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	The Basement Tapes
		A two-disc set of ad hoc performances from 1967, albeit refurbished slightly for this release, "The Basement Tapes" provides the missing link between Dylan's long, poetic songs of the mid 60s and the shorter, more direct songs of the late 60s.
		Most of this music is selected from the many songs originally taped by Garth Hudson during the basement sessions with Dylan in Big Pink.
		In his book Bob Dylan: The Recording Sessions, Clinton Heylin is rather critical to the selection of songs used on this album, claiming that several of the tracks were not recorded during the basement sessions with Dylan.
	theband.hiof.no /albums/basement_tapes.html (270 words)

	Basement Tapes - quotes and transcripts from Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold's video tapes
		Time called the tapes the shooters' "final word, to all those who had picked on them over the years, and to everyone who would come up with a theory about their inner demons".
		When Time's reporter Tim Roche got access to the tapes, he wrote an article for the magazine on December 20, 1999, he said that there were five video tapes - the "Basement Tapes".
		In October 2003, one 15-minute-long tape was released to the public: footage of Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold shooting at Rampart Range.
	www.acolumbinesite.com /quotes.html (558 words)

	Bob Dylan: The Basement Tapes liner notes
		"The Basement Tapes" are a bit like the phantom 1956 session that brought Elvis, Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis and Johnny Cash together for the first and last time.
		Cut live on a home tape recorder, with from one to three mikes, all of the tracks have been remastered; highlights have been brought out, tones sharpened, tape hiss removed, and so on.
		"The Basement Tapes" are a kaleidoscope like nothing I know, complete and no more dated than the weather, but they seem to leap out of a kaleidoscope of American music no less immediate for its venerability.
	www.bobdylan.com /linernotes/basement.html (1041 words)

	The Unofficial Bob Dylan Website--The Basement Tapes (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Pressed as an acetate disc entitled "The Basement Tape," the recordings were sent to fellow musicians.
		The result of Dylan's most reclusive stage are "The Basement Tapes" -- Volumes 1 - 5.
		The true accomplishment of the Basement Tapes was the span of music covered in the 105 songs.
	iml.jou.ufl.edu /projects/Spring01/Blake/basement.html (320 words)

	Genuine Basement Tapes
		These mixes were of a crude nature that betrayed the primitive recording equipment used and put an end to the speculation that the basement tapes were actually recorded in Columbia's studios (yes, I had actually heard this rumor!).
		The basement tapes songs couldn't go to waste, so they were sent out to various artists for demo purposes.
		This is the core of the Basement Tapes.
	www.punkhart.com /dylan/reviews/basement_tapes.html (5383 words)

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		One of the tapes was nearly two hours long and segmented into three separate tapings during March 1999.
		A third tape (40 mins) was taped on eight separate occasions from early April '99 to the morning of April 20 '99.
		The basement tapes Boston Globe Joe Perry is taking a visitor down to the Boneyard.
	www.lycos.com /info/basement--basement-tapes.html (230 words)

	Dylan Pool :: Dylan Pool discussion :: DMM #27 (West) Basement Tapes gets down with Biograph (Site not responding. Last check: )
		For Basement Tapes, this is the official release.
		Basement Tapes loses a point for having 8 out of 24 songs featuring The Band instead of Bob (four were not even recorded in Big Pink) and they left off so many classics: "I'm Not There (1956)", "Mighty Quinn", "I Shall Be Released", "Sign On The Cross" and dear, dear, dear, dear "Santa Fe".
		But I'm taking the fun Basement Tapes lyrics, as maybe I'll need to laugh when I realize there is no food or water on this island, only these damn lyrics.
	pool.dylantree.com /phorum5/read.php?1,480459 (1856 words)

	Bob Dylan: The Basement Tapes liner notes
		"The Basement Tapes" are a bit like the phantom 1956 session that brought Elvis, Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis and Johnny Cash together for the first and last time.
		Cut live on a home tape recorder, with from one to three mikes, all of the tracks have been remastered; highlights have been brought out, tones sharpened, tape hiss removed, and so on.
		"The Basement Tapes" are a kaleidoscope like nothing I know, complete and no more dated than the weather, but they seem to leap out of a kaleidoscope of American music no less immediate for its venerability.
	bobdylan.com /linernotes/basement.html (1041 words)

	The Dylan Daily - critical . independent . curious
		Basement Tapes 2008, Live Dylan, and Norfolk gig
		Million Dollar Bash: a must-buy new study of The Basement Tapes
		Tuesday 6 November: The story of The Basement Tapes is well known: in...
	spacemonkeylab.com /dylandaily (634 words)

	The Basement Tapes
		The Basement Tapes is a series of recordings by North American folk-rockers Bob Dylan and The Band, recorded in the mid-1960s.
		The recordings were first heard on a bootleg called The Great White Wonder in 1968 (see 1968 in music) and were finally released (as The Basement Tapes, as they had become colloquially known) on June 26, 1975 (see 1975 in music).
		The Basement Tapes peakedt at #7 in 1975 on Billboard's (North America) Pop Albums chart.
	www.fact-index.com /t/th/the_basement_tapes.html (188 words)

