The 2DVD and Blu-ray versions of The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration – Deluxe Edition include 40 minutes of previously unreleased material including behind-the-scenes rehearsal footage, interviews and more. On October 16, 1992, New York City’s hottest concert ticket was the live gathering of musical giants, legends and archetypes who’d come to Madison Square Garden to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Bob Dylan’s first Columbia Records album and play a selection of Dylan songs—from culturally iconic (John Mellencamp’s no-nonsense “Like A Rolling Stone”) to bootleg obscure (Lou Reed’s acerbic take on “Foot of Pride”)—that had moved and inspired them over the decades. They must have been doing lines during Neil’s two performances, because that was some of the best lead guitar I’ve ever heard. After about two minutes, O'Connor took the microphone and started singing "War" a capella, as she had done on Saturday Night Live two weeks previous, while the audience continued to boo her.

Lou Reed's musical rendition was more in Lou Reed style than Bob Dylan, plus he was the only artist who failed to memorise the lyrics and had to read from a music stand! Being descended from a new HD-video master and provided with remastered sound the DVD offers additionally 40 minutes of up to now unreleased material, including recordings of the rehearsals, interviews and more.However it takes quite some time to get through the big names before we see Bob or Zimmy as he is known to his friends, appear on stage. Read more about the condition New: An item that is still in its original shrink wrap from the manufacturer and the original manufacturer’s seal (if applicable) has not been removed.

One, a colossal library box housing the artist’s official Columbia Records album canon, from 1962’s Bob Dylan through 2012’s Tempest. Similarly, you need to be a die hard Johnny Winter fan to appreciate his version of ‘Highway 61 Revisited’, and when Eddie Vedder and Mike McCready launched into a mumbled ‘Masters Of War’, the remote control was swiftly seized. Sound is very punchy and powerful, I'm hearing Neil Young's Les Paul growling and Jim Keltner's drums kicking as never before .To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Longtime Saturday Night Live bandleader and initial lead guitar player in Dylan's Never Ending Tour G. I can’t be bothered with Neil Young and put up with as much as I could before resorting to fast forwarding him. Brilliant piece of Rock/Pop History with so many Superstar Artistes coming together to pay tribute to a master craftsman of musical poetry.