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.
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