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This is a fair enough list, though John Wesley Harding should be on the A tier imo.

What is the closing music on your video

been listening to these albums more years than i will say. I disagreed with almost everything you said, but really enjoyed the video.

This is a very fair list. I was mad at some placement until I realized how important it is to acknowledge that just because some albums' highs are higher than others (especially the singles) doesn't mean that their batting averages are going to be higher.

I like the analysis style. Looking forward to rankings of future decades! Here’s how I would rank his 60s work: S - Blonde on Blonde, Highway 61 Revisited, Bringing It All Back Home A - John Wesley Harding, Nashville Skyline, Freewheelin’ B - C - Another Side, Bob Dylan, Times They Are A Changin’

Prior to watching. (We're on the same page): My very favorite Dylan album is none other Than: 'Highway 61 Revisited'... (Not that this should be a surprising favorite Dylan album to anyone, though.... So, no marks for originality!!) SS-tier

would say Tweez to Spiderland is the greatest quantum leap. With Bob Dylan to Freewheelin you have someone go from being fine to great. With Tweez to Spiderland you have a band go from teenagers with hiss and fuzz to the greatest band of their era.

John Wesley Harding in the B tier is a little crazy for me. The lyricism and sound on that album are incredibly unique. It's arguably the first country and religious rock LP ever released. With Dylan even going as far as naming it, "the first Biblical rock album."

Christmas in the heart is a 3x SS Tier

As someone who loves Nashville Skyline and would have it in S, I never understood why people love Lay Lady Lay so much. It’s a great song sure, but there’s a few others on the album I think are better. The album can’t really compare to some of Dylan’s all-timers but it’s my favorite. I just really fw that twangy country guitar

Bro you should write a song about biscuits. That would pop off!

I respect putting another side in A tier

Agreed, if any early Dylan album is "underrated" it's Another Side. Fantastic record, My Back Pages is one of my all time faves, and I really love the Byrds cover of it as well.

Blood On The Tracks, best album of all time

gotta do the 70s next!

Queen of Hearts

Great video but Nashville Skyline is S tier, probably a top 5 all time for Dylan

Best is blonde on blonde, Achilles, five believers and sad eyed lady are like my three fav dylan songs ever

More videos like this and artist breakdowns! You kill this format!

I absolutely love highway 61 revisited and his many songs but his other albums are not my cup of tea. And more than that I love prime Dylan himself. I am 18 and I am so happy to discover Dylan when I was 16. I am still finding out Dylan any advise for me?

I'm looking forward to the 70s video. My favourite Dylan era.

Thanks for a great and entertaining video. I don't agree, but that's another story. Merry Christmas from Sweden!

Great. Looking forward to the rest.

Swap Blonde with Freewheelin' and you're there. BoB is not only his most over rated record, but probably the most over rated in musical history. it does have some great songs, but around half of it is absolutely inessential. Side 3 is a bit crap, sad eyed lady goes nowhere, and is just dull. there's no need for it to be 11 minutes long. take out maybe 7 songs and you have a very good LP.

Pretty cringe

Cannot WAIT for the Blood on the Tracks take.

great video / list. only note: nashville skyline = easy A.

Tier lists don’t interest me much, especially if they ain’t mine. So I have a question about the Freewheelin sessions. The fingerstyle guitar pattern for Don’t Think Twice. It’s iconic, unorthodox and very difficult to play. Did Dylan play this or was a session player doing that? I’ve never heard Dylan play that pattern live. He tends to strum and/or flat-pick it. It’s sort of in that same urban music myth category as the You Really Got Me (Kinks) studio version and whether Dave Davies played the solo or session man Jim Page did it. I heard Dave Von Ronk may have done the Dylan recording.

Blonde on Blonde and Nashville Skyline are my favourites. The last one is so genuine, natural and poetic.

Dylan died in after blonde on blonde . Momentary rebirth in 74/75. But 61-66 is > the rest of his ongoing career.

