Time Out Of Mind

Bit samey for me, good background music but wouldn’t listen to it again. Three really good tracks in amongst it. Not Dark Yet, Standing In The Doorway and Make You Feel My Love

Liked the "Standing in the Doorway". This one is worth the whole album.

in 97 his voice wasn't already the same :(

Un bon album comme tout ceux ou presque de Dylan 4.25*

Unfortunately, I didn't enjoy it.

meh

Not particularly fond of Dylan's voice. Next.

Nope

This did it a little more for me than the older Dylan albums I've listened to here. It seems a little less folksy, a little more edge and variety than the 60s stuff. Not sure if I will revisit but I like it.

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I expected to hate this but I didn't

Eh. His voice was most iffy. Some jams toward the end tho.

I love bob Dylan’s lyrics but I just don’t like his voice. I listened to this album on YouTube and the quality of the recordings were so terrible I couldn’t hear the lyrics even on full blast. Fav track the highlands. I feel like that’s classic Dylan

Pass

didn't hate it but wouldn't listen again

twas fine

goes on abit, but still knows how to write a tune. the last song is pretty funny very dark melancholic themes throughout

I'm listening to Time out of Mind by Bob Dylan. It's difficult to really 'rate' an album such as this. A towering figure in music for so many years, it's hard to find a place to begin. Maybe I can start in the most superficial way possible. The songs are pleasing and I really enjoyed the first track. I recall this album coming out and listening to it at the time. I revisit Dylan fairly often and I have not returned to this one as of yet. It's pretty universally well reviewed. People talk about his voice and he is sometimes dismissed off-hand because of how he sounds. This happens to Neil Young as well. I love both artists and enjoy taking them exactly how they are with their distinct voices. I'm enjoying this very much. I'm not worrying too much about the entirety of Dylan's career when thinking about this current album. The general idea is that it's a return to form, or one of the better later period Dylan albums to come along. 'Trying to get to heaven' is a mid album highlight, and a nice accompaniment to another cube farm pandemic Monday. As the album finishes up, I'm saying I very much enjoyed it - though when jumping back into Dylan the next time, it probably wont be this.

My relationship with Dylan's discography peters out around the mid 70's - pretty much with Desire. I don't hate this, or any of the latter days stuff I've heard, but neither does it change my mind on the topic.

Pretty uninspired from the Dyl man

Amazing! He’s so good!

Aaaah, Dylan… - Dylan könnte ALLES machen und es würde von seinen Jüngern immer noch als Geniestreich verklärt werden. Mich amüsiert das, ihm dabei zuzuhören, wie er kontinuierlich an seiner Legende strickt.

An unusual production that seems to have a lot more blues and country focus, compared to the soft-folk and poetry from Dylan's earlier releases. I couldn't connect with this album as much and I don't think it'll be one of the Dylan albums I listen to again. I think it suffers in my mind from not being "early Dylan", which is a bias

Pretty boring album. Nothing inventive or interesting. Nothing very bad but no urge to listen to it again.

l Like it. Might actually make me give Dylan more of a chance

Cool, but if I wanted to listen to Memphis style blues I’d rather go with one of the originals.

better than i expected, really relax but it was good

90s Dylan... I actually liked it! “Make You Feel My Love” is on this one (made famous by Adele, had no idea it was a cover). Some solid grooves on this one.

Too blues for me

Yeah, that Adele tune is good

I just can’t stand to listen to more than 5 seconds of Bob Dylan’s voice

Honestly, thought I would like it better. I had a hard time paying attention and not a whole lot stuck out to me. Rough to rate, but I think it's about a 4/8.

I feel similar to this album that I feel with a lot of Dylan albums. It's fine, good even, but I feel like it drags on a bit. I like it and I recognize that it is well done, but when I listen to it, I'm never really all that into it. 3/5

It's a pretty good. Songwriting is very good as usual and I like the more ambient sound this album has. I do think the songs are a bit too long, but other then that. It's a pretty solid album

Found a live version which was really enjoyable. Bob dylan is truly a grand master. Soul and passion in every song, thoughts and politics behind every word

Great stuff

excruciating

Okay

I will not listen to anything Bob Dylan

His voice makes my ears very unhappy

This is Old Dylan at his darkest and I mean that in the very best way. Dylan's voice has aged so well. Granted, his early voice wasn't the best so it's not a far trip to "better" but, even so, Old Dylan's voice is a pleasure to listen to. It feels like it has finally grown to match his powerful songwriting. The end result is an amazing piece of art that cuts hard.

This album sounds like Dylan's "I've Been to the Mountaintop" speech, and in fact, he almost died after releasing it. Thankfully, he's still around, but that does nothing to diminish the album's dark look at mortality. It's brutally honest, like any Dylan record, but this one feels moreso. Best track: Not Dark Yet

A very bluesy Dylan. Reminds me a lot of Clapton's solo material. I like the full band feel, but I feel like there's been too much reverb on Dylan's voice. A pleasant listen, but I did drift in and out a little. Favorite tracks: "Dirt Road Blues", "Million Miles"

Solid. Not my favorite thing, but I liked it more than I expected

3.5/5. Quite lengthy, not much I think I'll go back to from this, very country and blues-ish, not much my cup of tea. Standout Tracks: Million Miles, Can't Wait, Highlands

I'm bored

i don’t vibe with bob dylan

I enjoyed the album, I have listened to ~Dylan before and considered him a bit of a drone, but this was better than me.

I like the unique production and the fact that its different, although its a bit too long. Still, Bob can make some good music even past his golden age and silver age.

a couple of these songs are kinda cool in that oldy-blues kinda way, but heaps of it is also just go-nowhere introspective shit. and it just doesn't END. seriously, do we need over an hour of meandering country/blues jams? keep it to 30min ffs. fuck bob dylan, anyway. 2/5.

How can you deny Bob Dylan!