Don't forget...Time Out of Mind actually won the Grammy for best album of the year.

I listen to, enjoy and take influence from alot of different music and musicians but when I first heard bob dylan I was floored! Changed my musical path forever!

John Wesley Harding Album - after Dylan goes electric, has near death motorcycle accident, goes into 1 year and a half seclusion then JWH is released in Dec. 1967. Dylan changes his style again and it will lead to a "Country Rock'' sound which helps influence that future genre .... The Eagles , Neil Young, America , Early Elton John , James Taylor etc....

well done, gents! huge Dylan fan here. could talk for days about his albums. I also recommend: ‘John Wesley Harding’ ‘Street-Legal’ ‘Infidels’ ‘Love & Theft’ ‘Modern Times’

I agree with the blonde on blonde number 1 pick. Such an amazing album, stuck inside of mobile is my favourite bob dylan song

Blonde on Blonde number 1 for me too .Never skip Rainy day mind you love it ! love the vibe love the humour love the atmosphere it might not be one of his greatest songs but I feel its one of his great recordings .well done lads

Awesome list guys. I really enjoyed this and between you, I felt myself agreeing a lot. As younger Bob Dylan fans, we probably hear certain things with slightly different ears, ie the country/Woodstock period. I'm doing a Dylan series now on my channel hence why this probs popped up - great work 😎

I really enjoyed this. Especially from 2 people who discovered Dylan in the 80s/90s. It's hard to even boil down to a top 10...so many of his albums are masterpieces. But I liked that you included New Morning which is so beautiful just to listen to....like going to a gospel church to me. I had forgotten how much I loved that album till you reminded me. And though I also love John Wesley Harding and Slow Train Coming, I know that they're not for everyone. I suppose that Blonde on Blonde is my number one but isn't it great to have an artist that you can have so many choices - such a lifetime of excellent work. Thanks for this.

Nicely done lads..... Sorry l missed your video first time around. Going back to the '70s it was not uncommon to find Dylan fanatics who possessed all of his LP's and cassette tapes of the many Dylan covers out there as well. One you mentioned in your review from B I A B H. was" It's all over now Baby B. and a cover version by Van Morrison when he fronted the band THEM. Check it out if you get a chance. Like it as much as Bob's original. Cheers!

Nice charming video guys keep it up !

HIGHWAY 61 REVISITED and BLONDE ON BLONDE are all time favorites in my list. Up there with THE WHITE ALBUM, VU & NICO, ASTRAL WEEKS, PET SOUNDS, EXILE ON MAIN STREET, REVOLVER, HISSING OF SUMMER LAWNS, THE DOORS, ..as greatest albums ever.

Great list guys. You made me relisten to NASHVILLE SKYLINE....That what such lists are all about, don't they????

Rolling thunder bootleg series I'd consider his most mystical period to date. Documentary captures it so well.Thanks for making this

Hi boys loved your choices and your reasons for them. I think Highway 61 is very good, rocking yeh. Also love Blonde on Blonde, rocking too( but drugged out and wild). My favourite is John Wesley Harding, it's a folky bluesy record with some beautiful tracks telling a kind of story of a spiritual nature, with a good backing band. It's post his motorcycle crash and it's pre-Nashville Skyline and pre-Christian, but almost leading onto these phases. The whole weirded-out nature of the cover and the atmosphere. I think it's good to have innocent naivety in your choice of records. Nobody's too clever, nobody's too slick, we can all join in.

Hey young men, I enjoyed watching your Dylan top 10. I do however take exception to your take on the Johnny Cash and Bob Dylan's version on Girl From the North Country. There is a reason the song is sequenced first on the album. In the 60's when Columbia wanted to cut Dylan from its label Cash went to bat for him. At that time Cash was the bigger artist on the label. There very well have been no Nashville Skyline without Johnny Cash. Please check out the grammy winning liner notes provided by Mr. Cash on Nashville Skyline!. Yeah I guess they are just popping G chords and singing. It's ragged but its right! In fact as an old man who has listened to both artists since he wore short pants and flip flops I find some of the songs on Nashville Skyline pretty cheesy. "Peggy Day for example is not top notch. Clever? Maybe, but not top notch Dylan. No the Dylan/Cash version of Girl From the North Country is why the album makes my top 10. That and of course Lay Lady Lay and Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You. Best Regards.

