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Bob Dylan - F.M. Kirby Center, Wilkes-barre. 15 Nov 1991

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Bob Dylan

F.M. Kirby Center

Wilkes-barre, US
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Wilkes-barre No. 1088611

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    This was my first Dylan concert and I was probably too young, 15, to really appreciate what he was doing at the time. Dylan was in a hurry in the early 90's and true to from he played most songs differently than how the songs appeared on the his albums. And he played them fast. Every once in while I would catch a lyric and know what song it was. Again, I was too young to understand it and I left a little confused as to what I just saw. At 15 I just knew that it was cool even if I didn't get it. I'd like to listen to the set with a new set of ears now that it has been 25 years.

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71 Public Square 18701
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