I usually see how close someone is with my own ranking, with the understanding that both are opinions and nothing more. This is perhaps the first time that someone has matched exactly the rankings I would have had. I'll need to change mine a bit ... I don't want anyone agreeing with me ... gives me the heebie-jeebies.

Bloke knows his stuff.❤

I can’t believe you didn’t mention the re recording of girl from the north country with Johnny cash on Nashville. I’d say that’s arguably the best song on that album

lol this guy really doesn’t like the blues! Blonde on Blonde doesn’t HAVE to be your favorite but i wish you’d give better reasons for it not being higher. Your 3 filler examples are sonically some of my favorites off the whole thing! personally feels weeeeird to me to put it below BIABH, but i’m happy for more Dylan content nonetheless, keep it up

6:53 I’m curious, what do you consider to be the greatest song of all time? Excellent video, can’t wait for the next one!

As a person who’s listened to all 40 of Bob Dylan’s album I can safely say I’m a big Dylan fan, I’d say 20 of the 40 albums are 10/10 albums imo

John Wesley Harding is my favorite Dylan album. Blood on the Tracks and Modern Times are also big ones for me.

listened to them all thanks to you, Blonde on blonde is the best one

"Sad Eyed Lady..." is, I think, better than you think. Reaching? yes. In vain? yes. It is reaching for the unattainable. No one can know another as he seeks to know this Lady. Its cadence is courtly and patient yet almost funereal in its resignation. Should I wait? perhaps not. I'd be curious to know your take on "warehouse eyes". Has he seen too much? Is he unable to forget? Don't give up on this song. I listen to it 5 or 6 times a year because that's all the heartbreak I can stand.

Would you make a video of Dylan's best songs from this period, but the performances that eclipse the album versions like you mentioned? :)

My ranking for the sixties and the top 5 below are also my top 5 Bob Dylan albums. For albums after the sixties, the ones I enjoy most are Blood on the Tracks, Love and Theft, Oh Mercy, Desire, Time Out of Mind and Modern Times. 1. Blonde on Blonde just barely 2. Highway 61 Revisited These top two are super close to me. When I was younger Highway 61 was my favorite now I would give a slight edge to Blonde on Blonde but they have always been number 1 or 2 for all his albums. I like Blonde on Blonde a bit better because of the greater vulnerability and sophistication in the range of expression and arrangements and the sense of greater immediacy and intimacy in delivery. For songs you said you weren't impressed with, I like Pledging My Time, Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands a lot, but would say Temporary Like Achilles is the weakest link, though I still kind of like it. I add Please Crawl out My Window to Blonde on Blonde and Positively 4th Street to Highway 61 since it makes for an even more engaging listening experiences and since they were recorded at the same time as these releases. 3. Bringing It All Back Home- this one has always been number 3 4. Another Side of Bob Dylan 5. The Basement Tapes 6. Really close between John Wesley Harding and Freewheelin' 7. The Times Are a Changin' 8. Nashville Skyline 8. The Debut

I agree that Highway 61 is probably his best - it’s my favourite, at least - but I think TTTAAC, Blonde On Blonde and JWH deserve far more credit than you give them. The songwriting and performances on both are sublime. I also don’t understand why a classic album can’t be bleak; it’s a work of art and that’s the tone and there are very few Dylan albums that don’t mark a change of tone or direction from the last. If you want humour, you have Another Side (which is also my favourite of the first four, but it’s not ‘better’ than it’s predecessor).

The Times...has a lot of character driven narratives that make it feel more thematically consistent than the rather hit or miss predecessor. The follow up has yodelling on the opening track so it is flawed straight out if the gate. Of the three Times gets nod for me.

this guy is clearly a bob dylan fan

What a fantastic video have a great weekend also happy holiday season from Canada ❤😊🇺🇸🇨🇦🎸🌲🎄🤢 also I have a stomach flu

Sooner or later, one of us must know…

Seriously underrating John Wesley. Look a little deeper into the lyrics

Temporary like Achilles IS an essential song

Do 70s right now and I mean video within the next 30 minutes or else.

Here from tiktok! Was in from a small clip. Let’s see what ya list has got.