“Shelter From the Storm” - One of Bob Dylan’s most influential albums, ‘Blood on the Tracks’ was released in 1975, and continues to leave a mark today. In this podcast, we talk with artists and critics about this landmark set of songs.
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December 13th, 2007 at 8:27 pm
Another quality podcast. I particularily appreciated someone finally talking about the politics in some of the lyrics, rather than it simply being “The Greatest Break-Up Album of All-Time,” as most commentators relate. I wonder if Todd Haynes picked-up on this as well, and that’s why there’s so much political news events on the TV in Charlotte Gainsbourough’s abode, as she plays a character based somewhat on Sara Dylan, in the recent biopic “I’m Not There.”
December 23rd, 2007 at 7:22 am
The “Blood On The Tracks” record serves indeed as an entrance hall to this soul past or present that took upon itself expression, allowing minds to organize around something and get figured out.