Blonde On Blonde

Yeah definitivamente Dylan no es para mi. No es malo, pero meh me aburre

J.... te više usna harmonika konačno dajem keca dylanu ne može ovo više gubim strpljenje potpuno nabij sebi usnu harmoniku u nemuzikalnu guzicu.

Best Track - "I Want You"

The harmonica can be a cool instrument if you use it sparsely to create a mood or if you can actually play it (think Stevie Wonder) ... but not if you just randomly blow into it at max volume. Some potential on this album that could have been developed into songs, but it all sounds like a band jamming on an idea in the practice room with some guy reciting ill-fitting poetry to it. And when the lyrics are finished, cue a fade-out. The mix sounds awful and unbalanced too.

Too many harmonicas AGAIN! Stand-outs - One of Us Must Know (Sooner or Later) - Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again

discazo

always good, but not my favorite dylan album

A really nice album, but one I feel I'd need to be in a specific mood to listen to though. Will probably go back and listen again at some point.

LOVE THIS. I am a Bob fan through and through and Blonde on Blonde is such an iconic album of his. First of all, Bob opens with a big “fuck u, haters gonna hate” in Rainy day Women #12 & 35. Some people might hate on the harmonica shredding but I reckon I’ve become immune to it, if anything Bob isn’t Bob without his damn harmonica. Lots of my favorite tunes on here, no songs I’d skip; the lyrics are genius, the music’s great, and his nasal croon is timeless. A really great album.

72 minutes are you fucking kidding me? I don't care for this at all. I hate harmonica and there's absolutely fucking shit loads of it here. Vocals are really bad. Not a melody in sight. I guess it's not bad for what it is, but my tolerance for folk music is loooooooooooooooow. Actually might be my least favourite genre of music.

No, this isn’t the best album of all time. It’s a good album, but it’s more that the songs are well written and performed than the quality of Dylan’s voice. Best songs: Visions of Johanna, Just Like a Woman and I Want You.

One of my favorite Dylan album, a bit long-winded.

meh, I don't fuck with Bob Dylan. 2 stars.

All Dylan's albums sound like one big song

Man I’m sorry but I simply can’t. I get why this is important and there’s no denying that Dylan was a great lyricist but I just find folk music grating. I also really wish his lyrical style varied like… at all.

It doesn't get a lot better than this. It's not my favorite Dylan album, but it's definitely in the top couple (and definitely in the top 5 albums of all time for me). The standouts for me are Absolutely Sweet Marie and Stuck Inside of Memphis, but they're standouts on an album full of them. I know some people have a problem with Dylan's voice, but I think it's perfect for his material and love every sung (and played) note on this album.

That's a great, great album and I'm not even a fan of Dylan.

May have been born a little late. I appreciate the cultural significance and really like the hits, but the whole album uninterrupted is a lot 3.7

I've never been much of a Bob Dylan fan. I think he's a great songwriter but as a performer I can take or leave him. So this 1hr 12min Dylan album was a bit much for me.

Pa los gustos los colores pero meh

Its fine

It all sounds the same. Bob’s vocal cadence got to me at the halfway mark. DNF.

- Nice upbeat music - Some of it is quite grating, almost like carnival music

Dylan remains a tough listen for me. Every song despite the sometimes excellent lyrics sound the same. Harmonica, singing, repeat ad nauseum.

Definitely sounds like a Bob Dylan album.

It’s Dylan. What can you say. It’s an acquired taste. Voice is equivalent to nails on a chalkboard but the lyrics are amazing and he always has the best musicians in the studio! 10 out of 10

I got two songs in. I realised there was a reason why I didn't listen to alot of Bob Dylan.....

Listened to this twice. After the first listen I realized I didn’t give it enough attention. I put it on a speaker for the second listen and I got a better take on the album. I don’t always fully understand why Dylan is regarded so highly but at some level I can understand it.

Possibly the high water mark for Bob, although others might beat it on certain days. Pick almost any song and you'll get an unbeatable lyric. My favourite: "Now the rainman gave me two cures Then he said, "Jump right in" The one was Texas medicine The other was just railroad gin And like a fool I mixed them And it strangled up my mind And now people just get uglier And I have no sense of time" (Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again)

Some cracking tracks but I’m still buttsore about his crappy concert I went to decades ago. Also his voice is fine for a song or two but grates after a whole album

entiendo q es Bob Dylan!!!!! pero honestamente me pareció repetitivo y llano1/5. Paralelamente a esto, estoy haciendo una playlist en Spotify con canciones de los álbumes q me van tocando, agrego una (o más si me gustaron) si o si y la que agregue de este álbum fue " Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again"

It's one of the best by one of the best. Unfortunately, I don't have time to go into it today but it's an easy 5.

Mid Dylan

It’s Bob Dylan; it’s great. A little long for my taste but enjoyable.

Stone cold classic

a classic folk album for a reason 4/5 favorites: one of us must know (sooner or later), most likely go your way (and i go mine), just like a woman, visions of johanna

I wish I liked Bob more, but I just don't.

This is not for me Plenty of other reviewers have already listed the reasons why is some detail

3.6. well its definitely bob dylan!

I like harmonica so there

This record is a difficult one for me, it goes on for way too long and feels pretty meandering. Still, after multiple re-listens this one started to make more sense. It listens like a victory lap, a man at the height of his creativity and expression. There's lots of fantastic songs here, " I want you ", "Visions of Johanna", "Stuck in Mobile" to name a few. It still remains as not one of my favorites from Mr. Dylan, but I can put it on casually or hear it in bursts and appreciate it for what it is.

He sings like it hurts but the instrumentals sound great

Not a Bob Dylan fan, and this album is exactly what I think of when I think of Bob Dylan. So I don't like it, but I respect it's authenticity and understand why some folks are all about it.

Early Dylan is the best Dylan. Anything after the 1970s is a huge drop off in talent, musicality and lyricism. Personally, I consider this to be the culmination of his best three album run - starting with Bringing it all Back Home, then Highway 61 Revisited. Blonde On Blonde is one of the greatest double albums of all time, right up there with Exile On Main St., The White Album and The Wall. Essential! 5⭐️

Too long. Songs were long. I only knew Rainy Day Women #12 and 35 and that was the first song on the album which was over an hour long. It just went on for too long.

My fourth Dylan record on this project and by far the best. Still not really my thing though.

