We have long since gotten a lot of requests asking for help on where to start with Bob's music on the sub from folks who are new to Dylan's music.
Seeing this as something we could all solve as a community, I created a post asking for feedback to make a master post about the different ways one could go about discovering Bob's music. And I want to once again thank the community for their outstanding feedback in the creation of this post.
I knew beforehand that there was no right answer, but this further illuminated how rich Bob’s music is and the multitude (pun fully intended) of ways you can go about seeking out his music.
So, what this post will attempt to do is take all of that community feedback and the moderator's thoughts on the issue to help guide prospective BobCats through Dylan's career.
This is not to say what is posted here is the definitive way to do it in any respect. To each their own. This is just meant to be a guide.
Here are the different ways to go about exploring Bob's music. From greatest hits, to playlists, to roadmaps, to chronological order, it's all here.
THE ESSENTIAL BOB DYLAN
If you want a smattering of Bob across many eras, "The Essential Bob Dylan" released in 2014 does a good job of covering songs through his 60 year career. Based on what songs you like there, it will allow you to jump in at whatever era you like the most.
THE OFFICIALr/BOBDYLANCOMMUNITY STUDIO ALBUM PLAYLIST
Our Community Playlist is our sub’s attempt at a best of compilation. We allowed the community to vote for their favorite song in a poll off of each studio album. The two songs that received the most votes from each album were added to the playlist.
The moderators also added a couple of songs off the album, Side Tracks, that aren’t on the Bootleg Series or any studio album. Call it executive privilege.
We'd like to thank u/bbsez for organizing and recording the results from the majority of these polls in order to construct this playlist.
Don’t Think Twice It’s All Right (The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan)
A Hard Rain’s a-Gonna Fall (The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan)
The Ballad Of Hollis Brown (The Times They Are A Changin’)
Boots Of Spanish Leather (The Times They Are A Changin’)
Percy’s Song (Side Tracks)
Chimes of Freedom (Another Side of Bob Dylan)
I Shall Be Free No. 10 (Another Side of Bob Dylan)
Mr. Tambourine Man (Bringing It All Back Home)
It’s All Over Now Baby Blue (Bringing It All Back Home)
Like A Rolling Stone (Highway 61 Revisited)
Desolation Row (Highway 61 Revisited)
Visions Of Johanna (Blonde on Blonde)
Stuck Inside of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again (Blonde on Blonde)
All Along The Watchtower (John Wesley Harding)
The Ballad of Frankie Lee And Judas Priest (John Wesley Harding)
Girl From The North Country, featuring Johnny Cash (Nashville Skyline)
Lay Lady Lay (Nashville Skyline)
Days of 49 (Self Portrait)
Quinn The Eskimo (The Mighty Quinn) (Self Portrait)
If Not For You (New Morning)
Sign On The Window (New Morning)
Billy 1 (Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid Soundtrack)
Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door (Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid Soundtrack)
Spanish Is The Loving Tongue (Dylan)
Lily Of The West (Dylan)
Forever Young (Planet Waves)
Dirge (Planet Waves)
Tangled Up In Blue (Blood on the Tracks)
Idiot Wind (Blood on the Tracks)
You Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere (The Basement Tapes)
This Wheel's On Fire (The Basement Tapes)
Hurricane (Desire)
Isis (Desire)
Changing Of The Guards (Street Legal)
Where Are You Tonight? (Journey Through The Dark Heat) (Street Legal)
Slow Train (Slow Train Coming)
Gotta Serve Somebody (Slow Train Coming)
Saved (Saved)
Pressing On (Saved)
In The Summertime (Shot of Love)
Every Grain Of Sand (Shot of Love)
Jokerman (Infidels)
License To Kill (Infidels)
Tight Connection To My Heart (Has Anyone Seen My Love) (Empire Burlesque)
Dark Eyes (Empire Burlesque)
Brownsville Girl (Knocked Out Loaded)
Under Your Spell (Knocked Out Loaded)
Silvio (Down In The Groove)
Death Is Not The End (Down In The Groove)
Most Of The Time (Oh Mercy)
Shooting Star (Oh Mercy)
Born In Time (Under the Red Sky)
Wiggle Wiggle (Under the Red Sky)
Hard Times (Good As I Been To You)
Jim Jones (Good As I Been To You)
Delia (World Gone Wrong)
Blood In My Eyes (World Gone Wrong)
Not Dark Yet (Time Out Of Mind)
Tryin’ To Get To Heaven (Time Out Of Mind)
Things Have Changed (Side Tracks)
Mississippi (Love and Theft)
High Water (For Charley Patton) (Love and Theft)
Workingman’s Blues #2 (Modern Times)
Ain’t Talkin’ (Modern Times)
I Feel A Change Comin’ On (Together Through Life)
Beyond Here Lies Nothin’ (Together Through Life)
Must Be Santa (Christmas In The Heart)
O’ Come All Ye Faithful (Christmas In The Heart)
Long And Wasted Years (Tempest)
Pay In Blood (Tempest)
The Night We Called It A Day (Shadows In The Night)
That Lucky Old Sun (Shadows In The Night)
Melancholy Mood (Fallen Angels)
Young At Heart (Fallen Angels)
Once Upon A Time (Triplicate)
Braggin’ (Triplicate)
Key West (Philosopher Pirate) (Rough and Rowdy Ways)
Murder Most Foul (Rough and Rowdy Ways)
CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER
Here is a list of Dylan's studio records listed chronologically if you'd like to go that route. Many members of our community have said that this approach has worked for them.
