#385: Bob Dylan - Love and Theft

Bob Dylan - Love and Theft

September 11, 2001, Columbia

1. "Tweedle Dee & Tweedle Dum" - 4:46

2. "Mississippi" - 5:21

3. "Summer Days" - 4:52

4. "Bye and Bye" - 3:16

5. "Lonesome Day Blues" - 6:05

6. "Floater (Too Much to Ask)" - 4:59

7. "High Water (For Charley Patton)" - 4:04

8. "Moonlight" - 3:23

9. "Honest with Me" - 5:49

10. "Po' Boy" - 3:05

11. "Cry a While" - 5:05

12. "Sugar Baby" - 6:40

RESULTS

Rate: 6/10

Best Song: Tweedle Dee & Tweedle Dum

Worst Song: Cry a While

Comments

<Insert Edgy 9/11 Joke here>

Bob Dylan has made a massive imprint on music. The raspy, twangy sounds just fit so perfectly into his quiet sounds.

This Album is just way too bluesy for my tastes.

The lyrics are, without a doubt, meaningful and such, but it's kind of a dull and forced sound that shoots out of the tones of rasp and sadness.

I don't really know what to say, other than "It was okay, but isn't for me."

Love Bob Dylan, don't like it when he pulls off Blues. I like his Folk, and love his Rock, and he has the perfect voice for Blues, but it's just not for me.