Blonde on Blonde is often considered Dylan’s best album. It’s the third of three albums released in quick succession ‘65-‘66 - Bringing it all Back Home, Highway 61 Revisited, and this one. People say it’s the best because it’s considered the culmination of Dylan’s move from folk to rock and him playing in a new electric era. I’m not convinced this is his best. I love Dylan’s earlier 2 albums more where he’s experimenting with electric and looking to be more in your face with it. That said, this is still an incredible album. Dylan is the best songwriter of the 60’s IMO. Considered giving it a 4 because that last song is a slog, but it’s Dylan and I’m biased.

The second album by Bob Dylan on this project and a similar result. You have to enjoy Dylan’s intonation or else it will become extremely tiresome but I believe it brings character to his songs. Dylan is amazingly talented musically and shows that with his guitar and harmonica abilities on multiple tracks. Rainy Day Women # 12 & 35 is the highlight of the album. I prefer the last album a bit over this one, Bringing It All Back Home, but this was solid as well.

A classic that is a bit too overhyped. Of course it has the legendary tunes, and some great lesser hits, but it runs too long and songs melt together stylistically on this long double album. While he writes a great song, Dulan needs to ‘kill his darlings’ on this one. He is at his best when the poetry is sparse, but here it is indulgent, with verse after verse of turgid metaphor. This is an important album and a good one, but it’s not without its faults.

Bob Dylan is a brilliant songwriter and musician, no question about that. I'm a fan of his songs and even his voice, but this one just went on too long. This was my first true end to end listen of Blond on Blond, Rainy Day Woman is absolutely the highlight of the album, great song that stands out in any crowd. The uptempo songs had a bit of a Rockabilly feel I'm not sure I ever picked up on before. A very welcome change of pace from just straight up harmonica....there is ALOT of harmonica on this one. This is Dylan, so to say it was enjoyable is an understatement. But, to say it's great is an overstatement. I'm in the middle.

This album was quite slow, which I didn't particularly enjoy

MY WAREHOUSE EYES. oooooobbhh mama

Typical Bob Dylan.

Probably the best Dylan album this list has served me so far, his voice and songwriting work much better for me with a full band arrangements. 8/10.

The instrumentation feels very safe overall but the writing is really where Dylan has shined for me before and now. Favourite track: Visions of Johanna

8/10 Bob Dylan’s songwriting shines through here again, but I also prefer the more prominent presence of the instruments here, as I don’t think his voice alone (with minimal instrumentation) is enough to carry an entire album.

I have never understood the mystery of Bob Dylan’s success and the types of accolades hit and his music have garnered. To be honest though I had never given one of his albums a true listen so I was ready to be enlightened by what many consider his one of his best. The truth is I finished it more baffled than ever by it. To start with, and this is a fucking big one, his voice is wretched to nigh on unlistenable in almost every context. The songs that seemed to even come close to befitting his tone were the straight forward blues numbers that show nothing of his much acclaimed songwriting ability. Then, about that, the songs that are more typical Bob Dylan are mostly unremarkable to annoying. There are a couple of interesting bridges, but nothing approaching groundbreaking. And not to be overlooked is the liberal use of the harmonica. At the risk of being inflammatory, the harmonica is not a serious instrument. It’s a toy. And as such it is second only to the kazoo in the obnoxiousness of its sound. For the most part all the songs it’s featured in can be dismissed. The white boy blues jams can be forgotten. What’s left are a couple few classic rock jams. So what’s the appeal?! The only thing I will cede him is his lyrics have the potential to be intriguing. They’re always creating fantastic worlds, eclectic characters, and are full of interesting turns of phrase, “…where the moon light sins…” However the voice they are delivered with and their setting leave a lot to be desired.

I went through a Dylan phase. I listened to most of his catalog. I’m no longer in a Dylan phase. This record and others on which Dylan adopted his “Dylan voice” are fairly unpleasant listening experiences now. This album, like most of his albums, if for people that think his lyrics are profound poetry. It seems more like he makes words and phrases fit based on rhymes instead of really saying anything. And does every damn song need 11 verses? It’s just not my thing.

his voice can certainly get annoying, but a lot of these are damn catchy. who knew the harmonica could sound so good

さすディラン 大好きです

Not for me, but very folksy

He kinda built different Will I listen to again: 90%

Everybody must get stoned!

I understand he is a great songwriter, and influenced many people but god damn is he a boring singer.

I hate his voice. Just dragged on and on.

Bob Dylan should’ve been institutionalized

Groovy ass rockabilly men inte bra för de

Most overrated artist of all time

Asså skit tills just like a woman där var peaken sen gick den ner igen

En del goa låtar

Eh, just ok, eventually my brain just tuned it out.

like fine i guess

Bob being Bob. One of Us Must Know. Stuck Inside Mobile, and Just Like a Woman are standouts.

Overall a very very good album but not quite on the level of Blood on the Tracks. It does include multiple classics like Rainy Day Women, Stuck Inside of Mobile, Just Like a Woman and a coupler of others, this might have been even better as a single album. 4.5 if possible

Not my favorite from this period. I know it’s an iconic album but I don’t think it has as many strong songs as others of his from this time. In sure hearing it in 1966 was a much bigger deal (particularly the instrumentation choices) and it’s still bob Dylan in the 60s so it’s still very good. “Obviously Five Believers” sounds like it could be the Allman Bros.

Less harmonica! God's light shines upon us this day!

Another great one, not sure what to say about Dylan that hasn't been said already. This album is chock-full of incredible tracks.

I still remember the last Dylan album two days ago 😲. How long before I hear that instrument again? Oh, the first song 😳... Definitely a more diverse folk-rock album than "Blood on the Tracks". But being a music-first person, Bob's poetic storytelling is still lost on me. I'm used to hearing pop melodies and hooks, so he's really opening my mind to experiencing music in a different way. Thanks Bob, seriously.

How much Bob Dylan is too much Bob Dylan? This much Most of the songs are ok, but I was desperate for it to end. The last song was the lowlight

It's a wonder Dylan has had so much staying power with the number of craptastic throw away albums he released in the 70s. Jesus what is this album doing on this list

One of my favourite albums.

60’s Rock ⭐️One Of Us Must Know (Sooner or Later)

I almost skipped this album after having "been told" to listen to Dylan's Highway 61 Revisited (which is a horrendous album). Blonde on Blonde redeemed my view of Dylan - this has much better songwriting and musicality, and while he still doesn't make the best lyrics they aren't the rambling jibberish heard on Highway 61.

