Reviews (page 15 of 15)
First McCartney and now Dylan? The dad jams are strong this week. I love how this record has an out-of-focus picture of him. The songs are fine, albeit a touch misogynistic at times, though it all starts to sound the same after a while...
Made it through most of it. Didn't like it as much as Ramblin Bob Dylan
Didn't really know any Bob Dylan, but this was even worse than I expected. Every song sounds the same. Nothing melodically or rhythmically interesting at all, annoying harmonica and dreary vocals.
Really good album just not my favourite
Bad voice. Pseudo-intellectual lyrics. Music for another generation.
Ok i guess 2.2/5
God sangskrivning, fortællende, masser sf harmonika og klaver, lange numre, lavt tempo
The man won a Nobel Prize for Literature, and this album is the reason. It's an accomplishment of a lifetime, even before the lyrics are set to music. I don't think I have the words for this one. It's great. It's great. Best track: Visions of Johanna
My favorite Dylan album I’ve listened to, certainly the most “musical” one as well
Yep, that's Bob Dylan alright. Normally, I'd say a record like this felt long, but once I got into it, I was really enjoying it and not worrying about the time. Nothing I could imagine trimming, either. Good mix of folk and blues. Favorite tracks: "Visions of Johanna", "Just Like a Woman", "Sad-Eyed Lady of the Lowlands"
Fairly good folk rock album, the vocals are kinda wack but the instrumentals are pretty good, if you can deal with Bob Dylan's vocals you'll like this album
Not really my kind of album, good soothing music though.