Bob Dylan – Live 1966 (The "Royal Albert Hall" Concert)

Was pleasantly surprised when I realized the commotion in between tracks was not cut out on these cds as opposed to the streaming version on Apple. Booklet is a great read, and the music sounds killer

The sound on this is great but just like most other people my discs are pressed off center, doesn’t affect the sound thankfully! The acoustic set is solid but get this for the electric set, also this brings WAYYYYYY too much money now for what it is. The box is super oversized and everything just floats around inside of it.

Legendary Concert, but sounds bad. Official or not, Bootlegs sounds mostly bad.

This is cool and I would like to get it, but I can't imagine it benefits that much from an "audiophile" treatment and BG mastering because of the sound quality of the original tape. It's fine but not exactly an "audiophile" recording, in my opinion. Has anyone made comparisons, or could anyone comment on the sound quality of this release?

This is one of the best live rock recordings of the 60s. The original bootleg album was also Jimmy Page’s favourite album at that time.

No problems with my pressing. Great sound too.
Amazing recording of this historic tour, the reverb on the voice in what seems like an empty space gives me the chills. A must have.

The you realize that Trade mark of quality and bulldog record made a better pressing. :-((

My copy has the label for side 3 on both sides 3 and 4 - each side plays the correct songs as listed on the cover. It's easy enough to tell which side is which as the number of tracks is different. Anyone else have this problem?

My copy has a small spine ring instead of a large one as on the images here.

Same problem here, only off centre on side two.
You could do what i did, very carefully enlarge the hole in the centre of the record with a small sharp paring knife
Make sure you enlarge the hole only in the opposite direction to the off center side.
Then you'll have to manually center the record on the turntable before you play it , and this applies to both sides of the record now unfortunately...but you'll be able to hear it properly, and you don't have to pay out stupid money for a replacement that probably wont be any better than the one you have now.
You'll need a big hole, but it does solve the offset pressing problem.
Be sure to blow off carefully all the little bits of vinyl...could scratch the record if you don't get em all.
I'm disgusted that you cant get a quality pressing of this even at the price we're being charged for these.