I made during listening due to a freak power outage while I was saving a log of my corrections. There was a chain of clicks/pops removed, one gap bridged, and songs were slightly retracked. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Arturo el Duderino, 22 May 2006