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Blonde on Blonde

by Bob Dylan

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All Time

of 455,625

5
1960's

of 5,308

3
1966

of 209

3
Genres
- Classic Rock
  - Classic Rock
    
    of 14,252
    
    4
  - Album-Oriented Rock (AOR)
    
    of 7,231
    
    2
- Folk
  - Folk
    
    of 17,285
    
    1
  - Contemporary Folk
    
    of 4,997
    
    1
  - Singer-Songwriters
    
    of 2,106
    
    1
- Miscellaneous
  - Miscellaneous
    
    of 67,811
    
    3
- Pop
  - Pop
    
    of 263,900
    
    5
  - Pop Rock
    
    of 64,982
    
    4
  - Singer-Songwriters
    
    of 8,662
    
    2
- Rock
  - Rock
    
    of 107,778
    
    4
  - Blues Rock
    
    of 3,436
    
    1
  - Folk Rock
    
    of 4,572
    
    1

Ratings and rankings are based on all available critic reviews and awards.

Overall Rating: 3.8534 Blonde on Blonde is ranked overall as 3.8534 out of 4 stars

Avg. Critic Score: 3.9667 Blonde on Blonde has an avg. critic score of 3.9667 out of 4 stars

Blonde on Blonde Rank 4 Reviews

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The Daily Vault Album Reviews

Everybody likes to pick on Bob Dylan thanks to his style of singing that more resembles mumbling. Anyone who's heard even one Dylan song probably has an imitation of Dylan's up-down style of intonation as he sings. It's an easy impression to do, ...more

John Mcferrin Music Reviews

Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the best Dylan money can buy. Bob's singing has never been better, his songwriting peaked here, the arrangements are thicker and more complicated than before, and then there's the vibe. On this album, Dylan ...more

Rolling Stone

Released on May 16th, 1966, rock's first studio double LP by a major artist was, as Dylan declared in 1978, "the closest I ever got to the sound I hear in my head . . . that thin, that wild-mercury sound." There is no better description of the album's ...more

starling.rinet

Track listing: 1) Rainy Day Women #12 & #35 ; 2) Pledging My Time; 3) Visions Of Johanna ; 4) One Of Us Must Know (Sooner Or Later) ; 5) I Want You ; 6) Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again ; 7) Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat; 8) ...more

All Music Guide

IfHighway 61 Revisitedplayed as a garage rock record, the double albumBlonde on Blondeinverted that sound, blending blues, country, rock, and folk into a wild, careening, and dense sound. Replacing the fieryMichael Bloomfieldwith the intense, ...more

Adrian Denning.co.uk

A double album helping of Bob. Rocks first double album, beating Frank Zappa ( his 'Freak Out' album was originally only a single LP set in England as well as some other territories ). And, like famous double albums to come, there is some debate ...more

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