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Manufacturer: Sony
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0074646678329
Label: Sony
Manufacturer: Sony
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Sony
Release Date: 1994-11-15
Studio: Sony
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Summary: Bob Dylans Greatest Hits Vol.3
Comment: Bob Dylan cassette 3rd greatest hits.
The cassette is in perfect shape;no back ground
interference;nice crisp sound;am enjoying it
very much.Thank you,Jayne
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Summary: A Fine Stand Alone Record
Comment: This is a fine stand alone record. It opens with "Tangled Up in Blue" as does Blood on the Tracks, but just as you're thinking you're going to be hearing "Simple Twist of Fate" which you naturally expect to follow that opener, "Tangled" seques into "Changing of the Guard," which is a great song from Street Legal and from there we get the excellent rocker from Shot of Love, "The Groom is Still Waiting at the Alter." This is the best song on "Shot" and is well placed here.
It's also nice to be able to listen to "Brownsville Girl" from Knocked Out Loaded without having to listen to the rest of that record. It's the best song from the record and the only reason to own it in my opinion, with this record, you can pass on Loaded. Also the title song on Under the Red Sky is the only reason to own that record and you can get that here as well.
But the real gems here are "Dignity" and "Series of Dreams" which both seem like they are leftovers from Oh Mercy. They are great songs and until now unreleased. It's nice the way you get some new stuff with Dylan's Hit's or Best of Records. And it nice to get the haunting "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" on this record, a great way to end it. Every time I hear it, I'm put right in the movie.
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Summary: Great Collection
Comment: This is a great collection of Bob Dylan's work. There's no way that they could put all of the songs you need from Dylan on one disc but they did there best to include everything. If you get this with the other volumes of greatest hits you are well on your way to having an awesome set.
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Summary: an awesome album
Comment: i guess bob was tired od the critics and decided to remind them how good he is and so we got greatest hits vol 3.the opener is "tangled up in blue".it goes on and on about what im not sure,but musicly its sound."changing of the guards" goes on and on but with no stick.onto the rocking "the grooms still waiting at the alter".he says a line i think is funny on this one."she could be respectfully married or running a wh%re house in buenis aries".lol.then "hurricane",a true story about a frame job on a black guy.then the very touching "forever young".its one of my top 5 fave dylan tunes.since we are on the subject of greatest hits...heres my top 5....not in order......[mr tambourine man,forever young,blowin in the wind,standing in the doorway and all i really want to do].anyhow,the epic "jokerman" spins next.its wonferful.theres a couple so so songs called "dignity" and "sergio".dignity at least was trancendendant but segio just wasnt all that."ring them bells" is a listenable church song full of inspiration."gotta serve somebody" was rather redundant."series of dreams" was just weird."brownsville girl" is another one of those good but long songs rgar doesnt really seem to be going anywhere."under the red sky"was ok i guess.lastly there was "knocking on heavens door".this song was great but tragicly short and not even axl roses singing the chorus over and over a billion times changes that.a great album.if you count every live,best of and studio album,itd only be topped by greatest hits 1 and 2,bringing it all back home and blonde on blonde.
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Summary: Totally worth picking up....
Comment: I really like this compliation for many reasons. It has a great selection of songs from Dylan's later (and, until recently, mostly ignored) period. Classics like Tangled Up in Blue, Knockin' on Heaven's Door, and Hurricane are here. But there's also real gems here, like Changing of the Guards (from the brilliant, criminally underrated Street Legal), the rollicking Silvio (the best song from the mediocre Down in the Groove), and The Groom's Still Waiting at the Altar (from Shot of Love). And there is one unreleased song, Dignity. It's an outtake from the Oh Mercy sessions, and it's worth purchasing the album for. This album also has Brownsville Girl, the only song from the abysmal Knocked Out Loaded worth listening to, and this album contains the title track from the equally abysmal Under the Red Sky, which is the best song off of that album. You can just pick this album up without having to listen to the aforementioned albums. This is one of Dylan's best greatest hits compliations out there.
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