Red Mosquito

Haven't listened yet.

I love it, but I love that style of music. Most of the longtime Dylan guys I know are pretty split on it.

i like it a lot. while it's a pretty even sounding record (no real musical highs/lows, all slow to mid-tempo ballads), dylan's singing is clearly inspired and the band/dylan give the songs the feel of listening to them alone on a foggy, lamplit street. it's a beautiful record. i'm enjoying it more than any dylan album since time out of mind.

this cover is fantastic

amos lee & forest rangers

Watching No Direction Home. Forgot how awesome it is.

BigRedLedbetter wrote:Watching No Direction Home. Forgot how awesome it is.

so awesome.

You know, I never watched that.

cutuphalfdead wrote:You know, I never watched that.

It's worth your time, chud

LetMeSleep wrote:

BigRedLedbetter wrote:Watching No Direction Home. Forgot how awesome it is.

so awesome.

The second half is so funny. The interviews are great where he just fucks with people. I can't get over how much he was booed.

50 years ago. That snare crack still thrills and sets up a great ride.
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/ ... y-20150616

Going to play this fucking loud. (Hope the sleeping baby doesn't mind)

Nice list of Dylans studio output. Eerily close in some instances to what I did a few pages back.
http://gothamist.com/2015/05/29/every_b ... ranked.php

http://forums.theskyiscrape.com/viewtop ... 44#p450244

Love this scene and movie.

So I've not listened to much Dylan. Had a quiet evening and decided to listen to Blonde on Blonde and Blood on the Tracks.

Blonde on Blonde was good but I think I liked Blood on the Tracks more. Obviously quite a sad record, makes me think of the last break-up I had. Dylan summed it all up rather eloquently.

I heard a couple of his earliest records a few years back, but I'm completely unfamiliar with most of his post-70s work. What are the best ones to check out?

I heard "Most of the Time" tonight and LOVED it.

Daniel Bryan wrote: I heard a couple of his earliest records a few years back, but I'm completely unfamiliar with most of his post-70s work. What are the best ones to check out?

I heard "Most of the Time" tonight and LOVED it.

Time Out of Mind, Oh Mercy and Love & Theft are all great albums. Most of the Time probably makes my top 10 Dylan song. Maybe top 5.

As far as Blood on the Tracks it's Dylan's songwriting at it's best IMHO.

BigRedLedbetter wrote:

Daniel Bryan wrote: I heard a couple of his earliest records a few years back, but I'm completely unfamiliar with most of his post-70s work. What are the best ones to check out?

I heard "Most of the Time" tonight and LOVED it.

Time Out of Mind, Oh Mercy and Love & Theft are all great albums. Most of the Time probably makes my top 10 Dylan song. Maybe top 5.

As far as Blood on the Tracks it's Dylan's songwriting at it's best IMHO.

Nailed it. Oh mercy is a wonderful record. So is world gone wrong and of course
Blood on the tracks is one of the greatest albums of all time.

Not dark yet is a masterpiece on time out of mind

Not Dark Yet is my moms favorite Dylan song. Its pretty high on my list too.

Don't forget Love & Theft.

verb_to_trust wrote:Not Dark Yet is my moms favorite Dylan song. Its pretty high on my list too.

Tryin to get to heaven. "riding in a buggy with miss Mary Jane......."

TOOM is top five for me. Can't Wait has such electricity. You can feel the air burn.