Bob Dylan
The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan
The Times They Are A Changin'
Another Side of Bob Dylan
Bringing It All Back Home
Highway 61 Revisited
Blonde on Blonde
John Wesley Harding
Nashville Skyline
Self Portrait
New Morning
Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid Soundtrack
Dylan
Planet Waves
Blood on the Tracks
The Basement Tapes
Desire
Street Legal
Slow Train Coming
Saved
Shot of Love
Infidels
Empire Burlesque
Knocked Out Loaded
Down In The Groove
Oh Mercy
Under the Red Sky
Good As I Been To You
World Gone Wrong
Time Out of Mind
Love and Theft
Modern Times
Together Through Life
Christmas In The Heart
Tempest
Shadows In the Night
Fallen Angels
Triplicate
Rough and Rowdy Ways
Shadow Kingdom
THE BOOTLEG SERIES
Here is a listing of The Bootleg Series which many would consider essential records.
These contain outtakes, unreleased tracks, singles and live performances across the many facets of Dylan’s career. One could argue it is better to listen to these after you’re at least a little familiar with Dylan’s work.
*** indicates there is a special edition of this release available as well with more tracks than the standard edition.
The Bootleg Series Vol. 1-3 (1961-1991)
The Bootleg Series Vol. 4 (Live at the Manchester Free Trade Hall, 1966, featuring the Band)
The Bootleg Series Vol. 5 (The Rolling Thunder Revue: 1975)
The Bootleg Series Vol. 6 (Live 1964: Concert at Philharmonic Hall, featuring Joan Baez)
The Bootleg Series Vol. 7 (No Direction Home Soundtrack, 1959-1966)
The Bootleg Series Vol. 8 (Tell Tale Signs/Deluxe, 1989-2006) ***
The Bootleg Series Vol. 9 (The Witmark Demos, 1962-1964)
The Bootleg Series Vol. 10 (Another Self Portrait/Deluxe, 1969-1971) ***
The Bootleg Series Vol. 11 (The Basement Tapes Raw/Complete, 1967, featuring The Band) ***
The Bootleg Series Vol. 12 (The Cutting Edge/Deluxe, 1965-1966) ***
The Bootleg Series Vol. 13 (Trouble No More/Deluxe, 1979-1981) ***
The Bootleg Series Vol. 14 (More Blood, More Tracks/Deluxe, 1974) ***
The Bootleg Series Vol. 15 (Travelin’ Thru, 1967-1971, featuring Johnny Cash)
The Bootleg Series Vol. 16 (Springtime In New York/Deluxe, 1980-1985) ***
The Bootleg Series Vol. 17 (Fragments: Time Out Of Mind Sessions/Deluxe, 1996-1997) ***
THE OFFICIALr/BOBDYLANCOMMUNITY BOOTLEG SERIES PLAYLIST
Our Bootleg Series Community Playlist is our sub’s attempt at a best of compilation for Bob Dylan's venerable Bootleg Series. The poll is currently ongoing. We allowed the community to vote for their favorite song in a poll off of each Bootleg Series. The polls are currently ongoing.