I always gave Dylan a bad name because of how he sounded. Dude is quite the poet.

So many great songs - this is Dylan growing into his greatness.

i loved the sound, it's very 60s american diner. great lyrics too. yet it is all overshadowed by the fact that his singing would silence the nails going down the chalkboard and the dying cats

Apparently bob dylan also not my thing lmao his harmonica is killing me

Still don't like him.

probably my favorite dylan if i had to choose. The run of songs on the first half is just so damn good.

Definitely a Bob Dylan album. Has all the characteristics of a Bob Dylan album.

Great album, not my personal favorite Dylan, but still great. There are a handful of songs on here that I like to hear on a compilation, but has more skips for me than most of his albums. The song about a pill box hat has always kind of grinded on me. It used to be on a playlist at work when I worked in a coffee shop. We played that dang thing every day. Coworker got fired for playing the Ramones at top volume all night one time, I respected it (I think it was "The KKK Took My Baby Away" that got him reported by a customer. I will be knocking this down from 5 to 3 stars because of this memory, and because of my general distaste for a double album. I do love "Stuck Inside of Memphis..." and "Visions of Johanna".

I like Bob Dylan just as much as anyone but there is such a thing as too much Bob Dylan

The musicality was great, the storytelling gets a thumbs up. I can appreciate Bob Dylan and all he has done for music. It is just not for me.

Like with Bowie, I've preferred Dylan's singles over his albums--Live at Budokan is probably my top pick of his, for example. That said, I think this is his best studio album. At least it's my personal favourite of his.

Great music. Shitty singer.

The final song being 11 minutes long was the kick in the teeth I didn't need at the end of this album.

um, this guy just needs to stfu with this loud ASS HARMONICA. it is actually, painful at times and i fear i may now need an eardrum reconstruction. i love fourth time around! but this is an album review, not a fourth time around review so 2/5 also, why is it when he sings 'just like a woman' it feels so...creepy? but when jeff buckley does it, it feels beautiful? i fear this opinion will only fuel the incel community.

I like the surprise element of doing this and often find myself looking forward to each day's album, so I've never looked at the complete list as I don't want to spoil the fun. However, I'm beginning to think all of Bob Dylan's 40-odd studio albums might well make an appearance at various stages. I really hope not as there are some real duds. That said, this is an acceptable one - the playful opener, the well known ones like I Want You and Just Like a Woman, and Dylan doing his best Dylan impression all make for a perfectly enjoyable Dylan experience. But you can have too much of a good thing.

Another record from Dylan which has some undeniably great songs on it but I struggle to really latch onto at times. Compared with other artists perhaps still exceptional but lacking, something somehow?

Once again, 1966 producing this, Revolver, and Pet Sounds is insane.

I was initially not thinking this is not one of my favorites, but then halfway through the first album I remembered why it was

very bluesy

I'd only ever heard two Bob Dylan songs before this, at least that I know of, and one of them I loved (I actually didn't even know it was him for the longest time). The other one I thought was fine. However, I can't say that I really liked any of these. The instrumentation was fine, but once Dylan started singing it went downhill for me. He just sounds so smug and I found it incredibly annoying.

Yuck

One of the greatest double albums of all time. I prefer Highway 61 and The Freewheelin' over this one but it is undoubtedly a masterpiece. 9/10 [KEEP]

Classic. And it's the band and the arrangements that make it. With the exception of Leopard-Skin Pillbox Hat, which is a fairly tame arrangement that pales vs. the 1966 live version, these are benchmark versions. Nobody's cover improves on them. 100% must be on any must listen list, probably on a 100 album must listen list.

I ser the reviews of this album and the majority of people that liked this album are people that’s already knew about it. And I think they only liked it because of nostalgia, because it is really boring, it just sounds like and old album recorded so long ago.

This was alright. I liked it quite a bit better than the other Bob Dylan album I listened to so far(Blood on the Tracks). Catchy bluesy tunes. Still not huge on Dylan, but glad to have given it a listen. (3)

Dylan is an incredible songwriter and that’s most true on this album. Some of his best songs and best writing is on display. Sure, not a big fan of his voice and often prefer when other artists sing his songs, but his voice isn’t bad at all on here. You can feel the personality in it and message in his words. It’s a classic for a reason! Top Songs: Visions of Johanna, I Want You, Just Like a Woman

Dylan is pretty cool. What's great on this album is the Nashville players he has behind him. I get it, when this album came out (and when Dylan came out) no one was doing what he was doing lyrically. I'm not about to delve into his lyrics and figure out what the fuck he was talking about, I don't have all day to do that. But even Dylan admitted that he just put words together sometimes and there always wasn't some big meaning in every song...look at him that way, he becomes something like musical version of an expressionist painter. This was a good listen and I get why people adore this music, I just doubt I'd ever seek this out again on my own.

Oh right off the bat I am happy. This reminds me of a cottage night. But also fuck these songs are long. And can I be honest? Having trouble discerning the difference between songs. Is this because I am not generally a fan of this genre? Or do they actually all sound the same?

That’s more like it, Bob.

Enjoyed freewheeling more than this. Still, probably a 4.5.

Verdant

I didnt enjoy it quite as much as bringing it all back home but still has to be a 5 I think

I've always been more of a Dylan dabbler than a hardcore fan, but this is my fourth Dylan album and I've loved them all. Maybe by the end of this project, I'll be a full-on obsessive, writing blogs about his lyrics and defending his 1980s output.

despicable amount of harmonica

A double album is always daunting from any artist, but especially someone like Bob Dylan. But you know what? I think that this is his best album. Despite its length and lack of diverse instrumental pallet, this album is entirely carried by Bob Dylan's charisma, managing to go from being very serious and politically charged, to more solemn and emotional, to just downright witty and hilarious, all in incredibly quick succession. He may not be a great vocalist, but he is an absolutely amazing singer, and if listening to this album doesn't make that obvious then I really don't know what to tell you. His grainy voice, brutalist harmonica playing, and harsh songwriting are all things that only he could pull off in this way, and how seamlessly he manages to pull off something so well that shouldn't work at all on paper is truly what solidifies Bob Dylan as one of the greatest songwriters and musicians of all time.

