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RockyRaccoon
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- Posted: 11/10/2015 15:53
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I think the beauty of this album (and other electric Dylan albums) is that this isn't necessarily a "Bob Dylan" album only, it's the whole band. Robbie Robertson's biting guitar licks, Al Kooper's fantastic organ work, the whole band as a cohesive unit support Dylan at the peak of his creativity, it's a perfect storm of artistry and one of my favorite Dylan albums. I feel like you could write a book on a lyrical analysis of this album
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denmarkman
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- Posted: 11/10/2015 16:35
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Hm yeah, hate to be the buzzkill, but this one was always over my head. I'm a huge Dylan fan, but this one always felt too long and pretty inconsistent, tbh. The second LP in particular is pretty lackluster. However, I certainly won't deny that it's got its fair share of bangers, in particular "Stuck Inside of Mobile" and "Rainy Day Women".
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ArtyomJay
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- Posted: 11/10/2015 19:15
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My favourite album ever. On this Dylan shows us all his individualism. This work is not only good poetry, it's a flight of soul with some piano and organ. I think it's better than "Highway 61 Revisited" beacuse sound on this album is more elegant and beautiful and, as I think, it was written by biggest inspiration in Bob's life. Mostly I like "One Of Us Must Know (Sooner Or Later)".
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