mystic nights

[alocispepraluger102]

http://www.oxfordamericanmag.com/content.c...mp;Entry=Extras

[danasgoodstuff]

That's interesting, up to a point (the point where I quit reading), but I'm not sure it tells much worth knowing 'but B on B or anything else...

Edited September 30, 2007 by danasgoodstuff

[Kalo]

Cool Jim Blachard illo, though.

I haven't read this yet, but plan to.

Thanks for posting, aloc.

[alocispepraluger102]

hoping there would be some old dylanites in here.

dylan, incidentally made one of the crappiest albums ever.

bob and johnny cash live.

[mjzee]

Thanks for posting that. Fascinating article; while the writer did some research, it obviously helps that he had access to the original session reels.

I've always thought that the material on Blonde on Blonde suffered from being recorded in Nashville; specifically, the drummer didn't contribute the drive and push (that rocking blues feel) that you hear on BIABH and Highway 61.

[BruceH]

hoping there would be some old dylanites in here.

dylan, incidentally made one of the crappiest albums ever.

bob and johnny cash live.

Several of the crappiest albums ever, I'd say.

But also some of the best.

[porcy62]

hoping there would be some old dylanites in here.

dylan, incidentally made one of the crappiest albums ever.

bob and johnny cash live.

Count me in the dylanites.

[porcy62]

hoping there would be some old dylanites in here.

dylan, incidentally made one of the crappiest albums ever.

bob and johnny cash live.

Several of the crappiest albums ever, I'd say.

But also some of the best.

You mean "crappiest" for Dylan's standard, didn't you?