Bob Dylan. Which LP?
#1
Three Wheelin'
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Bob Dylan. Which LP?
If you had to narrow down your favorite Bob Dlyan album(s), would you please recommend 1 or 2 albums. Has anyone heard "Bringing it all back home"?
As an aside, USA Today had a great article on LPs http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/m...-high/1821601/
As an aside, USA Today had a great article on LPs http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/m...-high/1821601/
#4
Burning Brakes
ahenthus..you are an ancient as me ...how did you miss 4 track tapes and 8 tracks...or did you just forget..
Oh yes...Nashville Skyline and Blonde on Blonde
Oh yes...Nashville Skyline and Blonde on Blonde
#6
Instructor
You're right about the ancient and that I forgot. I remember yanking my 8 track and replacing it with a Sony Cassette deck. The technology back then was blindingly fast. BTW, I also remember the underdash 45 spinners. I never had one but heard they jumped track often just like the Clarion CD player does in my 930 because of the very taut suspension. Which reminds me, I need to pull the Clarion out of my 930 and put the original to the car Reno back in. I usually leave the radio off unless my wife is with me. She doesn't appreciate the exhaust note like I do.
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#8
Hey Man
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Blonde on Blonde and Nashville Skyline if I could only buy 2. Doesn't matter as I think I have everything Dylan ever legally released so it's hard to pare it down. Some of his live tracks are better than the studio versions IMO. I still have all the vinyls but nothing to play them on
#9
Blood On the Tracks and Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits (65). If the latter doesn't count then it's New Morning.
#10
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Blonde on Blonde, early vinyl pressing please!
#11
Three Wheelin'
All the above are great. But for a "later" release, check out 'Infidels'. Musicians include Mark Knofler (who helped produce), Mick Taylor (!! - see 'Exile on Main Street', etc), Robbie Shakespeare, Sly Dunbar, and Alan Clark. Worth a listen for sure. Plus Jokerman is one of the greats: Enigmatic lyrics, a great vocal performance, and tuneful playing...