bobserve (Bob Dylan database)

bobserve (Bob Dylan database)

@bobserve.com

Bob Dylan performance database: quick and easy searches for songs, locations, musicians, etc. bobserve.com blog.bobserve.com (This acct mostly for site announcements and support, operated by the bobserve team)

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Wordle but for Bob Dylan setlists. Setlists instead of words, songs instead of letters. Should I make this prototype into a real game? Thinking it might be too hard, even if give the year as a clue?

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Amazing Dylan #stat. And always amazing work from @raypadgett.bsky.social and @bobserve.com!

Ray Padgett@raypadgett.bsky.social

Bob Dylan played 2,475 concerts between 1988 and 2013. In those 2,475 concerts, he only repeated a setlist 8 times! What were those 8 times? And what were the setlists so damn good he just had to play them again?

Almost a year and a half later, and now you've collectively logged 24,448 Bob Dylan concert attendances at bobserve.

bobserve.com hit a major milestone today: More than *20,000* Bob Dylan concert attendances have been logged! Hundreds of you have tagged concerts you've been to, and checked out your stats (songs, locations, covers, openers, etc) Log in to tag your own Dylan concerts at bobserve.com/myevents

Lots of usability enhancements, big and small, throughout the site. I'll do a newsletter recap when I get chance. Here's one: bobtalk search results now shows you words around the search term, and highlights the matched word.

bobserve redesign sneak peak: Typing in setlist dates to look up shows is kind of a pain. Soon you'll be able to point-and-click.

The bobserve site redesign hopefully goes live in the next few days. Full range of possible outcomes: 1. Everyone loves it 2. Everyone hates it 3. The site implodes due to coding errors

bobserve redesign sneak peak: Typing in setlist dates to look up shows is kind of a pain. Soon you'll be able to point-and-click.

A bobserve site redesign is underway and nearly ready. Would a video walkthrough of the whole site be helpful to anyone? I'm inclined to think no one would take the time to sit through it. I'm thinking a newsletter documenting every feature with screenshots would be sufficient.