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Bob Dylan - Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Audio CD

A fair review of the Bob Dylan "Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits" Audio CD. Please note that the below review is the views of the authors, and authors only. You can get a complete list of all Bob Dylan reviews here, or go back to the Bob Dylan tabs.

Bob Dylan Band: Bob Dylan
Title: Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits
Rating:
Release Date: 1999-06-01
Media: Audio CD

Tracks: 1: Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 2: Blowin' in the Wind 3: Times They Are A-Changin' 4: It Ain't Me Babe 5: Like a Rolling Stone 6: Mr. Tambourine Man 7: Subterranean Homesick Blues 8: I Want You 9: Positively 4th Street 10: Just Like a Woman

The Real McCoy
After listening to and enjoying the covers on the soundtrack of I'm Not There I was inspired to listen again to the original and was taken on a journey back to my youth. What can I say except that the man is a genius. .


Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits
Brings me back to the younger day's. Just wanted to hear and dub a few songs from disc. Great driving music.


Ten great reasons to become a Dylan fan
Not by a long shot. It isn't definitive. I mean, it only covers the early phase of Dylan's career, starting with a cut from The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan (1963) and ending with a selection from Blonde On Blonde (1966). And even then, it hardly tells the full story: Bob Dylan's early days were as tumultuous and groundbreaking as anything else in the history of popular music, a heady period which saw him evolve from an idealistic young folk troubadour to rock `n' roll's cynical poet laureate. Dylan was discovering his voice and developing his genius all the while, in the process creating some of the greatest music ever. A measly ten-song tracklisting doesn't even scratch the surface. Twenty wouldn't come close. No collection of mid 60s Dylan is complete without "Tombstone Blues," "Masters Of War," "Visions Of Johanna," "Motorpsycho Nightmare," "Desolation Row," etc. The list goes on.

So why the high rating? Simple. The ten songs on this disc are among the greatest ever written or recorded. Buy this, and you'll like what you hear. And then you'll want more. And you'll discover one of history's greatest musicians in the process. Enjoy.


it really is the greatest


However, this is a major exception. I never defend greatest hits albums, because when it comes to "album bands" or legendary artists, the idea is to collect all their regular studio and live albums, and leave the hit packages in the back of the store shelves where they belong. A shocking exception in fact, because while there's not a whole lot of music on this album, that doesn't even matter- this selection of classics from 60's Bob Dylan gathers all the main important hits, and puts them on one small, very affordable and EXTREMELY satisfying disc.

I say, AWESOME! I love every single one of these songs. It's a perfect way to start experiencing Bob Dylan's music. .


It's Dylan... what can I say?
He's an American icon, phenomenal songwriter, and from Minnesota! Great combination! I'm a voice teacher, and he certainly is not a good singer, but his style and interpretation make up for what he lacks in bel canto style!.


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