martinc wrote: 
Same here.

 martinc wrote: 
agreed, which puts it high on my list for best album ever 

 johnjconn wrote: 
No reason to boo that.  Girl has some soul in her voice, just hides it behind pop crap.  I've come to really appreciate her version of this song.

My favourite Dylan album. 

Dylan as a songwriter/poet: brilliant. Dylan covers: great. Dylan singing: mute. At least, with his 60s voice - his latest blues albums where his adenoids have gone and voice dropped by an octave are pretty damn good.

 ninamo wrote: 
Just about everyone does at some point(s), especially later in their careers.  At the time of this recording (37 years ago), I'm not sure he did.  I guess it depends on who you ask.  He probably relishes being a parody of himself.

Is it just me, or does Bob Dylan sometimes start sounding like a parody of himself?

This will bring out the boo birds but,,,,

Love this version the best, but the Miley Cyrus version of this song is good.
I know it's Miley, but You Tube it, it's not bad. Watch the video of her in an empty apartment

 TerryS wrote: 
Obscure, but funny.

A lot of Bob Dylan lately... I know he's great and important, but sometimes listening to his voice makes my ears hurt.

Sing it Bob. Sing it.

Best damn song writer  of the last 50 years. Sorry Paul Mc.

I preferred him when  he performed two dates with Bobby Vee, playing piano and providing handclaps.

 randerse10 wrote: 
Can't help but think that if Bob were just breaking into the music scene today, he would be totally ignored.

 kcar wrote: 
Aside from the Neko Case cover, there hasn't been another Dylan song in over 6 hours.

 MojoJojo wrote: 

Given the number of Dylan songs that I've heard in the last half-hour, I add my prayers to this humble petition. 

Has Bob bought RP, or did he just barricade himself in the studio?  

(And kid: staring bear-clowns are going to get you in the end, so just go to sleep.) 

chessie wrote: 



Yep !

 chessie wrote: 

Love it!!

Terrific song from a terrific album.  Not my favorite but he definitely got his vision back after his Christian detour.

 WonderLizard wrote: 
Did the latter contain lines like "you're not nearly as deep as you think you are"?

Cool tune.

He's just freaked out by the bear-clown staring at him while he sleeps. 

 a_genuine_find wrote: 

 a_genuine_find wrote: 
I could think of plenty of uses for this rather amusing graphic. Plenty of songs for that matter - but this isn't one of them. To each his/her own I guess.

Can't help but think that if Bob were just breaking into the music scene today, the music industry would insist on his vocals being run through autotune :D

 ThePoose wrote: 
I'll accept at face value Steve Erlewine's AMG essay that Blood on the Tracks is about Dylan's divorce, especially this track. However, I'd always considered—and can't for the life of me remember where I heard/read this—that "Tangled up in Blue" was about his on-again/off-again involvement with Joan Baez, and the unsentimental, mayhaps acidic, "Diamonds and Rust" was her response. Both were issued in 1975.

Beautiful song from the Dylan album I admire most. One of the ten best albums ever made.

 Govi wrote: 

Shawn Colvin also does a very nice cover of this song.  I just checked and it is in the RP library but the last play date Oct 07, 2000.  I could stand to hear it again.