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To me Bob Dylan was always his best when he was acoustic . Not to say he isnt good electric, I just like his acoustic period better.
The Freewheelin Bob Dylan to me is his career album and this is a very close second.
The times they are a Changin kicks the album off, one of Dylans' classic songs of his career.
He then tells us about Hollis Brown and tells us about his poverty, and his inability to find work and how no one really cares about each other.
With God on our Side is one of my personal favorite Dylan songs ever. He talks about this country and its views on war. "And you dont count the dead when God's on our side.
He then talks about Civil Rights leader Medger Evers and how he was a "Pawn in their game" Showing how corrupt political leaders are in the south and other places as well.
Another Favorite "When the ship come In" is another solid song.
Dylan has always been known for war protest and civil rights awareness. I remember hearing these songs at a very early age and its strange becasue the message still applies in many ways.
I guess despite our technology some things never change.
If you are a Dylan fan this is a must.
