Bob Dylan is going deep, and this one is massive. The legend just announced The Rolling Thunder Revue: The 1976 Live Recordings, a 39-CD box set stacked with 371 previously unreleased tracks. Yes, you read that right.
This lands after a US tour earlier this year where Dylan flexed a new touring band and dug into deep cuts fans rarely get live. The man never stops moving. And the 1976 leg of Rolling Thunder always felt like the wilder, rawer sibling to the 1975 run, the one Martin Scorsese chronicled a few years back.
Think white-hot readings of "Isis" and "Hurricane," the kind of belters that made Desire such a stunner. Now you get hours of them. This is catnip for anyone who has worn out the bootlegs, a full window into one of the strangest, most electric touring chapters in his catalog.
371 unreleased tracks from one of the greatest to ever do it. Clear your calendar. This is a moment.