Newsgroups: rec.music.dylan
Date: Sun, 18 May 1997 23:34:02 +0900
From: "love-0nl@wellmet.or.jp" 
Subject: 'Renaldo' stereo CD boot?

Sat, 17 May 1997 14:56:07 -0400
Cal Rice  wrote:
>Subject: 'Renaldo' stereo CD boot?
>
>  I've heard from a couple of sources that a stereo boot CD of the
>  'Renaldo and Clara' soundtrack now exists.  Is any more information
>  available?  In New York last week, no one at the three stores I
>  visited which had Dylan boots knew anything about this.
>
>  -cr

I actually have a copy and it's stereo. I was very surprised when
I listened to this CD for the first time. I do not believe in
bootlegs, since they are poor quality, but this album is one of
the very few exceptions.

The title is "Soundtrack for the film Renaldo & Clara", released
last autumn or winter from Noriaa Records [NRCD 46029] (rumored
to be a Japanese bootlegger). The album has:

When I Paint My Masterpiece
Isis
Ballad Of Plain D (sung by Gordon Lightfood)
A Hard Rain's A Gonna Fall
People Get Ready
It Ain't Me Babe
She Belongs To Me
It Takes A Lot To Laugh
If You See Her Say Hello
Romance In Durango
One Too Many Mornings
House Of The Rising Sun
One More Cup Of Coffee
The Water Is Wide
Patty's Gone To Laredo
Never Let Me Go
Sad Eyed Lady Of The Lowlands
Tangled Up In Blue
Just Like A Woman
Knockin' On Heaven's Door


Masato Kato

Love Minus Zero/No Limit



From: Lars Farena
Newsgroups: rec.music.dylan
Subject: Re: 'Renaldo' stereo CD boot?
Date: 22 May 1997 04:57:48 -0700

In article <5lkv07$fge@larry.cc.emory.edu>, oscwr@larry.cc.emory.edu says...
>
>  I've heard from a couple of sources that a stereo boot CD of the
>  'Renaldo and Clara' soundtrack now exists.  Is any more information
>  available?  In New York last week, no one at the three stores I 
>  visited which had Dylan boots knew anything about this.
> 
>  -cr
>-- 
>

It's a Japanese CD, on the Noriaa Records label. Well worth getting, but
probably hard to find. My source could only get hold of a few, and
sold them all before he got them, he definitely has none left.

Lars



From: Lars Farena
Newsgroups: rec.music.dylan
Subject: Re: 'Renaldo' stereo CD boot
Date: 22 May 1997 06:02:52 -0700

In article , Richard says...
>
> Are the songs straight from the movie? are they just snippets? songs
>with some dialogue and noise? do any EDLIS people know of boot that
>contain full versions of "House of the rising sun" "I want you" "patty
>gone to laredo"
>etc....

It sounds to me as if this CD is taken directly from the
film soundtrack. Some tracks are snippets, some are just background volume
with dialogue and noises overlaid, etc. It's the recordings of the on-screen
performances in stereo and in such good quality that make this CD worth
getting.

Lars



Newsgroups: rec.music.dylan
Message-ID: <01BD380E.A69AC3A0.drjibe@netwiz.net>
Date: Thu, 12 Feb 1998 23:32:48 -0800
From: Jeff 
Subject: Re: Renaldo and Clara CD

>Date:    Thu, 12 Feb 1998 21:33:00 -0600
>From:    Scott and Lisa Bauer 
>Subject: Renaldo and Clara CD
>
>I just picked up a boot CD called ``Renaldo and Clara; soundtrack for the
>Film.''
>
>It is made by Noriaa Records and the copyright is 1996.
>
>The packaging is nothing spectacular. It is a purple cover with a picture
>of Dylan from the Rolling Thunder tour. Likewise, the back is a picture of
>Bob from the tour.
>
>The disc itself contains about 72 minutes of  music, seemingly recorded
>right off the film. The quality is quite good, although many of the songs
>are just snippets or have dialogue running at the same time as the music.
>
>I was wondering if anyone out there knew anything more about this disc. I
>don't think there's anything on here that can't easily be found someplace
>else, or in the film Renaldo and Clara for that matter.

Reviews of this CD can be found in Deep Beneath the Waves Vol 54 & Isis vol
72. This CD was very hard to get when it first appeared. I believe it has
been released again as I have  seen it listed again and in stores. I also
have seen it listed as a CD-R and since the original was under 73 minutes,
the CD-R can be expected to contain all of the original.

I guess someone took a low generation copy of the film, recorded the
soundtrack to dat, editted that down to 82 minutes to fit their needs (as a
dat of this length is on some trade lists). Noriaa Records may have editted
this or another source down further to 72+ minutes to fit their format.

EDLIS Boot Advisory Agent



From: alan.fraser@mcmail.com (Alan Fraser)
Newsgroups: rec.music.dylan
Subject: Re: Renaldo and Clara CD
Date: Fri, 13 Feb 1998 11:18:41 GMT
Message-ID: <34e52b4d.1510547@news.is.chbs>

On Thu, 12 Feb 1998 21:33:00 -0600, Scott and Lisa Bauer
 wrote:

>I just picked up a boot CD called ``Renaldo and Clara; soundtrack for the
>Film.''
>
>It is made by Noriaa Records and the copyright is 1996.
>
>The packaging is nothing spectacular. It is a purple cover with a picture
>of Dylan from the Rolling Thunder tour. Likewise, the back is a picture of
>Bob from the tour.
>
>The disc itself contains about 72 minutes of  music, seemingly recorded
>right off the film. The quality is quite good, although many of the songs
>are just snippets or have dialogue running at the same time as the music.
>
>I was wondering if anyone out there knew anything more about this disc. I
>don't think there's anything on here that can't easily be found someplace
>else, or in the film Renaldo and Clara for that matter.

Actually Scott, I don't think there's anything more to say about this
CD than you've said, apart from the fact it is in stereo, and AFAIK
all circulating video copies of the film come from the UK Channel 4
mid-80s screening, which was in mono. This leads one to wonder how the
Japanese CD makers got hold of a good stereo copy of R&C, of course.

Alan