What Is Your Favourite Bob Dylan Album?

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Post by Fenrisinho »

riotsquad wrote:BTW who else here would like to hear jay cover Bline Willei Mctell-
What dylan cover would you like Jay to play??
Like always, this is a tough one, but I'd have to go for Like a Rolling Stone. There's alot of other more "obvious" choices (not sure exacly what I ment with saying that) But I think he'd do a wicked version of that song. Plus- It's one of the greatest songs ever written!

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Post by riotsquad »

jahilia, changing of the guards brilliant, another standout from SL is Where are you tonight.

I'll have to say Blonde on Blonde, thought I could make a case for a dozen others.

BTW who else here would like to hear jay cover Bline Willei Mctell-
What dylan cover would you like Jay to play??

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Post by andrew »

Whichever one is in the player!

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Post by Mort »

Blonde on Blonde or
Another Side of Bob Dylan

Or maybe Tim o'Briens "Red on Blonde" where he plays 'bluegrass' versions of 13 BD songs. Brilliant!!!

Fenrisinho

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Which reminds me, I've got to purchase a few remastered albums from 2003 now; the sound on Blonde on Blonde is horrible (think it might the first CD edition of it) compared to the remasters from 2003. BTW, does anyone have any experience with the SACD's? I'm just wondering how the sound quality is compared to regular CD's.

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Post by grainpulp »

jahilia, yes, while Street Legal does get a bad rap (even from Dylan himself).... the album has some great stuff. Most noticeably for me: "Where Are You Tonight? (Journey Through Dark Heat)" I just love that fucking song.

As far as best album, well..... I hate favorites, but, you guys are forgetting his recent stuff which, at times, surpasses even his so called "classic" material. Take "Time Out of Mind" for example. That's a great album. Same with his most recent "Love and Theft".. beautiful imagery on that one.

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Post by partyroy »

1. Blonde on Blonde
2. Blood On the Tracks
3. a bunch of other great albums

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Post by gdavis5446 »

the freewheelin bob dylan

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Post by jahilia »

Street Legal
"Changing Of The Guards" is one of his very best songs ever!

"'Gentlemen', he said, 'I don't need your organization.
I've shined your shoes,
I've moved your mountains and I've marked your cards -
but Eden is burning.
Either prepare for elimination, or your hearts must have the courage
for the changing of the guards"

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Post by stretch »

I've got a bunch of Dylan both on vinal and CD. My aunt gave me, for my birthday a ,at that time , brand new "deluxe-mono" record titled Freewheelin'. I'm glad I still have it..in less then perfect condition. Her then husband took me and my cousin to Grant Park in Chicago '68 or so, to see some blues..Otis Rush inspired me to pick up a guitar. Blond on Blond, Highway 61...wow, how to pick?? Nashville Skyline opened up bluegrass to me but, I always go back to ...Planet Waves. Going, going ,gone..Forever Young...the only studio album w/ The Band. Jay does a wonderful cover of going...Interesting tidbit..the Dylan folks are looking for the original masters, in hopes of putting ou a double CD of the sessions..would be way cool. Eric Clapton is also going to do the same at some point w/ the 461 Ocean Blvd. tapes. That's one of the albums I always come back to. However , that's another thead.

Planet Waves........

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Post by tillotson505 »

Best album ever - Blonde on Blonde

Second best album ever - Highway 61 Revisited

Best song ever - Desolation Row

These are facts, not opinions - use these facts to support future arguments.

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Post by seger_and_priest »

at the moment, it's planet waves... i cannot believe the greatness of that record, let alone how it could've passed virtually unnoticed.

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Post by Boots »

Blonde on Blonde.....best Dylan....best anyone

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Post by Duckman »

The best Bobalbum, is the Blood On The Tracks-album that never got released.
Also known as Blood On The Tapes in bootleging-circles.

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Post by Goldtop »

I’ll go with the safe pick and take Blood on the Tracks.

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