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bob dylan's highway 61 revisited.
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September 8, 2008One of Dylans absolute great albums. This is a must have for any music fan and especially anybody who's into Bob Dylan. This vinyl cut sounds great and really brings the album to life. I would definately reccomend this LP.
August 31, 2007| | | 2nd greatest album ever made (after Blonde)?!? | |
I'd like to thank the present presidential administration for confirming the truth of the following lines:
Ma Rainey and Beethoven once unrolled a bedroll
Now tuba players rehearse around the flagpole
While the national bank at a profit sells roadmaps for the soul
To the old folks' home and the college.
Who needs a Constitution anyway?
August 15, 2007| | | Blistering Images in Rhyme | |
This is Bob Dylan at his very finest and this is probably his best record, from "Like a Rolling Stone" to the album's closer, "Desolation Row," the listener is assaulted with blistering images in rhyme that she will never forget. Dylan changed the shape of the musical landscape with this record, changed rock and roll forever. His songs broke the three minute mold, they weren't about love and love lost anymore. In fact some of them are darned hard to understand, but they stay with you none the less. Bob Dylan was, and is, the poet laureate of Rock and Roll, the poet laureate of America. Love after we're all gone, his lyrics will be sung, recited, read.
August 26, 2006| | | Blistering Images in Rhyme | |
This is Bob Dylan at his very finest and this is probably his best record, from "Like a Rolling Stone" to the album's closer, "Desolation Row," the listener is assaulted with blistering images in rhyme that she will never forget. Dylan changed the shape of the musical landscape with this record, changed rock and roll forever. His songs broke the three minute mold, they weren't about love and love lost anymore. In fact some of them are darned hard to understand, but they stay with you none the less. Bob Dylan was, and is, the poet laureate of Rock and Roll, the poet laureate of America. Love after we're all gone, his lyrics will be sung, recited, read.
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