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THE best album of all time
Juan Ramirez
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Evan Carter
not even his best album
>blood on the tracks
Brandon Nguyen
It's way better than Blood on the Tracks
Aaron Kelly
IMO Nashville Skyline is Dylan's most perfect overall album.
Also highly rate John Wesley Harding and New Morning despite both having a couple of less than perfect tracks
Jason Ross
>Nashville Skyline
Tyler Watson
not even his best album
>the times they are a-changin'
Caleb Lee
BASED, op was a fag. This is the answer for best dylan record
Isaiah Young
>rating Dylan's protest songs as his best work
>it's not even an album
b8 pls go
Christopher Murphy
>the times they are a-changin'
is a fucking dylan album you absolute retard
listen to his catalog before you decide on what the best album is
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Julian Lopez
boots of spanish leather and one too many mornings are his best apolitical songs and you haven't even listened to them lol
Caleb Hernandez
Wew lad, you really showed him good desu
Leo Baker
i don't like how nashville skyline has become the go-to contrarian choice for online music nerds. it's fine for what it is: pap
Luke Lee
buttfrustrated
Dylan Barnes
Based
Oliver Garcia
>basing your opinions on the opinions of others
this is a bad opinion to have
Brody Watson
nashville skyline is a 60s dylan album for people who don't like 60s bob dylan
Grayson Diaz
Yeah, i wonder how that happened
Caleb Davis
The doors
Brandon Mitchell
I clicked the play button but nothing happens
Mason Butler
The fuck is that kek
I'm a gigantic Dylan fan but I wouldn't wear that even if they payed me
Sebastian Murphy
Maybe this?
It's more subtle
Jordan Foster
i don't, it was just an observation. i think it's a reaction to the boomer rushmore of his electric trilogy and BOTT. younger listeners also seem to be placing less emphasis in general on lyrics in non-rap music, which might be why those wordy records have seen their stock fall with millennials and zoomers (and blues-flavored rock isn't making a comeback anytime soon). plus, the relentless exaltation of dylan as the foremost poet/lyricist in rock and pop music has probably turned them off as well. it's only natural. what's a nobel prize if not a cattle gun to the forehead?
i can totally see how mid-60s dylan just sounds like a corny beatnik tryhard to young people in the english-speaking world. unlike, say, bowie, who even at his coldest and most aloof was reaching out a hand to his audience, a knowing charm always peeping out from behind the mask, dylan's was a very solipsistic, sneering sort of cool that's very out of style these days. similarly, his earlier stuff might come across as schoolmarmish/"white savior-y" in a sensitive time like ours
nashville skyline is short and sweet, in the style of many contemporary records, and requires nothing of the listener. easy vibes all the way
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