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Favorite Dylan album,
and more importantly, WHY it's your favorite. Go:
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The Best of...
Because it's got his best songs on. |
DESIRE
cuz of hurricane i generally can't swallow any dylan, but this one is good |
I've thought long and hard about this question, and I reckon my vote will probably have to go to John Wesley Harding. On the albums before, particularly the acoustic sides, the mood is extremely dark, this is brilliant, but John Wesley Harding comes along and offers some relief from this, the dark lyrical themes are still there, but musically it has such a charm, its a record with a freindly warmth that I won't ever tire of. So JWH is probably my all time favourite, but recently I've been enjoying the first album very much indeed.
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Highway 61 Revisited for me. Its the strongest, in my opinion. Blood on the tracks is also pretty amazing. |
Because the electric side is mesmerizing. The tension between Dylan and the audience, the defiance in the performance, the "play fucking LOUD" introduction to "Like a Rolling Stone."
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^^^ a big +1 for this one. "Highway 61 Revisited" is a close second for me, too.
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I quite like Highway 61, but I don't care so much for the rest of his stuff.
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I think I own 15-20 of his albums, and although "Lay Lady Lay" would be my all time favorite Dylan SONG, I'd still have to say that BLONDE ON BLONDE is my favorite album. Why? Simply put:
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Same here, but I love everything about "Desire". It's great the whole way through. |
it used to be Highway but now (at least for now) its The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan.
Its full of his humour and has some of my favourite Bob songs |
When you guys say you can't swallow him... what do you mean? His voice or something?
I've loved many of his albums since I was a teen. So I'm just curious. |
It's a tricky one really - Blood on the Tracks is my immediate choice, but that kinda stands apart from all his other albums, in my head at least. And since going through a horrible fucking mess of a break-up with my ex, it's too wrapped up in all the emotions of that time. Though oddly, I can happily listen to On the Beach, which also soundtracked the same period, without any problem.
So leaving that aside, I'd have to go with Bringing It All Back Home - I mean, fuck, when you've got Maggie's Farm, It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding), It's All Over Now Baby Blue, Gates of Eden, Mr Tambourine Man & Subterranean Homesick Blues on the same LP, I'm amazed that no-one else has chosen it already. Sheer fucking genius. |
BRINGING IT ALL was definitely a considertation of mine.
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BIABH. Best second side to any album ever.
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So... um... out of ... curiousity... anyone have a copy of DYLAN the album from like '78 that has never been released on CD in the US? I'd love to hear it myself.
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the best of bob dylan
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Which one is that? Street Legal? |
It was called DYLAN.
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