\"Love & Theft\" (2001) Album Review

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Rolling Stone

The remarkable achievement of Love and Theft is that Dylan makes the past sound as strange, haunted and alluring as the future... Read more about \"Love & Theft\" on Rolling Stone

PopMatters

"Love and Theft" sees Dylan roaring back from Highway 61 at full bore, reminding us -- as he did on Blonde on Blonde, The Basement Tapes, and Blood on the Tracks -- that, like him or not, there isn't anybody else who can do his job. Read more about \"Love & Theft\" on PopMatters

Rolling Stone

"I don't like to think of myself in the highfalutin area," Bob Dylan said a few years ago. "I'm in the burlesque area." The man isn't kidding. Read more about \"Love & Theft\" on Rolling Stone

Entertainment Weekly

It may not be a better album than ''Time Out of Mind,'' but it glides from genre to genre with a sprightly glee, as if Dylan were traversing the American musical landscape in search of thrills, revenge, and reparation. Read more about \"Love & Theft\" on Entertainment Weekly

All Music Guide

Not just his best album since Blood on the Tracks, but the loosest, funniest, warmest record he's made since The Basement Tapes. Read more about \"Love & Theft\" on All Music Guide

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