My top ten Dylan's records: Rough and Rowdy Ways, Tempest, Modern times, Another Side of..., John Wesley Harding, Shot Of Love, Time Out Of Mind, Street Legal, Infidels, Under the Red Sky (Oh, mercy and Good As a Been To You)

The three best Dylan's albums are highway 61, blood on the tracks and blonde on blonde. Period. Musically and lyrically are far beyond his other masterpieces. Which one anyone should choose depends on the mood of that moment. As for me ,for the time being ,my ranking is 1. Blood on the tracks 2. Highway 61. 3. Blonde on blonde. Nice video. Congratulations

Great list, I think you guys may not like the acoustic stuff as much, but John Wesley Harding, is great... All Along The Watchtower is a classic.

I've had that Bob cutout (from a book w ticket copies etc) on my mantle for 15 years. :)

Great video, Have you listened to any of Bob's work in the 2000s and beyond. I recommend Modern Times, the most one of his indisputable masterpieces for me. Love and Theft, and Tempest are also very solid records as well. very much looking forward to His upcoming album in June Rough and Rowdy Ways, this is the first Dylan album of new material that I'll be hearing after becoming a fan 2 years ago! It would be awesome if you guys did a review on that album.

great content

I own 2 Dylan albums New Morning and Nashville Skyline, to me his voice is very good on both much better than earlier records.

This is incredible..🔱

I grew up a Dylan fan, became an even bigger admirer of Dylan's genius as I grew older, but drifted away in the 70's as Dylan became religious. Then I was told about the "Underground" set? I'm sorry, but I don't have my collection here to confirm, but it had 3 records or cd's and one of those 3 became my #1 album because it has so many songs that speak to me, and many I find hypnotic or mesmerizing. I've since found my spiritual side so I can now appreciate many of Dylan's songs I had previously missed or disregarded. Every Grain of Sand is one of my favorite all time songs now. Another I would mention, and maybe someone else will help fill in some holes, is Angelina, which I have never seen on any other album and Angelina is my favorite love song by Dylan. I enjoyed your take, and agree with most of the top ten in one order or another. However, Highway 61 Revisited has got to be his all time best, eh?

I leared everything from Dylan back in the 60s. He was my formstive educator. I stopped in the early 70s. My sis was employed by Sony music and sent me Time and Bootleg. I was blown away with Time. First intense listening of Dylan since the late 60s for me. I never got to Blood and such. I heard plenty of the tracks but never with the same commitment. Time was non stop for at least a year. The Bootleg was great too

Great ranking. I also love Steet Legal, Infidels and, call me crazy... Saved.

You guys should rank another prolific Bob's work... Bob Pollard of Guided by Voices. Edit- making me a little anxious slapping your LPs like that! 😅

The holiday album had one song that I loved. Must Be Santa Claus. (I think that’s the title of it.)

I think these lists shows what millennials think in comparison with previous generations, particularly the one that grew up with Dylan. The impact Dylan made with his 60's albums plus Blood on the Tracks overshadows everything he did later, though anything Dylan does is either the best or the highest level and everything is interesting and has something intellectual or beautiful for everyone.

Blonde on Blonde is my favorite. I think he hits a sound that has a bit of ting and warmth at the same time which makes it just the best sounding dylan album for me. Every song works so well for me and I think blonde on blonde has the most beauty mixed with the rock that he had the previous two albums. It will always be arguably my favorite album ever

The holy trinity has Dylan at his most inspired. I will always put slow train, saved and shot of love above his ‘classics’.

John Wesley Harding in my top 5,Im not as crazy about Nashville Skyline as you guys are. Love & Theft is one not mentioned that I would have in my top ten as well.

