It may lack the song variation of his other classics, but it's cohesive and consistently great from song to song while also a deeply inspiring political statement.

I consider this one to be just as good as Freewheelin', for different reasons though. It is certainly more grim and does not have the same variety as Freewheelin', but those are also the reasons why it's so good. Possibly not as good folk-album as Freewheelin', but it is a better protest-album.

If it's possible for a Dylan album to be underated then it's this one. All his 60s albums were classics and this one should be right up there. It think it has a more somber tone than the others that keeps it from being more popular.

Dylan sounds raw and unpolished. Not as good as Freewheelin', but still quality. Early Dylan is folk music at it's most insightful.

Decent early work with a classic.

This was the first Dylan album I bought. I remember going into John Menzies in Arbroath and being congratulated by the old lady behind the counter on making such a good selection.

Another great album following his fantastic second album. It doesn't have as many classics as that album, but the title track and 'With God on Our Side' are two of my favorite Dylan songs.

It's not rated his best... because it's not.

Wow- hard to believe this isn't rated his best. I love this album more than any other of his.

Not Dylan's debut. It's his 3rd album.