Due to the volume of songs on the Bootleg Series records we have had different criteria for election to the BS Series playlist (top 2 songs from each disc for each volume with the exception of BS Vol. 4 which only has 15 songs).
Let Me Die In My Footsteps (The Bootleg Series Vol. 1)
Moonshiner (The Bootleg Series Vol. 1)
Farewell, Angelina (The Bootleg Series Vol. 2)
She's Your Lover Now (The Bootleg Series Vol. 2)
Foot Of Pride (The Bootleg Series Vol. 3)
Blind Willie McTell (The Bootleg Series Vol. 3)
Visions of Johanna (The Bootleg Series Vol. 4)
Like A Rolling Stone (The Bootleg Series Vol. 4)
Romance In Durango (The Bootleg Series Vol. 5)
Isis (The Bootleg Series Vol. 5)
It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry (The Bootleg Series Vol. 5)
One More Cup Of Coffee (The Bootleg Series Vol. 5)
A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall (The Bootleg Series Vol. 6)
Mama, You've Been On My Mind (The Bootleg Series Vol. 6)
I was Young When I Left Home (The Bootleg Series Vol. 7)
A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall (The Bootleg Series Vol. 7)
Desolation Row (The Bootleg Series Vol. 7)
Ballad Of A Thin Man (The Bootleg Series Vol. 7)
Mississippi (Outtake 1, The Bootleg Series Vol. 8)
Red River Shore (The Bootleg Series Vol. 8)
'Cross The Green Mountain (The Bootleg Series Vol. 8)
Mississippi (Outtake 2, The Bootleg Series Vol. 8)
Most Of The Time (Alternate Version #2, The Bootleg Series Vol. 8)
Mississippi (Outtake 3, The Bootleg Series Vol. 8)
Tomorrow Is A Long Time (The Bootleg Series Vol. 9)
Let Me Die In My Footsteps (The Bootleg Series Vol. 9)
Don't Think Twice, It's All Right (The Bootleg Series Vol. 9)
Mama, You Been On My Mind (The Bootleg Series Vol. 9)
Pretty Saro (The Bootleg Series Vol. 10)
Spanish Is The Loving Tongue (The Bootleg Series Vol. 10)
Copper Kettle (The Bootleg Series Vol. 10)
When I Paint My Masterpiece (The Bootleg Series Vol.10)
I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine (The Bootleg Series Vol. 10)
(Quinn The Eskimo) The Mighty Quinn (The Bootleg Series Vol. 10)
The Auld Triangle (The Bootleg Series Vol. 11)
Spanish Is The Loving Tongue (The Bootleg Series Vol. 11)
I Don't Hurt Anymore (The Bootleg Series Vol. 11)
Song For Canada (The Bootleg Series Vol. 11)
You Ain't Goin' Nowhere (Take 1, The Bootleg Series Vol. 11)
I'm Not There (The Bootleg Series Vol. 11)
Sign On The Cross (The Bootleg Series Vol. 11)
Tears of Rage (Take 3, The Bootleg Series Vol. 11)
Goin' To Acapulco (The Bootleg Series Vol. 11)
One Too Many Mornings (The Bootleg Series Vol. 11)
On A Rainy Afternoon (The Bootleg Series Vol. 11)
900 Miles From My Home/Confidential (The Bootleg Series Vol. 11)
I'll Keep It With Mine (Take 1, Piano Demo, The Bootleg Series Vol. 12)
Love Minus Zero/No Limit (Take 1 Remake, Complete, The Bootleg Series Vol. 12)
Desolation Row (Take 1, Alternate Take, The Bootleg Series Vol. 12)
Visions of Johanna (Take 5 Rehearsal, The Bootleg Series Vol. 12)
She's Your Lover Now (Take 16, Complete, The Bootleg Series Vol. 12)
Stuck Inside of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again (Take 14, Complete, The Bootleg Series Vol. 12)
Sad Eyed Lady Of The Lowlands (Take 1, Complete, The Bootleg Series Vol. 12)
Slow Train (Live At The Warfield Theater, The Bootleg Series Vol. 13)
Precious Angel (Live At The Warfield Theater, The Bootleg Series Vol. 13)
Caribbean Wind (Live At The Warfield Theater, The Bootleg Series Vol. 13)
Pressing On (Live At The Warfield Theater, The Bootleg Series Vol. 13)
Ye Shall Be Changed (Studio Outtake, The Bootleg Series Vol. 13)
Slow Train (Sound Check, The Bootleg Series Vol. 13)
