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I love this. I watched it about three time in a row when I sat down to watch it the first time. It is really lovely to be able to see some of the behind the scenes collaboration and work that went into the creating of what I also think is a wonderful album. I find it fascinating to be able to watch this conglomeration of extremely talented people melding their talents to reach a common goal.
I was already a fan of "Lost on the River," Marcus Mumford, and Taylor Goldsmith before watching this film, but I think watching the film and getting to have the opportunity to see the work and respect that the artists put into the project provides the viewer/listener with the opportunity to develop a greater respect and appreciation for the project. The background and history that is provided about Dylan and what was going on with him during the time when he wrote the songs and made the original Basement Tapes also provides an added connection to the music.
The long and short of it is that I highly recommend this film. It is full of amazing artists doing what they do best. The production is lovely, and if you are a fan of any of the artists or Dylan, I don't think that you could be disappointed with this purchase.
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I had watched this on cable and immediately knew I had to have a copy. I am a huge Riannon Geddings fan and was overjoyed with the opportunity to listen to more of her and learn more about her. I was very surprised to find that I also now have an awful lot of respect for Elvis Costello. Although I've heard him doing stuff for his entire career, I never appreciated just how talented he is before seeing this. It's almost impossible to say enough good things about T-Bone Burnett, and I am so happy he decided to take this project on, and do something wonderful and totally different with so many very gifted writers and performers.
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Wonderful documentary. Made well and incorporates great music!
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A very informative video about the making of the "new" basement tapes based upon Bob Dylan lyrics as a start for new songs. Producer T Bone Burnett and the band made up of Elvis Costello, Rhiannon Giddens, Taylor Goldsmith, Jim James and Marcus Mumford have created some great songs. I watched this on HBO and had to have the Blu-ray. As a bonus you get the full performances of Diamond Ring, Down On The Bottom, Hidee Hidee Ho #16, Kansas City, Six Months In Kansas City (Liberty Street) and The Whistle Blowing.
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I have to say that I enjoyed the DVD more than the CD, which contained outstanding pieces and then some real downers. I liked the creativity of the DVD and the camaraderie of the artists. It gave us real insight into the stress and spirit that goes into individual interpretation of great material.
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OK nice sound, looks nice but blah blah blah, some of the Dylan and The Band comments are informative but they still haven't figured out how to use the technology... 12 songs listed in the documentary the majority are edits and talked over. 6 songs are complete so that's great because you get to enjoy them in surround. Since they were recording this you would think all the songs they did could be made available but nooooo! So not really a winner. O it's so great to be here writing with these other great musicians, great Dylan, blah blah blah mostly.. with some music in between.
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I thought this was very interesting. Growing up among musicians, I could relate to the way they worked.
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I really enjoyed watching this documentary! I thought I had purchased the CD of the New Basement tapes for my husband's birthday present, but had accidentally bought the DVD instead. It turned out to be a nice family hour of watching the documentary together. I am even more motivated to get the CD now!
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