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Warehouse Eyes - Bob Dylan Album Reviews
Warehouse Eyes is a critical appraisal of the recorded works of American music icon Bob Dylan. The book examines each of Dylan's official studio recordings, live albums and greatest hits packages, explaining how these albums came to be made, the songs they contain, the musicians who played on them and the critical attention that they received. Every official Dylan album from 1962 to 2005 is included and reviewed
407 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 1, 2006
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September 8, 2017
Hardly a tour de force but a useful introduction to the subject.
A casual/curious newcomer to Dylan's material. In my opinion its no more than a functional introduction to the artist's work.
A casual/curious newcomer to Dylan's material. In my opinion its no more than a functional introduction to the artist's work.
August 16, 2015
Enjoyed this overview of each of Dylan's officially released albums up through "Love and Theft," as well as his various Greatest Hits and Bootleg Series releases.
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