Bruce Springsteen has described the beginning of "Like a Rolling Stone," the opening song on Bob Dylan's Highway 61 Revisited, as the "snare shot that sounded like somebody'd kicked open the door to y ...more about Bob Dylan
Artists who are predominantly political get unfairly pegged by apathetic couch potatoes and activists as well. The couch potato just wants the artist to shut their piehole(s) and stick to rocking out. ...more about Bob Dylan
With his fifth album,Bringing It All Back Home, Bob Dylan alienated a lot of his fans. He dared to do the unthinkable with his music - he introduced electric guitars to the mix. ...more about Bob Dylan
So, there is this semi-recognizable cat on the front of the album out there in the woods, looking like some friend of Baudelaire, way back in 1844 in "Le Vieux Quartier" of Paris with a few friends fr ...more about Bob Dylan
Nothing that I say about Bob Dylan hasn't been said before. For significance, Dylan ranks slightly below the Beatles when it comes to importance. ...more about Bob Dylan
The other side of Bob Dylan referred to in the title is presumably his romantic, absurdist, and whimsical one -- anything that wasn't featured on the staunchly folky, protest-heavyTimes They Are a-Cha ...more about Bob Dylan
The remarkable achievement of Love and Theft is that Dylan makes the past sound as strange, haunted and alluring as the future... ...more about Bob Dylan