better than the last one

not a fan, i'm sorry... i wasn't able to give it my full attention either

An hour plus is too long for Bobby D. At least this is better than old, sad Bob on Time Out Of Mind

Pretty standard Bob Dylan album

Was torn between 4 and 5 stars… but there are BD albums that are true 5 stars… so I need to hold out for those

One of Bob’s classics that I never got around to until now, and boy I was not disappointed. From a musicality perspective, this might be his strongest 60s album. His voice actually sounds warm and strong and the band around him is playing gorgeous, interesting, and even at times ethereal arrangements. This was the band that people were upset about Dylan “going electric” with? How silly, they sound phenomenal. At the same time, Dylan exaggerates some of his more grating tropes here, such as the silly elongated vowels (“when the jelly-faced women sneeeeze hear the one with the mustache say jeeeeeze I can’t find my kneeees”). In those moment, it feels as if Dylan is starting to become a bit of a caricature of himself. Nonetheless, this is a classic that deserves every petal of its flowers. I will be returning to this one for a long time. Favorite songs: Most of them, truly.

I'm not really a big fan of Bob Dylan but this album pleasantly surprised me with how shockingly decent it was. Granted, i did just listen to Pere Ubu yesterday and anything i listen to today will be a masterpiece compared to that but i'm still surprised with how much i enjoyed this album more than either of the previous two albums i've heard by him. The folk rock style that this album goes for isn't anything too special but with time, it did become pretty nice to listen to, albeit i could have done without the harmonicas assaulting my ears every few seconds. It still does have the positives the last two Bob Dylan had with the negatives toned down a fair bit. Best Song: Obviously Five Believers Worst Song: Temporary Like Achilles

I am still not his biggest fan but I preferred it to Highway 61.

Fantastic album. Looking forward to listening by to it again once I get my Bonneville later this month. Feels like the correct way to listen to this is on whilst riding a bike.

All my favourite singers couldn't sing

actually pmo his voice is so ridiculously cartoonishly annoying and im sorry but i literally dont understand why people laud him like the second coming of Jesus harmonica-playing christ

Конечно, для многих Боб Дилан легенда и кумир, и его голос узнаваем, своеобразный символ Америки 60-х - 70-х годов. Но мне его музыка никак не заходит.

I remembered this one being better, I think being a 2x LP doesn’t help it. Arrangements are samey (organ, got it) and several tracks could lose a verse.

Day783 - a lyrical genius at his best. visions of johanna is my favorite bob dylan song

Best Album ever

Not really my cup of tea

Obvious 5star for me. Love the concept album

2.5/10

No. I get that Dylan is a big deal, but i just don’t get him. Maybe if I read his lyrics as poetry it may say something to me, but listening to that voice just makes my arse twitch. So it’s a no from me, 1 for the album and 1 for his artistry

Would give 3.5 if I could.

My first full introduction to Bob Dylan and there's some awesome poetry and writing but I just can't jive with his enunciations and songwriting. This album just made me want more Nick Drake. I did appreciate how detailed the Wikipedia was for this album. Favorite Song: Fourth Time Around.

1966 год, нэшвилльская студия, три часа ночи — и Боб Дилан диктует музыкантам, которые никогда не слышали ничего подобного, что-то между галлюцинацией и любовным письмом. Первый великий двойной альбом в истории рока появился не как амбициозный жест, а как простая невозможность уместить всё это в одну пластинку — 72 минуты сюрреалистических текстов, женских образов и того самого «тонкого ртутного звука», который Дилан больше никогда не смог повторить. Здесь нет проходных треков, зато есть Visions of Johanna — возможно, лучшая песня десятилетия — и Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands, занимающая целую сторону винила. Нэшвилльские сессионщики потом признавались: они не понимали, что играют, пока не услышали готовую запись. Зато когда услышали — всё стало на своё место.

Don't think twice, it's alright

good

Stone cold classic. Every song is good, many are great. My favorites are visions of Johanna, leopard skin pillbox hat and Sad eyed lady of the lowlands.

Opening song is kind of jazzy, but not in an upbeat way. The harmonica on this album is actually so loud that it is physically painful. Bob Dylan’s vocals are not really my taste… 2/27/26 (14 songs, 112 mins)

Nostalgia brought this to a 2 for me, even owning this CD I couldn't make it really through this. Yeah Bob Dylan is a wonderful songwriter but sticking with a generous 2 here.

I can't stand listening to Bob Dylan's voice. It hits me like an ice pick to the ear drum. That being said, the band is doing lots of interesting stuff (though the descending chromatic motif gets old after it shows up in a half-dozen songs). So, the band saves this from being 1 star. I'll go 2 stars.

Good

I don't mind Bob Dylan, but one can only take too much harmonica to the eardrums before it's too much. Also, the lyrics to "Just Like a Woman" do not land the way I believe Dylan intended. I mean, she is just like a woman for everything but cries like a girl? Give me a break. 3/5 stars for harmonica overload and dated lyrics.

Very good. I like I did start feeling it's runtime drag on towards the end, but nevertheless a great album

The music makes up for Bob's whininess

Simply one of the best albums ever.

I hate this man and his harmonica

I now know the maximum tolerable amount of Bob Dylan for me is slightly less than the entirety of this album.

I once dated a guy who was OBSESSED with bob dylan. In that time, I felt like I needed to study him so I listened to a ton of Bob Dylan. When he is all you listen to, the sound gets kind of boring and repetitive but you start to hear the lyrics more which are so genius. That being said, I hadn’t listened to Bob Dylan meaningfully in a few years. This album is good but it’s not freewheelin bob dylan or blood on the tracks. Favorite songs: visions of Johanna & stuck inside of mobile

Good

Não gostei nao

Previously heard 'I Want You' but nothing else stuck, not my kind of music!

I'm not saying Bob Dylan is a bad artist/not talented, but I feel like his job is so easy. Learn some chords on the guitar and some harmonica gigs and just speak into a microphone

The more I listen to him the more I appreciate just how great he was and this is another example, well done Bob!

Bättre en förra albumet

LOVE ITTT!!

The album cover sufficiently prepared me for how beige this album this.

very soft and good. sounds like something i'd listen to on a road trip

This is Dylan at his peak rock star moment, and the album also brings a greater variety of styles to complement the always dependable lyrical majestry. Highlights include "Visions of Johanna", the rock statement "One Of Us Must Know", the Beatlesque "I Want You", and the contemplative "Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands". Dylan would go somewhat off the rails after this, and he would never rock as hard ever again.

