Downloaded his entire discography the other day for fun... 362 songs to listen to, now!

Blood on the Tracks is quite the album.

I'm just now beginning to dive into Bob Dylan's music. I started with Blond on Blond, and have worked my way around his discography in an alphabetical order. I'm digging it thus far.

IF you're doing it alphabetically, that means you're getting my two favorites (Blood On The Tracks, Bringing It All Back Home) right at the beginning!

I hope you enjoy it. He gets a bit pedantic, and he really deals with some obscure material, so it's easy to get disoriented. But it's a great read.

One of my favorites

If you're only getting into Dylan,do it in this order
Highway 61 Revisited-Bringing It All Back Home-Another Side Of Bob Dylan-Blood On The Tracks-Blonde On Blonde-Time Out Of Mind

Blonde on Blonde has been brilliant. I've jumped around here and there with his other albums, but I keep coming back to Blonde on Blonde.

^ Dude listen to Bringing It All Back Home. It's the bets imo

edit: I actually don't have Blonde On Blonde:( But out of what I do have it's the best

Digging RICKS all over the place ... he obviously knows his poetry (check his credits out - keats, tennyson, T S Eliot, etc) and also has a clear (and clearly obsessive) love for Dylan, and takes immense joy in his own writing, and the combination of those things is really refreshing ... though I may never dare to write another lyric again after reading this ... thanks for the tip!!

I liked Jacob Dylan's voice, Lyrics, music, etc. with the band Wallflowers better than anything Bob Dylan ever did. The soundtrack from the movie Roadhouse 'When the night comes falling' - The Jeff Healy Band, Song credits-Bob Dylan, is a song I like. (Has a killer lead guitar by Jeff Healy). I think J. Healy is under rated as a guitarist. And Bob Dylan is over rated as an artist.