Caribbean Wind (Rehearsal With Peddle Steel, The Bootleg Series Vol. 13)
Ain't Gonna Go To Hell For Anybody (Live In Toronto, The Bootleg Series Vol. 13)
Pressing On (Live In Toronto, The Bootleg Series Vol. 13)
Gotta Serve Somebody (Live In Toronto, The Bootleg Series Vol. 13)
Girl From The North Country (Live In London, The Bootleg Series Vol. 13)
Mr. Tambourine Man (Live In London, The Bootleg Series Vol. 13)
You're A Big Girl Now (Take 1, The Bootleg Series Vol. 14)
Up To Me (Take 1, The Bootleg Series Vol.14)
You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go (Take 5, The Bootleg Series Vol. 14)
Shelter From The Storm (Take 1, The Bootleg Series Vol. 14)
Tangled Up In Blue (Take 3, Remake, The Bootleg Series Vol. 14)
If You See Her, Say Hello (Take 1, Remake The Bootleg Series Vol. 14)
Up To Me (Take 2, Remake, The Bootleg Series Vol. 14)
Tangled Up In Blue (Take 3, Remake 3, The Bootleg Series Vol. 14)
Up To Me (Take 2, Remake 3, The Bootleg Series Vol. 14)
As I Went Out One Morning (Alternate Version, The Bootleg Series Vol. 15)
Tell Me That Isn't True (Alternate Version, The Bootleg Series Vol.15)
Girl From The North Country (Take 1, The Bootleg Series Vol. 15)
One Too Many Mornings (Take 3, The Bootleg Series Vol. 15)
Wanted Man (Take 1, The Bootleg Series Vol. 15)
Girl From The North Country (Live On The Johnny Cash Show, The Bootleg Series Vol. 15)
Senor (Tales Of Yankee Power) (Rehearsal) (The Bootleg Series Vol. 16)
To Ramona (Rehearsal) (The Bootleg Series Vol. 16)
Angelina- Shot Of Love Outtake (The Bootleg Series Vol. 16)
Fur Slippers- Shot Of Love Outtake (The Bootleg Series Vol. 16)
Blind Willie McTell- Take 5- Infidels Outtake (The Bootleg Series Vol. 16)
Too Late (Band Version)- Infidels Outtake (The Bootleg Series Vol. 16)
I and I- Infidels Alternate Outtake (The Bootleg Series Vol. 16)
Angel Flying Too Close To The Ground- Infidels Outtake (The Bootleg Series Vol. 16)
New Danville Girl- Empire Burlesque Outtake (The Bootleg Series Vol. 16)
Dark Eyes- Empire Burlesque Alternate Take (The Bootleg Series Vol. 16)
Standing In The Doorway- 2022 Remix (The Bootleg Series Vol. 17)
Highlands- 2022 Remix (The Bootleg Series Vol. 17)
The Water Is Wide (The Bootleg Series Vol. 17)
Not Dark Yet- Version 1 (The Bootleg Series Vol.17)
Love Sick- Version 2 (The Bootleg Series Vol. 17)
Highlands (The Bootleg Series Vol. 17)
Cold Irons Bound- Live In Oslo, Norway (The Bootleg Series Vol. 17)
Highlands- Live In Newcastle, Australia (The Bootleg Series Vol. 17)
Rare Performances From The Copyright Collection (1962-1966)
Live At Carnegie Hall (1963)
The Live 1966 Recordings (1966) *
The Real Royal Albert Hall 1966 Concert (1966)
Before The Flood (1974)
The Rolling Thunder Revue- The Live 1975 Recordings (1975) **
Hard Rain (1976)
Bob Dylan At Budokan (1978)
Real Live (1984)
The 30th Anniversary Concert (1991)
MTV Unplugged (1994)
*- Includes the Manchester performance which is The Bootleg Series Vol. 4, but also includes every live performance with The Band from that year.
** Includes all songs from The Bootleg Series Vol. 5 (all songs from BS Vol. 5 have been remixed), but there's a lot on this record that isn't included on BS Vol. 5.
FILMS
Don't Look Back
The Other Side Of The Mirror
Eat The Document (Bootleg, never formally released)
No Direction Home
Renaldo and Clara (Bootleg, never formally released beyond a small theatrical run)
Rolling Thunder Revue- A Bob Dylan Story By Martin Scorsese
In 2023, the community conducted a contest by having users submit and upvote their favorite songs that began with each letter of the alphabet. The song with the most upvotes won and was added to A-Z community playlist on Spotify.