I’ve been doing this listening daily thing for close to 2 weeks now. This has been my least favorite album, I didn’t even finish it. The music behind the man is fine. But I really dislike the way Bob Dylan sings

bob dylan não é pra mim

Bob Dylan is a great visionary but. His vocal range is just so monotone sounding almost spoken word much of the time

Oozing with character and charm. Simply peak

Excellent

tommosta tausta folkkia, ei oikee sukat pyöri jalassa nut iha ok 6/10

песни без гармоники норм, ни одну не запомнила. кажется там был сексистский текст

not my vibe, couldnt get into it

Liked: NONE Disliked: Rainy Day Women #12 & 35, Visions of Johanna, Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again, Just Like a Woman, Temporary Like Achilles, Absolutely Sweet Marie, Sad-Eyed Lady of the Lowlands Lowkey hated it. Something about the way he sings just gets on my nerves, I thought everyone was overreacting.

Another one I own on vinyl. It’s a masterpiece but maybe the 1960s Dylan album I revisit the least because it just feels too long to be a light listen. Maybe similar to The Beatles White Album in that way, though I think that one is not as good as this. Side 2 (I Want You through Just Like a Woman) is one of my favorite runs in his discography.

When I was 11 years old, I had the soundtrack of the movie Forest Gump on CD. I would listen to it on repeat. It was a crash course in 60s classics: Wilson Pickett, CCR, The Mamas & Papas, The Doors and loads more. And of course Bob Dylan was on there too with "Rainy Day Women #12 & 35". This wasn't my first exposure to Dylan. I had heard some of his earlier folk songs like "Blowin' in the Wind", "The Times They Are A-Changin'" and "Mr. Tamborine Man". But, this was my introduction to electric Dylan, a whole new side to him that I wasn't aware of. "Rainy Day Women #12 & 35" didn't sound like anything else I'd ever heard. It was like a New Orleans marching band, but sung by a laid-back hipster. It was raucous, brash and raw. It sounded like a group of people just having the craic in the studio. And of course, my juvenile brain loved the wordplay of being stoned (having stones thrown at you in protest) and being stoned (like they were in the studio). I was like the opposite of the crowd at the Royal Albert Hall or the Newport Folk Festival. I wanted more and more of electric Dylan. I've gone on to become a huge Dylan fan. He's been a big part of growing up for me. I read his books, studied his lyrics, learned his songs, and watched his movies. I've been lucky enough to see him perform live a few times, including one time he inexplicably played in my hometown. A friend I once shared an apartment with, had a framed poster of Dylan sitting at his piano in the studio during the recording of "Blonde on Blonde". Skinny suit, dark sunglasses, dishevelled hair, cigarette burning out in his hand, harmonica holder dangling from his neck. It's the definition of cool. Every time I hear this album, that image pops into my head. What can I say about this album? It's just perfect in every way. What an insane run of songs from the opening track right through to the end. A perfect blend of rockier blues tunes such as "Leopard-Skin-Pill-Box-Hat" to the softer folky songs like the hypnotising "Visions of Johanna", to name but two of the classics that make up this lengthy collection of songs. Dylan is such a good songwriter that he even managed to craft one of his most loved songs "4th Time Around" from making fun of John Lennon borrowing his style in "Norwegian Wood". Someone described it best as "Bob Dylan impersonating John Lennon impersonating Bob Dylan". As I learned more and more of Dylan's back catalogue of music, I found myself gravitating to the different flavours of his music at different times. Sometimes, I'd be more into the starkly quiet acoustic folk songs like "It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)". Other times, I'd be more drawn to his full band rockier numbers (with the great guitar work of Robbie Robertson being a big factor) such as "Pledging my Time". There's also his country rock period, and later era sounds too. Like Bowie, Dylan comes in lots of flavours, and each one offers something unique and brilliant. But "Blonde on Blonde" was the first album that really got me interested in electric Dylan. Weirdly, I have the movie Forest Gump to thank for that.

It's OK, not my bag though. Harmonica is a bit annoying at times

Too much harmonica

long but not as horrific as i expected

I am sure it is great

Seems like my favorite Dylan but might require a relisten

It was decent. I think I liked it more than the other Bob Dylan album I heard on this list so far. Wasn't anything I'd jam out to, but was fun at times.

tenho uma conexão astral com o bob dylan

Goede teksten, maar muziek te chaotisch voor mij

Familiar Dylan but guatariy

200+ albums in before I get my first Dylan album. Bob Dylan to me was this singer with the funny voice that sang rambling wordy songs. I still think that's pretty accurate. I think this is the first time I have listened to a full Dylan album, and it's a double. Yay. So first thought - yes, Bob Dylan has a whiny, nasally voice. I don't particularly like it. Second thought - the music and lyrics are very good. Third thought - too much harmonica. I mostly liked this album. I'm just not exactly sure why. Dylan's voice and the excessive harmonica ought to make me hate this (much like I have hated every Tom Waits album because of his voice). I think the blues rock (which I generally like) and the great songwriting overcome the bad singing (much like Leonard Cohen for me). It started dragging toward the end. I'm not sure if that is because the last 5 or so tracks are weaker, or if there is just so much I can take of Dylan's voice. 3.5, and I'll round up because it's more enjoyable than not.

This is a classic. Bolstered by The Band, Dylan was on a real creative tear at this point in his career.

Очень скучно Я ожидал от боба дилана большего Пару хороших треков все равно есть Исполнитель легендарный но есть работы и получше

Not bad.

Nope nope nope. Sorry. Can’t do it.

I just like when Jerry Garcia covers his songs. This guy probably was an awful hang

Ok, Dylan er chill å høre på. Ikke hans beste album da

Classic

i don't know if i much like this bob dylan guy.

man, this was an absolute slog to get through. i know it's iconic and monumental and whatever, but it's also boring as hell, filled with some of bob's most annoying vocals and harmonica solos, and only one minute shorter than the entire disney movie oliver & company. i'd rather be watching that. reading the wikipedia summary only made me more frustrated. "It was one of the first double albums in rock music." which, while technically true, was absolutely a mistake that we're all still paying for to this day. favorites: the first few seconds of rainy day women #12 & 35 when i thought it was the same drum pattern of "they're coming to take me away, ha-haaa!", i want you, and just like a woman

Cool album

I hate to say it but I didn't enjoy it at all. Whole album just sucked. It may be my poor taste but I really wanted it to end the whole time. Harmonica carried.