	TRICKSTER!: The Basement Tapes
		But for the official album the record company took the original stereo tapes, collapsed them into mono, overdubbed new parts (including drums which are largely excluded on the original performances), and filled out much of the album not with basement tapes but with in-studio demos recorded by the Band without Dylan.
		The tapes in their original form are mostly covers, but covers pulled up from deep within America's cultural consciousness.
		If there is a heaven that I get to go to, I hope it’s a dank basement with a modest amount of recording gear in it with all of my music friends past and present joining me on their judgment day with a guitar case in one hand and a six pack in the other.
	chervokas.typepad.com /trickster/2005/02/the_basement_ta.html (1931 words)

	rumored
		This cover of Tommy Roe's chart-topping Buddy Holly soundalike "Sheila" is one of them, and though a poor-fidelity live version that the group taped a couple of months later in Hamburg was issued as part of the Star-Club tapes, this would presumably be both better sounding and a better performance.
		It's likely, however, that the tape was erased or has vanished forever.
		No tape has surfaced, however, and it seems possible that if such a session took place, it might not have even been taped.
	www.richieunterberger.com /rumored.html (1683 words)

	The Highlands Study Center \| Online Catalog
		That includes all new Basement Tapes, each newly-released Sound Teaching series, every new book R.C. publishes, recordings of every new HSC conference, and any other teaching from R.C. or the HSC staff we can dig up, and of course, a subscription to Every Thought Captive.
		The Basement Tapes are conversations among friends that seek to instruct in and to embody the very purpose of the Highlands Study Center—to live more simple, separate and deliberate lives to the glory of God and the building of His kingdom.
		We are in the process of remastering and re-covering all of the older Basement Tapes (pre-2005).
	highlands.gospelcom.net /store.php (6130 words)

	THE BASEMENT TAPES - 1975
		The songs were recorded live on a home tape recorder in the basement of a house called Big Pink, in West Saugerties, New York.
		To emphasize Dylan's startling fecundity and In 1967 Dylan was recovering from his much publicized motorcycle crash, and with backing from the fledgling Band, he laid down dozens of rudimentary demo recordings.
		Eventually gaining an official release eight years later (with several delightful songs from a later Band session added), THE BASEMENT TAPES was a ragbag collection of alternately playful and serious acoustic songs that drew on a deep well of American tradition for their inspiration.
	bobdylan.50g.com /19-basement_tapes.htm (1232 words)

	Basement Tapes on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
		The apartment I lived in for six months had a basement that was 'unfinished'...concrete walls, only industrial lights and no furniture...so it seemed like an ideal place for some image-play.
		The series of images that resulted I originally posted on Fotolog under the title of 'Basement Tapes'.
		For the first images I used myself in the image...a month later the totally captivating, mesmerizing Qua came to Calgary for a lovely visit and we did a series of images together in the basement....then some really weird shit started to happen.
	www.flickr.com /photos/shadowplay/18976907 (225 words)

	Classic Rock Revisited
		Before the show, Gray told me that the band is touring in support of a newly released live album that is a blast from the past.
		I worked four or five hours a day working on mixing the tapes and it made me think a lot about Tommy and his brother Toy.
		What was worse was that we had to set pallets down on the ground to play on because the whorehouse didn’t have any plumbing.
	www.classicrockrevisited.com /concerts/marshalltucker06.htm (967 words)

	Bob Dylan Basement Tapes CD
		Eventually gaining an official release eight years later (with several delightful songs from a later Band session added), THE BASEMENT TAPES is a ragbag collection of alternately playful and serious acoustic-based songs that draw on a deep well of American tradition for their inspiration.
		All recorded in the basement of a house in upstate New York in 1967 with The Band backing him up (and taking the lead on many tracks, including some of his own songs).
		I ordered what I thought was a cd....I recieved Bob Dylans Basement tapes as a tape.I underrate this tape as less of a recorded item than a cd.I would much prefer a cd copy of Dylans basement tapes.
	www.cduniverse.com /productinfo.asp?PID=1085539&cart=196685805&frm=lk_weboshawa (349 words)

	Amazon.ca: Basement Tapes: Music: Bob Dylan (Site not responding. Last check: )
		So much has been written about the Basement Tapes, that, until Columbia Records finally wises up and releases what they didn't in 1975 (as "The Bootleg Series, Volume Eight," let's say...) nobody will ever be able to truly grasp what makes this music so special.
		The Basement Tapes, "Music From Big Pink" and "The Band" was Robertson and cohorts musical peak (By the time of The Last Waltz, they were merely a shadow of their former selves.)
		All of which, however, does not take away from the official "Basement Tapes" album, which is a good sampler of some of the greatest music that was, amazingly enough, never intended for release.
	www.amazon.ca /Basement-Tapes-Bob-Dylan/dp/B000002552 (1522 words)

