Showing posts with label blood on the tracks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blood on the tracks. Show all posts

Saturday, 5 May 2012

BLOOD ON THE TRACKS by ROBERT A. ZIMMERMAN


If best-selling albums had been books instead, how would they have looked?  Christophe Gowans from The Rockpot has some suggestions including Dylan’s finest LP Blood On The Tracks imagined as a pulp-fiction novel.   I bought it as a postcard the other day but to see it amongst other titles such as Exile On Main Street, Horses and The Stone Roses check out The Record Books.      

Saturday, 24 April 2010

WHAT'S THE BEST BOB DYLAN ALBUM?


What’s the best Bob Dylan album? It’s a question that comes up frequently enough. Only last week a gaggle of mods were discussing it online and answers ranged from Blood On The Tracks (that was me) to Time Out Of Mind (good choice) to a frankly ludicrous vote for Pat Garrett and Billy The Kid. In truth the debate was for “favourite” rather than “best”, so to solve that particular conundrum Eric Feezell from The Morning News has devised an ingenious Your Best Bob Dylan Album Calculator.

My result came out as Bringing It All Back Home and I wouldn’t argue. Give it a go here.