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His band sounded good, his harmonica playing was still mostly good. I couldn't understand more than a few words that came out of his mouth, growling garbled noises was all I heard. I couldn't recognize any of his songs. It was still fun because it's been years since we have been to a concert. So if your just going for a good time you don't mind hearing all of his old songs changed into 12 bar blues that are mostly unrecognizable then go to the garden party you wont recognize his songs but you will know his name. "but it's alright now learned my lesson well ya see you can't please everyone so ya got to please yourself." He seemed to please only himself.
Neal from East Northport,NY
DYLAN AT THE BEACON 11/26/2019
My wife and I are big Dylan fans but last night was very disappointing.
Unfortunately his voice is gone and he changed the arrangements so much it was hard to recognize any songs.
The concert started around 8PM and was suppose to go til around 10 but my wife and I agreed and we left at 9
L.L.Bowers from Tulsa, Oklahoma
MASSIVE DISAPPOINTMENT
This was my first and last Dylan concert. I expected him to perform songs from his last album Rough and Rowdy but not to the exclusion of at least some of the songs we’ve loved from him for decades. It was my first time seeing him live and I was very disappointed that he hid behind his piano and didn’t have much to say to an audience that was ready for him to pick up his guitar and take us through his many hit songs. His band was great but they drowned out his lyrics. When he was done he walked off and no one clapped for an encore.
from New York, New York
AGHAST
I didn't see Bob at the Met or even New England but in Shreveport Louisiana and he sounded like Peter Frampton talk box except more like a Gazoo. I was warned I wouldn't understand him but I wasn't ready for this little man cowered in the back of the stage behind his Piano which was not a Grand as earlier mentioned. More Sunday school. I love this man's music but I would prefer to sit on the porch and shoot the breeze with him than Let him embarrass himself. An Icon made decades ago.
Dave & Molly from Montreal, Quebec
EXPECTED SO MUCH, RECEIVED SO LITTLE
Dylan has always been one of my favorites. This was the 3rd time seeing him in
Montreal, I was ready for another treat. Had fabulous $$$ seats 100 feet from Bob.
The lights came up and there was Bob dressed in white, standing in front of the
black, grand piano banging out his first tune in a surprisingly low pitch, gravely
voice. His guitar lay across a chair a few feet away with his white brimmed hat
atop, We would never hear that guitar or see him with hat on. Instead he
alternated playing old and new songs either sitting or standing at the piano then
grabbing a mic stand at the back wall of the stage as far from his audience as
possible as he crooned old American standards. I came to see Dylan play guitar and
sing like he meant it. Not a single word was uttered to his fans, not a smile, not a
nod. Between songs he shuffled to a table to get a drink, hanging on to equipment
as he walked. He looked old and disinterested. What an utter disappointment for
me and my girlfriend.
P. A. C. from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
SELFISH, DISENGAGED & UNDECIPHERABLE DYLAN AT THE MET PHILA.
When the best part of your concert event is the newly renovated Met and the
outstanding food at Osteria, you know it's going to be a bad night.
A 60th birthday present from my daughter who is a singer and astute listener of all
music. She knows how much I love Dylan's music and wanted to take me to see him for
the first time. It was an utter embarrassment. Dylan voice itself was as good and raw
it's always been but we couldn't understand a word as he mumbled and garbled every
word. His arrangement changes on some songs such as Like a Rolling Stone, were
shockingly discordant to the essence of the song. And for 1 hour and 30 minutes, as we
sat hoping things would get better, he didn't muster one single word of welcome,
thanks, or appreciation to his audience of 3,500. As we walked out on Bob 30 minutes
early, he had me feeling badly for my daughter who certainly lost some respect for one
of the musical heroes I spent years extolling. Bob my friend, it's time to retire.
Ian Mitchell from New York, New York
ABSOLUTELY TERRIBLE
First off I am not a huge fan of Dylan but I was still
looking forward to seeing him. As soon as the concert
started I was straining hard to understand him. I was
hoping that he would get himself together and not
mumble but that never happend and my friend and I
walked out and were very upset. We were in the
second balcony almost at the last row and still paid
about 140 with taxes and "convenience" fees and
Dylan was just terrible the whole time. I have never
walked out of a concert before but I just had to this
was a terrible experience and Dylan should be
ashamed and Beacon Theatre art should consider
refunding people.
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