I like Dylan's writing, but that harmonica noodling is just too much sometimes.

Lyrics didn't age well. Dang, those guitar tones. Just some good-ass rock and roll.

Not something I have ever heard before, and I'm not sure I'd seek it out in the future, but it's fun and cool.

I've played "Irish Rover" at least 500 times, and I still love it; great to dig in deeper to the Pogues canon. PS: What the hell is "Worms"?

Quite a bit more butt rocky than I remembered (esp. "Rock & Roll Band"), but such a great album—very fun to be taken back to that first batch of CDs my dad got from Columbia House.

Classic, legendary voice, and a sad story about her dying during production—but ultimately this is not really for me. PS: Some great guitar leads tucked in there!

4.5 songs was enough. Not for me.

Great to hear some of the non-hits, and also the extended version of "Living for the City."

I pretty much missed this when it was new, but it feels absolutely right to the time, and I dig it.

Wow this sounds a lot like college, even though I never consciously sought it out.

No thank you.

So chill

I probably would love this if I had encountered it in 1993, but I didn't.

Very dreamy

Super fun and cool! Wish I'd known of this at the time.

what if the beach boys were moody?