Holy fuck...why did i wait so long to listen to this???
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Holy fuck...why did i wait so long to listen to this???
Austin Jackson
Isaac Cox
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Kevin Wilson
Street Legal
Nolan Edwards
Highway 61 Revisited
Blonde On Blonde
Bringing It All Back Home
The Bootleg Series Vol. 5: Bob Dylan Live 1975, The Rolling Thunder Revue
Henry Robinson
Are you asking for more bummed out folk in general or from Dylan specifically?
Dominic Morgan
Blood On The Tracks is one of the greatest breakup albums of all time
maybe try Blonde on Blonde if you haven't gotten to it already (Visions of Johanna is god tier)
This was my ex's favourite Dylan album
Thomas Turner
Josiah Mitchell
what song did you like best?
rest of his post-bike crash stuff up to the born again stuff though
David Cook
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Noah Mitchell
SL It's a good album m8
Michael Ortiz
got a lot of Dylan suggestions so maybe some bummed out folk please.
Tangled Up in Blue, Idiot Wind, and Jack of Hearts were my favorite
Jose Taylor
or the very recent stuff!
youtube.com
Aiden Rodriguez
fwiw when Beck's Sea Change came out it was often called "his blood on the tracks"
Dylan Perez
that too for sure, sinatra stuff included
Logan Gray
The bootleg NY sessions is so much fucking better. I always considered this one of my favorite albums, but Lily, Rosemary & the Jack of Hearts always held it back. The laid back version on the NY sessions is exactly what this album needs. Idiot Wind toned down is great too.
Ryder James
It's amazing how many of those songs sound so different on the bootlegs. So fucking durable.
I like how "It's [band name's] Blood On The Tracks" is now a byword for their definitive/breakup album. Like Nick Cave with Boatman's Call, or Blur's 13
(Sea Change is a great album too)
Isaiah Thompson
Thanks everyone! I'll be sure to listen to everything. Appreciate it.
Isaac Clark
this, such an amazing album
Tyler Nguyen
He's still cooler than anyone else
Chase Harris
Only Dylan could be like "I'm going to be a crooner now guys" and everyone just says "Sure Bob, can't wait," and it's glorious.
Jacob Bailey
Oh, Mercy is personal favourite.
Luis Turner
>tfw we live in an alternate universe where Dylan didn't do a full tour with members of The Plugz
It's like '66 era Dylan came back for one night.
youtube.com
Xavier Carter
kinda wack tbqh
Zachary Anderson
Why?
Benjamin Butler
Compared to '66? Seriously.?
Matthew Fisher
Yup, it's got the energy and that thin, wild mercury sound that hadn't been heard since Blonde On Blonde. Dylan also seemed to really be into it, unlike other performances from that era.
Juan Nguyen
It's almost like he is an actor trying to play the '66 version of himself. Fake energy. Wack.
Nicholas Ortiz
nice memin'
Hudson Howard
I think Dylan himself had basically said as much.
Nolan Adams
All the Dylan albums I personally think are worth keeping:
s/t
Freewheelin'
The Times They Are A-Changin'
Another Side of
BIABH
H61R
BoB
JWH
Nashville Skyline
New Morning
Planet Waves
Blood on the Tracks
Desire
Street Legal
Slow Train Coming
Infidels
Oh Mercy
Under the Red Sky (definitely not for all fans)
Good As I Been to You
World Gone Wrong
Time Out of Mind
"Love and Theft"
Tempest
And literally all of the Bootleg Series.
Lincoln Reyes
generous but pretty much. i'm not a dylan fan and if i encountered any of these records for a reasonable price, i would nab them.
i have a pretty meager vinyl collection of dylan:
another side
bring it
highway
*no BoB :(
JWH
nash
blood
Jack Wright
>nashville skyline
that's the one borderline-staple dylan album that i just don't get. like what he was going for and all but his vocals are just the worst kind of bullshit on there