2.5 (72:37, 14 tracks (some very long) 7th album, 1966) folk rock (blue rock) First (major label) double album somehow – odd it took to 1966. Blonde on Blonde completed a trilogy (1965's Bringing It All Back Home and Highway 61 Revisited.) Regarded as one of the greatest albums of all time. Yet it peaked only at 9 Billboard Top LPs The two singles "Rainy Day Women #12 & 35" (aka everybody must get stoned) “Just Like a Woman" are recognizable and good. "Visions of Johanna" I liked however overall the album has waaaay too much harmonica and Dylan’s voice is just annoying. He’s a polarizing artist, a lot of 1’s and 5’s. I was going to give it a two but it did grow on me enough I didn’t want to group it in with other 2s I disliked a lot more – begrudging 3 as I suspect other Dylan albums will upset me a lot more. Hate a lot of the lyrics – I know he won a Nobel Prize in Literture but I guess I’m just too simple to understand these lyrics as many songs just sound like some drunk guy rambling on to a complete stranger about some woman that hurt him. Nonetheless it’s ranked 38 in Rolling Stone's "500 Greatest Albums of All Time". Dylan started recording in New York but changed producers and moved to Nashville – I speculate this resulted in deeper blues and country sound. Album cover - close-up portrait of Dylan, blurry, I like the cover. Track listing 1. "Rainy Day Women #12 & 35" 4:36 2. "Pledging My Time" 3:50 3. "Visions of Johanna" 7:33 4. "One of Us Must Know (Sooner or Later)" 4:54 5. "I Want You" 3:07 6. "Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again" 7:05 7. "Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat" 3:58 8. "Just Like a Woman" 4:52 9. "Most Likely You Go Your Way and I'll Go Mine" 3:30 10. "Temporary Like Achilles" 5:02 11. "Absolutely Sweet Marie" 4:57 12. "4th Time Around" 4:35 13. "Obviously 5 Believers" 3:35 14. "Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands" 11:23

Average Dylan, very distinctive voice / harmonica combo here…a bit too much for such a long album. Could have been trimmed down a bit.

A work of sublime genius. One of his best.

Bleurgh

Another album that would be much better if sung by someone who could at the bare minimum hold a tune.

Same as the other album, very ‘innovative’ instrumental.

not much of a dylan fan

I’ve heard of Bob Dylan before. Favorites: Visions of Johanna, I Want You, Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again, Just Like a Woman, Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I’ll Go Mine) Thoughts: If I ever listen to this album again SKIP THE FIRST TWO. These first two were so hick/hillbilly it turned me off the album but after that it was alright. I hate the harmonica, and the first two songs feature it so heavily. Somehow over the course of the album my ears opened up and I was able to enjoy the return of the harmonica on the back half of the album. Bob Dylan is a wizard but the first two songs still suck.

Rapaz, ele bebeu demais nessa primeira música, não foi? I Want You é bem famosinha. Clássica voz dele, estilo puro dele. Curto bastante, apesar dessas músicas não me tocarem. Nenhuma música foda Rank S, se não seria 5*, então vai com 4 por se manter no estilo que curto.

I can see why people love this album so much, even if it didn’t hit me at first listen. I could see this being an acquired taste.

He sounds like he’s dying. Enjoyed pretending I was a cowboy from the Wild West, but otherwise, meh

i really wanted to give this a try since it's not my usual style at all but the harmonica was overwhelming, like, sometimes less is more. some songs were okay tho.

No notes.

bobby dylan get your country ass over here my momma tells me you been in the city building an oeuvre big as a damn bus

Somehow harmonica returned

I won’t go too deep into this one. It’s simply one of the best Bob Dylan albums for me. It’s a must listen. So many tracks to even mention but he’s in peak form here. Biggest Hit - Sooner or Later Biggest Miss ( if I had to choose) - Temporary Like Achilles Underrated Gem - Visions of Johanna

middle of the road bobby d for me

This is the first Bob Dylan album where I genuinely enjoy the hype for him. Sure, there's still his dislikeable voice, but his harmonica, guitar, and the entire song in general was just so much better. None of the songs were great, but many were good, and all of them were at least "okay". I'm not gonna become a Bob Dylan superfan after this, but I'm certainly glad I got to listen to this side of him.

Bob Dylan is probably my favorite artist, and I sort of immediately took to his other albums like "The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan" and "Highway 61 Revisited". As I learned more about him, I kept hearing about this album, with many people claiming it was his greatest work. However, the first time I listened to it, it just didn't click. My favorite track that time through was probably "Rainy Day Women", as crazy as that sounds. Given how acclaimed this album is, I thought something was wrong with me for preferring his other works. To combat this, I spent pretty much a full month listening to this album repeatedly, and tried to learn to love this album as much as other people seemed to. After the month was over, I felt like the project was a failure, because I wasn't enjoying the album much more, and I stopped listening to it for a while. However, a few months after this, I gave the album another listened, and I realized I had been mistaken. The repeated listening from earlier seemed to have planted the seeds in my mind that later grew into my current appreciation for the album. It's still not my favorite Dylan album, but it's definitely up there. In addition, the experience taught me how it's possible to learn to appreciate music just through repeated exposure. Pretty cool. Favorite Track: Visions of Johanna

It's a great Dylan album, one of his best.

Album OK, but washed over me. Wouldn't be tempted to listen to again. Quite generic 60's blues for most of it

I love bob

THE GREATEST PIECE OF MEDIA EVER MAAAAADEE RAAAAH

Classic Dylan.

You can't make me listen to Bob again !!!

It’s nice, not something I’d listen to normally but not bad

Este álbum tiene muchas canciones donde me imagino a los gringos yendo al bar a ahogar penas Justo like a woman es la mejor rola del álbum Harmónica on fire 3.5

61. meh

I don’t really have much more to say after reviewing like 10 Bob Dylan albums.

A few great songs but as many i do not care for. He has the voice of a work on a string, which isn’t necessarily a bad thing.

I liked it a lot and have always meant to listen to this album. It didn't grab me as much as other albums. 3.5

Couple good couple so so - got old

One of greatest album of All Time, One of the greatest Bob Dylan album

Nice work musically, Dylan's Voice can be hard to stomach.

