On May 24th 1997, Kraftwerk, legendary German masters of electronica and some of the most influential progenitors of electronic music ever, played a long-awaited live gig at Britain's Tribal Gathering dance music festival, the largest legal dance gathering in the country, composed of a number of huge tents holding up to 10,000 people each in a field at Luton Hoo.

Two hours, one song (never mind "song", one chord progression), no break and zero boredom. At the Kitchen in New York, pianist La Monte Young and his Forever Bad Blues Band rocked me out of my socks and into deep trance-dance hypnosis, the closest so-called art music had ever taken me to true groove heaven. - David Fricke, Rolling Stone

Produced by Keith Richards and Rob Fraboni
The wingless angels project is one of the most interesting things Keith Richards has done without the Stones - the other things include jamming with Aretha Franklin, shooting a documentary on Chuck Berry, doing 2 solo albums with the Expensive Winos (plus one live record).

This CD was again released in association with the Dylan fan magazine "Isis".

This legendary phone conversation between Dylan and Weberman is a riot! Weberman is so stupid and obnoxious that it's hard to understand why Dylan would waste an hour of his time talking to this moron, but the answer soon becomes obvious - Weberman is fascinating to talk to because his sheer lunacy takes your breath away. Despite Dylan's complaints to him and repeated references to A.J. as a "pig", he continues to talk to him out of morbid curiosity.

This UK release comes in a wonderful looking package that includes a deluxe cardboard box and. The disc is silk screened to look like a tape reel. The CD is marketed toward the completists who've read everything but want to hear it as the man said it.

Interview with Dave Herman, White House Hotel, London, 2nd July, 1981, Bob strums guitar throughout. Broadcast on Radio WNEW-FM, New York, on 27th July, 1981.

All tracks were recorded live at Carnegie Hall, New York, 26 Oct 1963.

Digital Soundboard Recording - St. Ann & The Holy Trinity, Brooklyn Heights, NY, USA - March 24th, 1992
Solo acoustic gig with guest appearance of Richard Thompson

The Peel Sessions is a collection of recordings by Syd Barrett released in 1988. This EP contains the five songs he performed for the John Peel Show, recorded on February 24, 1970 and transmitted March 14 the same year.

3-track version; Both CD singles are made in Austria and contain the Mark Ronson "Re-Version" remix and the original version of the track.

This promo CD in a plain black cut-out sleeve was given away free with purchases of Dylan albums.

This CD single was given away with purchases of "Love And Theft" and other selected Dylan titles by HMV UK, May 2002. Thanks to Andreas Volkert for the information this CD was also available at the FNAC record shop in Brussels free with the European The Essential Bob Dylan, and therefore probably at all the FNAC stores in France/Belgium. I'm also told this item was given away with the regular release of "Love And Theft" in South Africa. The CD was made in Austria.

This CD in an open card sleeve was given away with the Spanish and Dutch releases of The Essential Bob Dylan. Thanks to Hans Seegers for the information that the CD was in fact manufactured in Austria and distributed to Holland, Spain and France (I now understand it was available in South Africa also).

When Love Comes to Town was the third single released from Rattle and Hum. The version released on some versions of the single was an edit of the version which appears on Rattle and Hum which was 4:15 in length. The song also appeared on the Best of 1980-1990 as well which was slightly longer (4:18) than the Rattle and Hum version, and featured a slightly longer performance by BB King.