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The electric half: silence, booing.
:58:05
At least 15, 20 kids ran on the stage
through the whole electric set.
:58:09
There would be somebody,
two, three times during a number...
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actually jumping on the stage
and running around amongst the musicians.
:58:17
And an incredible animosity in the audience.
:58:20
I think it was the only concert
I have ever been at where...
:58:22
that animosity was that strong
and you actually felt a little threatened...
:58:26
if you applauded during this, which I did.
:58:29
When we played Forest Hills,
Like a Rolling Stone was number one.
:58:34
And so when we played
Like a Rolling Stone...
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they stopped booing and sang along.
:58:38
And then when we finished
they started booing again.
:58:41
I thought that was great.
:58:43
I enjoyed that.
But at the party after the show...
:58:45
Bob came running up to us
and gave us big hugs, he said:
:58:49
"That was fabulous. It was great.
It was like a carnival. "
:58:53
It was fantastic. He really enjoyed the show.
:58:56
The booing didn't really, you know...
I had a perspective on the booing.
:59:01
Because you got to realize
you can kill somebody with kindness, too.
:59:12
God said to Abraham, "Kill me a son"
:59:15
Abe said, "Man, you must be putting me on"
:59:19
God say, "No" Abe say, "What?"
:59:22
God say,
"You can do what you want, Abe, but
:59:25
"Next time you see me coming
you better run"
:59:34
Well, Abe says,
"Where do you want this killing done?"
:59:37
God says, "Out on Highway 61"
:59:41
I walked in the studio
and he was out there in a corner...
:59:44
and I walked up and I said,
"Bob, I'm Bob Johnston".
:59:45
He said, "How you doing?"
And he smiled at me.
:59:47
All I remember is Dylan doing that
and starting in...
:59:51
and from that moment,
I really have no memory.
:59:56
Nobody ever counted off for Dylan...
:59:57
he always did what the fuck he wanted to.
:59:59
And I always just got the sound pretty well.
And he seemed to love the sound.