Partially known. Sometimes I almost get it.

I wanna take that harmonica and shove it so hard up his ass he stops this assault on my ears.

Some potential in the melodies, but just don't understand a singer who can't sing.

Time to whip out the Dylan impression.

Overall good but I still have the same problem with this Bob Dylan album as I have with many of his others--it's more or less the same song over and over again for too long. He's truly better to me in moderation and 72:37 of his music is not moderation.

The movie definitely helped me like Bob Dylan more

Wow! What a contrast from the Kanye 💩 on the last outing! Night and day. A true classic. Barring the wacky Rainy Day Women, which has some charm, the rest of the album is total class. Musically and lyrically hard to beat. 4.5

I like Bob Dylan, but sometimes his voice tears me out.

JESUS never again

Dylan's secret recipe for this album: 1. Harmonica for 20 sec at the beginning for no reason 2. Talk for 7 min over some repeating melody. Repeat yourself often. 3. Musical genius Hated it. Gave up after 6 songs (and what feels like 3 hours)

Funnily enough, when this popped I realized that I'd never actually listened to an entire album of Bob Dylan! And I like his stuff, so this was a real pleasure. So enjoyable that I listened to it a couple of times back-to-back :) Like my review for BB King, I'm not sure I can add anything substantial that hasn't already been said... For me, the voice, vibe and talent hits the mark. This will be one to add to my vinyl collection! Standout: Visions of Johanna 01-30-2026

Not my fav of his

Album 35 Top 3 "favorites" off the album: I Want You, Fourth Time Around, Obviously Five Believers Nah. I could just leave it at that. Nah. Crucify me if you want. He's not my thing. His voice was grating. He has the cadence of a mix of Mr. Boss and Allan from Smiling Friends. It's not really singing so much as it is sliding around in a way that's trying to be musical but just ends up being like an even more untuned slide whistle or one of those sticks that you flip back and forth to get the funny noise. Bob Dylan choose a note and stick to it challenge: impossible. Bob Dylan make it interesting to listen to challenge: impossible. Contrary to what other people think, though, I consider this to be the appropriate amount of harmonica. The harmonica actually saved this for me. I nearly faltered with the beginning of Temporary Like Achilles; I had to turn down the music momentarily, but I stand by my harmonica appreciation. At least it isn't his voice. Oh, and let it be known that Sad-Eyed Lady of the Lowlands would normally be my flavor of song, but: 1. Bob Dylan is singing it. 2. It is 11 minutes of Bob Dylan singing it. So, my marriage to the nearest brick is sealed with a sudden, passionate kiss. I'll give him points for some of the lyrics. Absolute minimum, to be clear, but still a crumb. There is some artistry here. Again, SOME. Crumbs. My lovely mother told me that Peter Himmelman is his son-in-law, I grew up listening to Himmelman when my parents had it in the car (My Best Friend Is a Salamander, anyone?), so I'll stick to him instead.

Ei ehtinyt kuunnella kunnolla, pitää kuunnella uudestaan. Silti hyvä. 3/5.

6/10

Beginnings of a legend. His iconic, cartoonishly drawn our voice (almost on a sarcastic level, like he's drunk or trying to impersonate trump, or both) over guitar. Already with his iconic mouth piece. Very folky, before his big rock hits. Not something i go crazy about, but really interesting where he came from

Not a new album for me, but it had been awhile and I love Bob Dylan. Favorite songs: Visions of Johanna, I Want You

Even though Bob Dylan would release more albums in the 1960s, Blonde On Blonde feels like the culmination of everything that he was working towards in that decade. There's the bombast and electricity of Highway 61 Revisited, the stripped back material you would find on Another Side Of Bob Dylan, and songs that sound like combinations of the two. About sixteen years ago I went on a pretty hardcore. Bob Dylan kick and this was an album of his that always stuck out to me, the double album that doesn't feel like a double album. Every song seems perfectly constructed and in its right place, and there's not a bad moment on here, with Dylan's lyrics arguably at their peak on this record. It's a masterpiece.

Too much harmonica

This is regarded as Dylan's best period for good damn reason.

What the fuck! Dude, I was just watching clips of Northernlion talking about Bob Dylan and now I get Blonde on Blonde?! Actual insanity odds right there. It seems I'm back to subconsciously manipulating the generator again. That's hilarious. But there's something even more important to acknowledge. With this, Bob Dylan has become the first artist to give me a seventh album for the 1001 Albums Generator! You know what? I can't exactly be mad about that. I think he's definitely one of the only artists where you could actually justify giving them 7 albums on a list like this, and Blonde on Blonde is certainly one of the most essential among them. Blonde on Blonde is Bob Dylan's entry into the great double album pantheon, which every great rock band and artist obviously has to have an entry in. There are plenty of people out there who may not be able to handle this much Bob, but I'm not one of them. This album's great! Well, all of the Bob Dylan albums on this list have been varying degrees of good, so it's not that surprising, but what is surprising is that this might actually be the best of the bunch! It is a VERY close call between this and something like Blood on the Tracks or Highway 61 Revisited, but just know that those 3 are the biggest bangers of Bob Dylan's discography, at least what I've heard of it. I really love the musical compositions behind this album. Other Dylan albums have some strong guitar and harmonica work, but the band on Blonde on Blonde just has this energy behind it that makes the album feel special in comparison to its opponents in the "Best Bob Dylan album" conversation. Songs like "One of Us Must Know (Sooner or Later)" and the wonderful "I Want You" are made even more enjoyable from a music perspective by the fullness of the band. In a way, the band takes a stronger role in the high quality of the album, almost matching the excellence of the songwriting for the bulk of the album. Speaking of which, Bob's songwriting is just as clever and interesting as ever on this thing. You've got some neat stories like on "Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again" and a considerable amount of strong love songs like the aforementioned "I Want You," the lovely "Visions of Johanna," and the 11-minute closer "Sad-Eyed Lady of the Lowlands." The album is remarkably consistent for the most part, though this might be one of the only albums I can think of where the opener is my personal least-favorite song on the album. "Rainy Day Women #12 and 35" isn't a bad song at all, but the rest of the album just appeals to me more. For many artists, the double album is the point where the artists gets crazy ambitious and makes the most exciting album of their career. I just talked about this almost 2 weeks ago with my Exile on Main St. review. For Bob Dylan though, Blonde on Blonde is simply a continuation of ever-increasing electric sensibilities and fantastic songwriting that had been shown on the albums that preceded it, which makes it exciting in its own way. Once again, it is one of the greatest singer-songwriters to ever live in his prime. I don't think I need to say much more than that to justify my score. 5/5.

makes me want to learn harmonica

Fucking yes boob dylan

Well, it's Bob isn't it?