In 2023, the subreddit conducted a survivor style tournament to determine the subreddit's ranking of all of Dylan's studio albums. Below are the results from worst to best.
Hey r/bobdylan! Welcome to this week's song discussion!
In these threads we will discuss a new song every week, trading lyrical interpretations, rankings, opinions, favorite versions, and anything else you can think of about the song of the week.
OCTOBER 17, 2001 - Two security guards were sacked after refusing to allow Bob Dylan into his own concert. Dylan who had demanded that security on his "Love and Theft" tour should be tighter than ever didn't have a pass when he arrived backstage at the Jackson County Exposition Center in Medford, Oregon.
It wasn't clear whether the security guards, all in their 30s, recognized Dylan.
But even if they knew who Dylan was, the guards had strict orders from Dylan's security director that no one was to get backstage without an official credential. "He said no exceptions," Borovansky said. "Absolutely none."
So when a slight, wild-haired man tried to walk through the checkpoint, the guards stopped him. Dylan was surprised, and a brief scene ensued. One of the guards put her hands up and gently stopped Dylan. After his security director came over, incensed, both he and Dylan demanded that the guards be thrown out. Borovansky complied, although he said, "We prefer the term 'relocated.'" But he said he later told the guards they did "a great job."
I'm starting a new listen through of Dylan's complete discography including bootlegs and rarities. However, I did the same thing about three years ago and these were my 10 favorite outtakes from that listen through. You can watch video of you want to see reasoning but here were ten I chose.
900 Miles from My Home
Mama You Been on My Mind
Abandoned Love
Tomorrow is a Long Time
Series of Dreams
She's Your Lover Now
Lay Down Your Weary Tune
I'm Not There
Farewell Angelina
I'll Keep it With Mine
I already know that Red River Shore or the Girl from Red River Shore, or whatever it's called will be on the next iteration as I have fallen in love with that track. And yes, Blind Willie I do like, and it just missed the cut.
What b-sides, outtakes, rarities etc. should I be listening out for this listen through that are on your top 10?
“I want to figure out what’s happening. I did look into it. It didn’t necessarily make life easier, but it definitely made it clearer. Again, a lot of things, really—hard to say in a few words what I gained from it. But it’s always easier if you understand something than if you don’t. If you don’t understand something, you’re just tossed about. If there’s a storm coming up, it’s always much easier on you knowing that it’s only going to last a certain time.
Is there another world after this one? This is a testing ground. This is a place you have to work certain things out. You have to work out where your place is and who you are. But we’re all spirit—that’s all we have. Just walking, dressed up in a suit of skin. And that we’re going to leave that. You make of it what you make of it. Nothing’s forever—everything is temporary. You don’t leave any nice place behind. You just have to have some kind of focus on what you need and what people force you to need. It’s only your work you’re leaving behind.
At a certain time, all the people from history will stand up. I believe in the resurrection. There are certain things—certain knowledge—that I’m not sure is available right now on a mass level. It may be sometime, because some of it is a little extreme. It might go against what a lot of people already think. A lot of what’s happening today throughout the world operates under something like a spiritual religious order, but it’s actually happening more in terms of a financial empire. And this is from what I can see—it has nothing really to do with spirituality or the next world, or the soul—the trip that the soul’s on. I could go deeper, but I’m not sure how much of it I want to state right out and say, because I’m not sure how much of it applies here. Oh yeah, sure—I think this whole thing’s got to end. Well, there’s a messianic kingdom that would be coming in. When it comes in, some people say tomorrow—I don’t particularly think it’s going to be tomorrow, but I believe it’s going to happen.”
I find it interesting that people will call Bob Dylan the greatest songwriter of all time, but so much of the discussion outside his actual fanbase seems to focus on early acoustic songs like “Blowin’ in the Wind” and “Mr. Tambourine Man.” Those are great songs, but there is so much more to his discography.
He has such a large and diverse body of work, yet I feel like a lot of it doesn’t get talked about enough outside his fanbase. Of course, his electric trilogy gets plenty of recognition too, but even then, the conversation often seems to come back to a handful of songs like “Like a Rolling Stone” and “Just Like a Woman.”
