Bob Dylan's 1969 Nashville Skyline trades protest for warm country songs. A masterwork of restraint, joy, and a transformed voice, earning a perfect score.
Bob Dylan's 1986 album Knocked Out Loaded is a scattered, uneven collection saved only by the 11-minute epic Brownsville Girl. A weak entry in his catalog.
A look back at Bob Dylan's 1967 masterpiece John Wesley Harding, a stripped-down folk retreat into parable and myth.
Bob Dylan's 1983 album Infidels marks his return to rock, blending politics and personal reflection. A solid comeback with standout tracks, though not a masterpiece.
Bob Dylan's Desire is a sprawling, romantic record of outlaws and exiles — messy, theatrical, and often magnificent. Our full album review.
A look back at Bob Dylan's 1965 pivot to electric rock, Bringing It All Back Home, and why it still hits hard 60 years later.
A track-by-track look at Bob Dylan's Blonde on Blonde, the 1966 double album that stands as his electric-era masterpiece.
A look back at Bob Dylan's 1964 turn from protest anthems to personal confession on Another Side of Bob Dylan.
The Rolling Stones return with Hackney Diamonds, a rock record that proves the band hasn't lost its edge.
Ozzy Osbourne's Patient Number 9 pairs guest guitarists like Iommi, Beck, and Clapton with vital, theatrical heavy rock. Our full review.
“Broken Arrow” runs eight tracks and 47 minutes, and it wants to feel loose, live, unpolished — a band playing in a room, not chasing a single. Neil Young made it with Crazy Horse in 1996, not long after producer David Briggs died, and the record leans hard on long jams and guitar interplay instead […]
Neil Young’s Chrome Dreams II arrives in 2007 as a sequel in name only. There is no original Chrome Dreams on record store shelves — that album never got a proper release — so this is Young picking up a title and running somewhere new with it. The record swings between compact rock songs and […]
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