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Blood on the Tracks

Bob Dylan

20 January 1975

Average
7.6
Ratings
303
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Tracklist 10 tracks, 51:54
  1. 1Tangled Up in Blue5:43
  2. 2Simple Twist of Fate4:19
  3. 3You’re a Big Girl Now4:36
  4. 4Idiot Wind7:50
  5. 5You’re Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go2:56
  6. 6Meet Me in the Morning4:22
  7. 7Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts8:54
  8. 8If You See Her, Say Hello4:49
  9. 9Shelter From the Storm5:02
  10. 10Buckets of Rain3:23

Reviews

Rated 2/10

This may be my first Dylan album. Nice sound, but I don't get the hype. 2*

Rated 8/10

Probably the most enjoyable Dylan album I have heard. I’m not a huge fan but it was a good listen.

Rated 6/10

A solid listen from Bob. Some classics on here, but overall conventional. 3/5

Rated 6/10

I never liked the way he is singing, but I always admired his songwriting. It's a good album.

Rated 8/10

I like it a lot, but I'm not a fan of every track on here and some drag on for too long.

Rated 8/10

Between a 3 and a 4, I’m leaning 4. If I ranked the songs:

5 stars: tangled up in blue
4 stars: shelter from the storm
3 stars: everything else, with idiot wind my favorite of these

Rated 6/10

Suena como el culo, pero es bonito si te gusta este rollo folk-country-trovador. Tangle up in blue, You're gonna make m lonesome when you go. Para mí no es su mejor disco ni sus mejores canciones, aunque parece que para la crítica si que es un trabajo clave.

Rated 8/10

Not my favourite but Bob be Bob

Rated 8/10

Det var en rigtig fin plade, som lød meget som Dylan. Hørte den 2 gange!

Rated 8/10

Nearly a decade after Blonde On Blonde, one would figure that Bob Dylan would start to slip as a songwriter, and would not even touch the greatness that was his mid-60s album run, and while this is technically true, I can't imagine anything topping Blonde on Blonde for me, this does attempt to get pretty close, which is impressive for an artist fifteen years into their professional career. This album contains the type of "white guy with guitar" shtick that I actually enjoy; introspective lyrics, soulful guitar playing, and sometimes another couple of instruments in there to really bring the point home. The more blues-folk-rock tracks near the middle do disrupt the album in a way in which it doesn't really recover, but that A side really does the trick at being a solid showing when for most artists this would be the peak of their careers. This, however, just comes off as a good, but otherwise inoffensive part of Dylan's career.

Rated 6/10

Actually not terrible for a Bob Dylan album. He still can't sing for the life of him, but it was bearable and there wasn't too much harmonica. 3/5

Rated 8/10

Very good. I've never been big on Dylan, but now that I'm older I definitely "get" him a lot more. Absolutely brilliant storyteller. If I have a critique, I'd say it does drag a little bit by the end.

Rated 8/10

Oh shit, do I like Dylan now? First Neil Young, and now this? Anyway this is pretty good, perhaps my favorite of the three Dylan albums we've had so far.

Rated 6/10

There were some great songs on this album. That being said, in my opinion about 99% of Bob Dylan songs would be made better by cutting out the annoying harmonica solos.

Rated 10/10

You got watch out for that Jack of Hearts.

Rated 10/10

Great Dylan album. THE great Dylan album. Tangled up in Blue sets the tone and he just keeps it there.

Rated 8/10

First and I think only Bob Dylan on the list that I actually properly enjoyed, rather than tolerated

Rated 6/10

I think, objectively, this is a good album. The songs all have some passion and energy to them, they're well crafted, and the melodies are nice. I'm generally not a fan of Bob Dylan, but I did have quite a nice time with this one. He needs to give his harmonica a fucking rest sometimes though.