I wonder how many people think they don’t like Dylan because they don’t connect with the early folk material they associate with him. If they listened to something like Nashville Skyline or The Basement Tapes, they might find a completely different side of him to connect with.
There are so many different phases of Dylan’s career that I really feel like there’s something for almost everybody. But unless you already have a reason to explore his catalog, a lot of those albums and songs can go under the radar.
Bob Dylan changed my life. He was my first concert, I learned guitar and harmonica to his songs, I was obsessed in high school to the point where people still associate me with him. I cannot stand “the next Dylan” comparisons. They’re basically always completely misguided and ridiculous, especially considering there’s like 50 different Dylan’s within his own discography! I don’t think anyone is the next Dylan, and I don’t think it’s declared for any other reason than to sell magazines and tickets. Now all that said, I posted this in the Cameron Winter forum and it recommended I post it here to, so I guess that’s what I’m doing?
When I was a sophomore in high school, 2000, I was in honors English and walking to class listening to Dylan's greatest hits volume 2 that my dad gave me, I was still pretty new to him. "A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall" came on and it stopped me in my tracks, and I just sat on some school steps (so my CD player wouldn't skip), gobsmacked by what I was hearing. When it ended I remember thinking "class has nothing to teach me" cause we were learning Chaucer's Canterbury's Tales or some shit, and I just left school and walked home. It was one of those Wizard of Oz black and white to color moments for me, you know?
I know I've had many of those since, but that one stands out, because I'd never heard anything like it before. Yesterday I was walking in Ralphs looking for cat food and Nina + Field of Cops from the live album came on and I had a similar moment/feeling. Just stopped dead in my tracks, staring at some friskies in a trance, blown away by what I was hearing. I love the album version, it’s one of my favorites and blew my mind when I first heard it. I’ve sung its praises many times here and to anyone that knows me- this one sounded next level, and just knowing how wild it is that the frontman for a band with a whole different sound managed to sell out Carnegie Hall after only a year of a solo piano shows for a strange sounding album, and get a film made and released by PT Anderson…it’s just fucking bonkers. And it isn't easy to let quiet notes linger like he does for some of the songs!
Anyway, just wanted to share that. What’s funny is I am such a massive fan, and I love his live stuff, but it can definitely feel a bit samey. I saw him at the Barnsdall Park theater like a month after heavy metal came out, and was so fucking excited, and I fell asleep during one of the songs cause it sounded too similar to others and the acoustics weren’t great.
So much of the magic comes from the arrangements and quirks, IMO- the song I fell asleep to was (maybe the debut?) of Long Island City Here I Come, which is one of my very favorite songs on Getting Killed, but hearing it solo piano at the time was just hard to hear the lyrics and felt monotonous.
But a year of touring nonstop has shown how much he’s leveled up- this is worlds away from that January 2025 show, and he was fantastic then.
Three true music legends, Bakersfields own, Buck Owens presenting one of his iconic fender telecaster electric guitars to Bob Dylan, with Merle Haggard looking on!
The new Dylancentric MOJO has an eye-catching cover-mount CD, subtitled The Men and Women of Rolling Thunder. Its 15 tracks sample what some of the Thunderers got up to before and after their 1975/76 escapade. I’m particularly looking forward to tracks by Scarlet Rivera, Rob Stoner and T Bone Burnett.
I normally bin cover-mount CDs, but this one’s a keeper.
“Honest with Me” is a song from Love and Theft that I think gets overlooked even though it’s a cool, driving blues with great lyrics.
Here’s a live version from 2001, just a couple of months after the album’s release.
So I live in England and decided, what the hell, I’m gonna tick off a bucket list item which is to see Bob outside the UK, and booked a ticket to see him in Milan in less than three weeks.
I’ve seen him a few times in England over the past few years so I know what to expect when it comes to the actual concert but I just wandered if I should expect anything different with it being abroad, or if there was any advice to make the most of it regarding the experience or memorabilia perhaps?
Im a late genz kid who doesn't have favourite genre or artist or anything like that. so when i was searching for famous artists, I came across bob dylan. I tried listening to some of his famous hits, the lyrics are really. good, but its not something I can fall in love with. I mean I dont if its really my type (idk my type ). I wanna appreciate and admire his music (and music as a whole ). help me guys
idk if im clearly stating what I have in mind, sorry for the bad articulation.