John Wesley Harding was the first Dylan album I got into so this may be slightly biased. I think it’s beauty is in its simplicity, the sparse instrumentation makes gives the vocals and harmonica more presence. In my opinion all of the melodies are work well with their lyrics and the lyrics themselves are unique for Dylan but still full of great imagery and emotion, just put in a bit of a cryptic way sometimes.

I respect the comments below properly crediting the majesty of the Street Legal LP. For me, it's third only to Blonde On Blonde and Blood On The Tracks. I feel that only Bob Dylan could pull off delivery of the line in "No Time To Think" whereby even the song lyrics read: "I've seen all these decoys through a set of deep turquoise eyes And I feel so depressed." - But listen to it again: "eyes" is in the next sentence (in the song). NOT in the same one as the same one shown here. So cool. It's no wonder that man won a Nobel Prize.

well said Time Out of Mind

Blonde the best album ever made, BIABH my first album I ever bought, desire first album I ever heard that change my life forever. I was an Iron Maiden fan but Dylan turned my head now I'm a obsessed deep diving Dylan fan my family think I'm fuckin' insane but apart from blonde I couldn't rate best to worst to many masterpieces.

My personal top 10 (I bought Blood on the Tracks as a teenager; some others will be controversial) : 10) Modern Times (2006); 9) Street Legal (1978); 8) Oh Mercy (1989); 7) Love & Theft (2001); 6) Bringing It All Back Home (1965); 5) Freewheelin' Bob Dylan (1963); 4) Time Out Of Mind (1997); 3) Highway 61 Revisited (1965); 2) Blonde On Blonde (1966); 1) Blood On The Tracks (1974).

"John Wesley" isn't exactly a scintillating listening experience, but I think it has his best writing.

Agree w JWH in top 10 🤘🏽coo story to HOW that album became about, but more 8mportanly, there’s ONLY 1 guy that has graduate level course in nyc ON HIM / his work- and that’s Zimmerman ✊🏽

1. Bringing It All Back Home 2. Highway 61 Revisited 3. Blonde on Blonde 4. Blood on the Tracks 5. Desire 6. Another Side of Bob Dylan 7. The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan 8. The Times They Are A Changing 9. Rough and Rowdy Ways 10. Modern Times 11. Time Out of Mind 12. Oh Mercy 13. Planet Waves 14. Nashville Skyline 15. Infidels

It's really tough to narrow it down to Dylan's top 10. However, for me...I'll just make a quick try at it, right off the cuff here, and not in any particular ranking order.... Blood on the Tracks Bringing It All Back Home Blonde on Blonde Freewheelin' Street Legal Rough and Rowdy Ways Tempest Highway 61 Revisited John Wesley Harding Modern Times And then there are a whole bunch more just nipping at the heels of those ones. Like I said, picking just the "10 best" is very hard to do. If I had to pick Number 1, it would be either Blood on the Tracks or Bringing it all Back Home, depending on which day I was listening. I like the acoustic or the electric approaches equally well....no reason to favor one over the other that I can see. He started out in folk, and the standard way that was being done at the time (the early 60's) was a very simple acoustic approach, as on his first 4 albums....that was what folksingers did! And it was great. Very intimate and communicative in every way, just like in the coffeehouse setting. Then he brought in the electric music, and that was a shock to a lot of his diehard folk fans, but it produced some of the most amazing songs ever recorded and changed everything. I love ALL of it.

And your opinion of Rough & Rowdy Ways?

