अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंBob Dylan and The Hawks (aka The Band) on their infamous 1966 "Judas" tour of the UK.Bob Dylan and The Hawks (aka The Band) on their infamous 1966 "Judas" tour of the UK.Bob Dylan and The Hawks (aka The Band) on their infamous 1966 "Judas" tour of the UK.
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- ट्रिवियाAncient rumors say that D.A. Pennebaker's version, called "Something Is Happening", may soon become available. His cut reportedly contains more music than what eventually wound up in "Eat the Document".
- कनेक्शनFeatured in Robbie Robertson: Going Home (1995)
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Absolutely for fans only, this is a documentary of a Dylan tour made by a camera held in a very shaky hand. Eat the Document would make a good, but probably unwatchable, triple feature with Neil Young's Journey Through the Past and The Stones' Cocksucker Blues, a sixties triptych painted on broken windowpanes after a night of very bad drugs. Dylan's attempt at deconstructing or subverting or whatever he was trying to do to his own myth here says a lot about the era and leaves the artist as enigmatic as he ever has been, with the usual alternation between sublime poetry and clunking misfires. Still, there are some fine moments -- the droning duet with Johnny Cash, as two generations of bad boys create an otherworldly disharmony, the glimpses of the Band at the peak of their magic, the faces of the young Brits waiting in line for the shows, desperate to be at a scene they were determined not to dig. The tape I saw was followed by a harrowing ten minute outtake of Dylan and John Lennon riding in the back of a limo, the camera focused unflinching (and often unfocused) on them as they mumble their way through a thick purple haze -- sure proof that no one is as clever as he thinks he is on drugs.
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