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De Monfort Hall, Leicester, England,
May 15, 1966
Soundboard

1. She Belongs To Me
2. Fourth Time Around
3. Visions of Johanna
4. It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
5. Desolation Row - Colston Hall, Bristol, May 10, 1966
6. Just Like a Woman
7. Mr. Tambourine Man
8. Tell Me Mama
9. I Don't Believe You
10. Baby Let Me Follow You Down
11. Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues
12. Desolation Row

Robbie Robertson - guitar,
Rick Danko - bass,
Mickey Jones - drums,
Richard Manuel - piano,
Garth Hudson - organ

Another beauty. Thank you so much for sharing!!

Thanks a lot..

Thanks a lot, but... this is not a complaint, but I assume that this is the soundboard upgrade now?

The only hint towards this was your post in "forum news" that reads like this:

Also, there were three significant BOB DYLAN upgrades from audience to soundboard: Pill Box, Leicester 1966 and Get Loud.

So I searched for this entry, which has absolutely no new time stamp (it still says posted "Tue Feb 08, 2011 2:48 am" and now "new" flag at all. The only reason why I found it was the fact that we got the "1966" hint and could search for "Leicester".

But where is "Pill Box" and "Get Loud"... which year/area to look for? and which date?

Once again, please note that I *don't* complain at all, I'm absolutely grateful for each and every post here, I don't take anything as granted and if these are the rules, then it simply may be so...

But I would find it so much easier (not just for me but for everyone here) if an upgrade/change of any item could simply be signalled as such - a change from an audience to a soundboard would even justify a complete new post (in my opinion), but if you don't want to do that - wouldn't it be possible if you could just add a simple ordinary reply on your own - something like "this is the new version, enjoy"?

It would signal this topic as "new post" and whenever a users hits "show new posts" next time, it will pop up. It would make so little effort, but provide so much of a service to each and every member of this board who wants to grab the ones that we're interested to get the update. If only one/we would know...

If you would download it, you would find soundboard recording instead od an audience recording. Same goes to the other two. The artwork is the same but the files are not.

Thank you for the note.

However, I am actually referring to the way how to find them. If it gets "silently" updated, there is no way to find out about it after some time. I think there is more than 1 TB of just Bob Dylan right now, which is absolutely great (many many many thanks again...).

How do I find out (for example) if one specific show got updated one day (a month ago, or half a year ago) if neither the time stamp, nor the description, nor any reply mentions this?

Of course I can re-download it and then compare it with an archived copy. But how should one get the hint to try that? Of course one could get the idea to just re-download 1 TB (not much fun, especially since Mega has a limit now) and then compare the whole lot to the whole lot... and then do that every few months again "just in case"...

The alternative that I would like to suggest - and I believe it's a good alternative - would be to add a little note to the description ("has been updated today"... with "today" being the time of it) whenever you swap files (which makes you to edit the post anyway). And it would be totally perfect if you trigger the "time stamp", as in adding a reply.

This way, when a member returns to the forum and hits "show new posts" (no matter if one returns after a week, or a month, or whenever) you will get this updated CD listed as "new".

The alternative, as said, will be to re-download the whole whole whole whole lot one day, "just in case"...

I believed that if the title was LEICESTER 1966, everyone would look in 1961-1966 section. Same goes to GET LOUD and PILL BOX, both very well-known 1966 bootlegs, both (literally) next to Leicester 1966 in the section.
Also, if the list is long, you can always use CTRL+F to find the title on the relevant page.

Thank you for the Dylan.