“Highway Sixty-One Revisited:” Number One!!! Why? From the opening challenger of “like a Rolling Stone” through our lost journey down “Desolation Row,” what else could it be? For me, the tie-breaker is the title track. Because like Mr. Zimmerman, I was born on US Highway Sixty-One, albeit it ten years later and a thousand miles south in Sikeston Missouri. Approximately seven- and one-half years ago, a local Marin County weekly asked for readers to write in and explain the “what and why” of their favorite album. Great! I knew which one I would submit. In fact, I wrote a poem about it: Thus, my submission My Favorite Album: "Highway Sixty-One Revisited", Bob Dylan, The Village Elliott: 10/13 "Mediocre poets 'borrow,.' Great poets 'steal." TS Eliot. Reckon once everything’s said and done, My fav’rite album ever heard spun--- For great affinity ‘tween title and me -- Is Bob Dylan’s “Highway Sixty-One…” Down “Blues Highway” ma “showed me,” first son, Born in Sikeston, Mo, March, Fifty-One. Up north, older Bro-Yid Ten years later he did what no one before ever had done. Bob revisits our childhoods’ abode, Addressed: “Big Muddy's Great River Road,” Mine: St. Lou, He's in Minn,. Like Mark Twain and Huck Finn We skedaddled from home once full-growed.. Was bar mitzvahed, then next year first heard His new sound dubbed by his folk fans ,“Absurd!” I thought ”I'm satisfied God’s is on either Side,” In Bob’s electric, poetic word. “Like a Rolling Stone’s’” issued the call, From first note, message challenged us all. Greatest song of my time both for rhythm and rhyme. Love the title tract, all songs stand tall. Before I was dubbed “the Village Elliott,” I wrote poetry under the pseudonym of T S Elliott, my nickname on our local Stinson Beach softball team, Team Stinson. I felt entitled to steal it from Thomas Stern. Besides sharing a name, we are both raised in St. Louis, Mo. And I am a graduate of Washington University in St. Louis. Founded by TS’s grandfather shortly before the Civil War, the Eliot family is still prominent on campus. TS’s cousin, TC was University Chancellor when I was a student in the late 1960’s-early seventies.

Salut les gars, mes dix albums préférés pour moi sont: blood on the tracks Highway 61 revisited Blonde on blonde Infidels Desire Modern times Bringing it all back home Another side of Bob dylan Planet waves Before the flood Et éventuellement, The freewelin John Wesley harding

My top 10 list would be as now: 1) highway 61 revisited 2)Blood on the tracks 3)Blonde on Blonde 4)Bringing it all back home 5)Nashville Skyline 6) Times they are a changing 7) The freewheelin 8) Desire 9) Oh Mercy 10) john wesley harding

John Wesley Harding is one of my favourite, I am so dispointed lol

My favourite Dylan album would have to be another side of Bob Dylan, a lot of the songs are more personal like ballad in plain D, my back pages, it ain’t me babe and probably my favourite Dylan song To Ramona

Blood on the Tracks and Time out of Mind IMHO.

If Not For You actually made famous by Olivia Newton John..

Nashville skyline good album, JWH you need to give your head a shake It's a masterpiece any other artist but Dylan had released JWH it would of been the peak in there career, can't believe you don't rate it at all, but it's just your opinion.

There’s really no right or wrong with Dylan.

I enjoyed this video. Nice job, however, Psalm 53:1

There are three “quintessential” Dylan: 1. quintessential Dylan, the two bookends, Freewheeling and Times; 2. quintessential nasty sarcasm in My Back Pages; and 3. Quintessential poetry in Sad Eyed Lady. I bought Freewheeling in 1964-65 and the rejection of his support for black people that I interpret in My Back Pages hurt; pity, because other songs on Highway 61, especially Tom Thumb, are great.

OMG, that curtain os awful but it matches the sofa a d the chair.

"Don't they" should be replaced by "Aren't they"........

I really don't picture these 2 squares digging Bob Dylan music.

AS A BORN AGAIN CHRISTIAN. SAVED IS MY FAVORITE ALBUM. UNFORTUNATELY HE FOLLOWED IT WITH INFIDELS WHICH DESCRIBES BOB.THE BIBLE SAYS IN 2PETER CHAPTER 2 SPEAKS OF THOSE PEOPLE AND SAYS THEY'RE LIKE A DOG RETURNING TO ITS OWN VOMIT. EVANGELIST ROGER MANSOUR MISSIONARY TO 🇭🇹 HAITI

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