Early one morning, the sun was shining...
And so begins the journey through Bob Dylan's Blood on the Tracks. His first great album since John Wesley Harding, and perhaps his most confessional album ever, Blood on the Tracks captures the artist a

Blood On The Tracks is quite possibly Dylan's greatest album ever. Of course, the same thing could be said for Blonde On Blonde, Highway 61 Revisited, Love And Theft, Bringing It All Back Home, or The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan. But unlike any of Dylan's other works, Blood On The Tracks shows us the artist at his most vulnerable, pouring out words that most mortals would never dare to speak, even if they could figure out how to say them.

The title says as much about the album as anything. There is BLOOD on them there tracks! These words are the blood, the force that keeps the poet alive, poured directly from his heart and onto the tracks of a recording. What more can be said??

Every track is a standout. There are no "best songs" or "worst songs" on this album. Each and every song is a masterpiece in and of itself. Highlights? Every song is a highlight. Every syllable uttered is a highlight. Every note strummed is a highlight. It doesn't get any more pure than this...