In February 1998, Bob Dylan was promoting his critically acclaimed album "Time Out of Mind," which had been released in September 1997. This album marked a significant comeback for Dylan, earning him the Grammy Award for Album of the Year at the 40th Grammy Awards shortly after this performance. Collaborating with producer Daniel Lanois, Dylan's work during this period displayed a deep introspection and a mature sound that resonated with both fans and critics. The live recording encapsulates the themes of longing and reflection prevalent in "Time Out of Mind," particularly evident in tracks like "Lovesick." This era in Dylan's career saw him embracing a more personal songwriting style, positioning him as a venerable figure in the music landscape. Notably, the performance includes songs from subsequent albums, showcasing his evolving artistry while still paying homage to his earlier works.