Bob Dylan
Aug. 6, 1989
Cooper Stadium
Columbus, Oh.

Source: (probably) Sony ECM-909 mic (Hand held) > Sony D6 > TDK SA90 Cassette (Master)
Transfer: Cassette > Sony Standalone CD Burner > dbpoweramp (FLAC-level 8) > Trader's Little Helper (FFP) > Torrent

(Disc One) (45:12)
01. Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I'll Go Mine)
02. I'll Remember You
03. John Brown
04. Just Like A Woman
05. Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again
06. Highway 61 Revisited
07. To Ramona
08. One Too Many Mornings

(Disc Two) (41:01)
01. Mr. Tambourine Man
02. Confidential
03. Silvio
04. I Shall Be Released
05. Like A Rolling Stone
06. It Ain't Me, Babe
07. All Along The Watchtower

Notes:
No EQ or remastering done. I don't know if this tape has 
a LB#. Quality is @ A-/B+. There is some wind noise, esp. later. 
Now, this may have been Bob's 1st show at a baseball park, 
which is now all too common. The stage was set in centerfield, 
with no fans on the field. Just a massive yawning chasm between 
Bob and the seated fans @200 feet away from stage. Bob and band 
entered (and exited) through the 3rd Base dugout and had to 
trudge out to the stage! Truely weird setup. I was seated behind 
the 1st Base dugout, Row 8. Also, there is a cemetery beyond the 
right centerfield wall, which Bob alludes to in '06 at the same 
venue ("Strange playin' next to a cemetery-I've done it before").

Thanks absinthe! Enjoy all!