Audio CD review:
Bob Dylan - Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits, Vol. 3

Bob Dylan - Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits, Vol. 3

Band: Bob Dylan Title: Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits, Vol. 3 Rating: Release Date: 15 November, 1994 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: Tangled Up In Blue 2: Changing Of The Guards 3: The Groom's Still Waiting At The Altar 4: Hurricane 5: Forever Young 6: Jokerman 7: Dignity 8: Silvio 9: Ring Them Bells 10: Gotta Serve Somebody 11: Series Of Dreams 12: Brownsville Girl 13: Under The Red Sky 14: Knockin' On Heaven's Door

Customer Reviews Great Collection There's no way that they could put all of the songs you need from Dylan on one disc but they did there best to include everything. This is a great collection of Bob Dylan's work. If you get this with the other volumes of greatest hits you are well on your way to having an awesome set. an awesome album the opener is "tangled up in blue". i guess bob was tired od the critics and decided to remind them how good he is and so we got greatest hits vol 3. it goes on and on about what im not sure,but musicly its sound. "changing of the guards" goes on and on but with no stick. onto the rocking "the grooms still waiting at the alter". he says a line i think is funny on this one. "she could be respectfully married or running a wh%re house in buenis aries". lol. then "hurricane",a true story about a frame job on a black guy. then the very touching "forever young". its one of my top 5 fave dylan tunes. since we are on the subject of greatest hits. . . heres my top 5. . . . not in order. . . . . . [mr tambourine man,forever young,blowin in the wind,standing in the doorway and all i really want to do]. anyhow,the epic "jokerman" spins next. its wonferful. theres a couple so so songs called "dignity" and "sergio". dignity at least was trancendendant but segio just wasnt all that. "ring them bells" is a listenable church song full of inspiration. "gotta serve somebody" was rather redundant. "series of dreams" was just weird. "brownsville girl" is another one of those good but long songs rgar doesnt really seem to be going anywhere. "under the red sky"was ok i guess. lastly there was "knocking on heavens door". this song was great but tragicly short and not even axl roses singing the chorus over and over a billion times changes that. a great album. if you count every live,best of and studio album,itd only be topped by greatest hits 1 and 2,bringing it all back home and blonde on blonde. ANOTHER LOOK FROM BOB I PLAN TO DO A LONGER REVIEW OF DYLAN'S EARLY WORKS WHICH I AM BOTH MORE FAMILIAR WITH AND WHICH HAD MORE OF AN EFFECT ON MY GENERATION OF '68. THIS IS MAINLY A COMPILATION OF WORK FROM VARIOUS PERIODS THAT DID NOT MEET SUCCESS WITH DYLAN'S TRADITIONAL FOLK AND FOLK ROCK AUDIENCES AND WAS REISSUED AFTER HIS REEMERGENCE AS AN ICON IN THE EARLY 1990'S. THAT SAID, THERE ARE SOME GOOD SONGS HERE SUCH AS GOTTA SERVE SOMEONE AND BROWNSVILLE GIRL. FOREVER YOUNG HAS TAKEN ITS PLACE AS THE CLASSIC OF BABY-BOOMERS (INCLUDING THIS WRITER)TRYING TO STAVE OFF OLD (OR IS IT MIDDLE) AGE. DIGNITY STANDS OUT AS A SENSITIVE WORK CALLING TO OUR ATTENTION HOW VERY LITTLE DIGNITY THIS SOCIETY AFFORDS MOST PEOPLE. ENOUGH SAID. . . You can see a complete list of all Bob Dylan discography, or go back to the Bob Dylan tabs