The least great of the great Dylan albums, but still pretty great.

Guys, stop hating on Bob.

If there is one thing I don’t need to hear before I die, it’s Bob fucking Dylan. 1.5/10

I feel like an ox on the oregano trail

not for me

A lot of harmonica First 2 songs really slow and boring can barely hear singer with all that harmonica.

I've been thinking about vibes recently and this album certainty has them. I find that it has great song writing as well as great flow treading the line between transitioning between songs while making sure that each one has an identify on its own. The instruments are also a key point of the album for me and really make every song pop just a bit more.

Plenty of folks bounce off Bob Dylan's voice right away and never look back. Me? I like it just fine. But I can't help imagining an alternate universe where he had a classically great voice, silky, pitch-perfect, the whole package, and delivered the exact same lyrics and melodies. Would people be hailing him as the Second Coming of music instead of just 'the voice of a generation'?

No. 89 Songwriting and harmonica are outstanding. Dylan’s voice is an acquired taste.

Dreadful vocals coupled with jarring harmonicas results in a painful listen. Like a lot of stuff on this list so far, a couple of tracks would sound ok on their own, but 72 minutes of nasal whining isn't enjoyable to me.

Just generally kind of atonal & same-y…?

My first time listening to Bob Dylan. This album was long. The harmonica was overused. The music was good. I was expecting some mind blowing songs. The first was fun. There are good songs here. I don’t think this is for me. I can appreciate the heartbreak and lust on this album.

Não é o meu álbum favorito do Bob Dylan, mas ainda assim é um absurdo de bom.

Some great songs. I hate the delivery. He sounds like a boy making a motorbike sound.

Mythical Dylan is what they call him (I am they and this is they’s fav Bob album)

Classic Bobby D

I was never a big Bob fan when I was younger but he has found a place in my heart more recently. Enjoyed listening to this

Quintessential Dillon.

This man was born to do the damn thang. I can hear a lot of this work has been borrowed throughout the ages. deeply influential. an undeniable voice and talent.

This is one I definitely want to come back to. I listened to Highway 61 and wasn’t terribly impressed, so I came into this one with lower expectations, and I loved it. Feels far more refined, and more focused, and is just a really really enjoyable album from start to finish.

Maybe its just today but I can't deal with the harmonica. It's like nails on a chalkboard and I quit on the 2nd track. I may try to revisit at some point.

This was a good listen.

great.

9/10

I think you can really only do bob dylan in small doses. It's alright.

Boring. A worthy inclusion once but the collective delusion that Bob Dylan is the finest of the 20th century needs to be studied…

The voice is just too much... I can do a few mins but not an hour

무난하게 좋네유

Good vibes, but some really dumb lyrics. I’m giving it a 3, but think I’m being generous.

Harmonica gave me a bit of a headache

It's not my favorite, his voice just doesn't do anything for me. Prolific writer... certainly. Something about Dylan just doesn't vibe with me. It doesn't call to me, the writing is somewhere else with that voice. I understand it's others to-go, but it ain't mine. Still, respect for it.

this platform is insistent that i listen to every single bob dylan album, huh. i really don't like bob dylan. i don't like his weird voice. he sounds like mr burns reading slam poetry. every time i hear that harmonica my ears bleed. no more. no more. i'm growing weary the more i listen to him.

An album that was well ahead of its time for 1966. It's a nice expansion of the singer-songwriter genre with varied instrumentatal dynamics introduced alongside the storytelling. I find it hard to get too excited about Bob Dylan's voice or songs - a lot of them are very formulaic and straight-forward. Fun honky-tonk keys and harmonica in some of the tracks brightens it up a lot. 'One Of Us Must Know' and 'I Want You' are fabulous, fun songs.

Listening session: january 19th, while commuting from and to intership Listened to before: no Thoughts: this is a fitting album for today because I just started reading Just Kids by Patti Smith yesterday Favourite tracks: Just Like a Woman & I Want You

I've tried to get on with Dylan, but never really succeeded. That said, this is probably one of my favourites I've listened to.

Didn't love the style. or the Voice. seemed lazy. I know lots of people that love Bob Dylan. But I am not one of them.

Not everything Dylan touched was gold…

I don’t have any history with Dylan. Obviously I’ve heard some of his hits, but that’s about it. Worse, I’m not a lyrics guy. Unless I’m very actively listening, I don’t typically pick up on lyrics, and I feel like Dylan is famous as a lyricist first. Anyway, all that is to say, this isn’t really to my taste. I find his vocal style grating. Some interesting things musically, and listening to the Strong Songs episode “A Bob Dylan’s Beginner’s Guide,” it’s fascinating to hear that people followed his live recordings like a jam band. But for me, this was only a 4/10, “Acceptable”

I've long felt that I'd like Dylan's music a lot more if someone other than him performed it. I still feel that way, but I enjoyed him on this album in spite of myself.

too much harmonica

Harmonica has got to be the most obnoxious instrument. Although honestly it wouldn't be so bad if it wasn't so intrusive. Every time the harmonica comes in, it is the loudest thing on the album. If it wasn't so loud I probably wouldn't mind as much. Besides the harmonica, I overall don't care too much for this album. I really can't decide if I hate Dylan's voice. I tried to focus more on the lyrics, but his voice just takes me out of it. I recognized Stuck Inside of Mobile from the movie Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Also I was like "I know I've heard of a leopard skin pillbox hat before" and it's because Death Grips used the reference in a song title. If anything, I appreciate getting the chance to listen to this album, regardless of my personal preference.

Не моё

Overall not my favourite Dylan album, but has some of his best songs. Tracks 3-8 is a great run. Not a big fun on his 12 bar blues songs, he’s much better on tracks like Johanna or Sad Eyed Lady

1/5 - No, just no. Couldn't get past track 7, and that was me holding on for dear life.

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This was long and it all sounded the same. Bob Dylan songs sound the best when performed by other people.