Episode 35: More Blood, More Tracks Pt. II

This week’s episode is Part II of the discussion surrounding the recently released Bootleg Series Vol. 14: More Blood, More Tracks!

In this hour, Laura muses what role exactly Anton Chekhov might have played in the creation of Blood On The Tracks, and what that tells us about the reaction to this release in the media.

The majority of the episode is dedicated to exploring the executive decisions made in the creation of this Bootleg Series. It’s getting a bit nerdy, as we explore muted bass mistakes, vocal edits, and wonder why the hell the Dylan camp doesn’t want to release the test pressing version of Idiot Wind??

Playlist:

1. Shelter From The Storm (album version, snippet)

2. Shelter From The Storm (MBMT, Take 4)

3. Idiot Wind (Bootleg Series 1-3 version, snippet)

4. Idiot Wind (MBMT, Take 6, snippet)

5. Idiot Wind (MBMT, Take 6, snippet)

6. Idiot Wind (MBMT Take 4, Remake with Organ Overdub)

7. Meet Me In The Morning (Take 1, Remake)