	Outtakes and Basement Tapes
		She gave them to him so frequently that they were starting to pile up, and Xander had begun to realize they weren’t so much loans as forgotten possessions and therefore basically his.
		The words that Oz had said to Devon appeared to work, because back on the tape Devon was now crooning wordlessly into the mike a little, and Xander could hear the other guys in the band cracking up in the background and egging him on.
		He moaned along in accompaniment to the tape, letting out soft cries that drifted dreamily around the room during gaps in the lines and verses.
	www.geocities.com /entrenous88/OuttakesBasementTapes.html (3429 words)

	Comic Book Resources - Comic Book News, Reviews and Commentary - Updated Daily!
		An ongoing conversation behind closed doors, equal parts experience, opinion, critique, and outright rambling, THE BASEMENT TAPES are an attempt to present somewhat serious discussion about the somewhat serious business of comicbooks between two writers waist-deep in the perplexing and ever-evolving morass of their own careers.
		CASEY: Okay, since it's the last Basement Tapes of 2005 (hello, holidays!), I figured we'd do what most folks are doing and give our own "End of the Year" lists.
		And I don't know how much of a twist this will be, but how about we stick to each of us naming what we think were the three best single issues that came out over the past twelve months.
	www.comicbookresources.com /columns/?column=17 (2335 words)

	KSPC Mail Order Store
		This t-shirt features a diagram of a tape cartridge as was once used in the studios of KSPC.
		This sturdy canvas tote with fl handles is a great way to show your love for KSPC, especially if you've been getting funny looks for wearing your KSPC T-shirt every day.
		This second installment in the infamous Basement Tapes compilation series features 22 exclusive live recordings from some of the underground's most influential artists.
	www.kspc.org /store (1120 words)

	Rolling Stone : The Shins Make Basement Tapes (Site not responding. Last check: )
		For the follow-up to 2001's Oh, Inverted World, the Albuquerque, New Mexico, four-piece stuck with a proven method: It recorded in singer James Mercer's Portland, Oregon, basement.
		"The basement isn't pleasant, but it only costs sixty bucks to buy deadbolts for the doors.
		Mercer's favorite new songs are "Kissing the Lipless," which he says "starts out with these jerky hits on the guitar that sounds like Wire or something and then it goes into this sort of heavy drum space thing that reminds me of My Bloody Valentine," and the softer, acoustic "Pink Bullets."
	www.rollingstone.com /news/story/5936832/the_shins_make_basement_tapes (267 words)

	Alan Horvath \| The Piscataway Basement Tapes
		The Piscataway Basement Tapes is a collection of various recordings from Alan's tape catalogs...
		Circle of Fire, Father & Son and Hard To Find - recorded live in 1994 at Rubber Ball Studios
		North Brunswick, NJ Buffalo, Melody For A Listener, Songbird, Second Pond and Sun Mass Recital - recorded live with one solitary microphone, in 1976 on a TEAC half-track tape recorder.
	alanhorvath.com /CDbasement.php (324 words)

	Rolling Stone : Bob Dylan: The Basement Tapes : Music Reviews
		The Basement Tapes seemed destined to remain a mystery, and I wasn't at all sure that Dylan hadn't planned it that way from the start.
		I guess history and inevi ility are in there too.
		Give us your review of The Basement Tapes
	www.rollingstone.com /artists/bobdylan/albums/album/168877/review/5941308/the_basement_tapes (1609 words)

	Basement Tapes on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
		The apartment I lived in for six months had a basement that was 'unfinished'...concrete walls, only industrial lights and no furniture...so it seemed like an ideal place for some image-play.
		The series of images that resulted I originally posted on Fotolog under the title of 'Basement Tapes'.
		For the first images I used myself in the image...a month later the totally captivating, mesmerizing Qua came to Calgary for a lovely visit and we did a series of images together in the basement....then some really weird shit started to happen.
	flickr.com /photos/82834642@N00/17249560 (275 words)

	Current and Future Shows - IAP Fine Art
		IAP Fine Art will devote its basement space to this new exhibition of monotypes, monochromes and recent paintings by CHRIS GOLLON.
		The printmakers would run each through the press to create a unique image, then clean the plate and hand Chris the roller and ink to start again.
		Using this impromptu technique, Gollon created a series of 10 new images, which we have called The Basement Tapes.
	www.iapfineart.com /Exhibitions (809 words)

	The Old, Weird America: The World of Bob Dylan's Basement Tapes by Greil Marcus (Used, New, Out-of-Print) - Alibris
		The Old, Weird America: The World of Bob Dylan's Basement Tapes
		As Mark Sinker observed in "The Wire": "Marcus's contention is that there can be found in American folk a community as deep, as electric, as...
		Description: A study of the Basement tapes, recordings made by Bob Dylan and the Band in Woodstock, New York, in 1967, analyzes this secret music never intended for release in terms of its place in contemporary music and in Dylan's career.
	www.alibris.com /search/books/qwork/4825420/used/The%20Old%2C%20Weird%20America%3A%20The%20World%20of%20Bob%20Dylan%27s%20Basement%20Tapes (552 words)

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