No weak tracks but doesn't have as many standout tracks as BOTT,H61 or BIABH.Still deserves all the acclaim it's gotten.

Much more extensive than Highway 61 Revisited. Despite the claims of it being overproduced, I totally disagree. It should be over an hour long for its beauty to be exuded.

Rainy Day Women is one of the worst songs I have ever heard, I don't really understand why I hate that song so much and why everyone else likes it!

The rest is pure gold though

i seem to be the only person who actually dislikes "Sad Eyed Lady"

Terrific, epic record. Full of great songs, coheres. Really has an arc. By the end, 'Sad Eyed Lady', life has somewhat changed for the better.

Wonderful album, Dylan is the best.

This is a great album, but I just don't see it as the classic it seems to be considered (i.e. it's nowhere near as good as its predecessor). I must have listened to it ten times now, but I still feel that these songs don't work all that well together as an album, it might be that they all sound too similar to me. I suppose what I'm trying to say is that this album is less than the sum of its excellent parts.

I guess my honest opinion of Bob is not appreciated :(.

While I'm not disputing that there are some great songs on this album, I just don't enjoy listening to it as much as Highway 61 revisited and Bloood on the Tracks. Dylan has never had the best singing voice in the world but that doesn't matter because of the quality of his songs. For some reason though, I find it irritating on this album and hard to listen to. Also, its already been said but Rainy Day Women must be one of his most overrated songs, I liked it when I was younger but can't listen to it anymore. When I put this album on, I skip it and the album begins at Pledging my Time.

When I was a kid Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 was funny. Now it is just annoying... I hate that song for some reason!

Visions of Johanna, I Want You (surprised it isn't badged, Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again, Just Like A Woman, and Fourth Time Around are pretty good, but the rest are just ruined for me at Bob's attempt to be a musician :). Don't get me wrong, I like Bob, I just think his earlier stuff with him just on acoustic guitar is better, because he isn't a musician, but a poet. I think I will just stick to his "best of" material after The Times Are A Changin'.