I am a hardcore fan of bob dylan, and most of the time, I read the lyrics before hearing the music...

The Band's legendary concert film and off-shoot triple live album The Last Waltz was originally released in April of 1978...

"Music From Big Pink" is one of the handful of records that changed everything...

there is no telling how much this cd speaks to me on such a personal level, every song on this album is not even possible to put into words other than the god like mind of samuel beam has presented before us...

That is all I can say! I've limited myself to "Blue" and "For the Roses" until now...

I tend to approach slower, folkier albums with a bit of hesitance, having cut my teeth on Nirvana and Hendrix and going from there into punk rock, but I never have to think twice or "be in the mood" before putting in "Master And Everyone...

great cd. any paul simon fan should have this one...

The weakest of the three albums released in his lifetime, "Bryter Layter" suffers in comparison to what came before (the brilliant "Five Leaves Yet") and what came after (the sparse "Pink Moon")...

I have no idea about the "expanded" version, but the original "Trust" album is the most wonderful music he has ever made, and among the greatest recordings ever...

Elvis Constello fans may scoff at those who still say that "My Aim Is True" is Costello's best...

Yes this album is a MUST HAVE...

Don't get me wrong, there are a couple gems on this recording, but it fails to have a flow...

Though not quite as brilliant as Bone Machine (but then, what is?), Rain Dogs is yet another fantastic album from the one and only Tom Waits...