THE ROLLING STONES & BOB DYLAN – Like A Rolling Stone [Bridges To Buenos Aires: Blu-Ray]

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VIDEO INFO: A rare, maybe unique rendition with a charachteristically discordant (even Keif felt a shudder!) Bob Dylan joining the band to sing his own anthem that the ‘Stones joyously covered for the 1995 ‘Stripped’ project, that is almost worth the asking price for the Blu-Ray edition of the ‘Bridges to Buenos Aires’ monster released today on various formats by Eagle Vision which is of course the full set of the fifth of five Argentina shows recorded whilst on the ‘Bridges To Babylon’ tour; 5 April 1998. If justification were needed for its appearance so soon after the ‘Bridges To Bremen’ set that was released earlier this year from the same tour with a near identical setlist, it would be the contrasting enthusiasm of the audience who convincingly prove that the reputation of South American and particularly Argentinian crowds as the best in the world, is one that is well deserved!

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