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MTV Unplugged (1995)
The musicians:
References:
Trivia:
Reviews:
"Unplugged albums are frequently corny, but this was an important artistic move for Dylan in 1995, when many fans had given up on his incomprehensible singing and lackluster concerts. With sympathetic backup musicians, including organist Brendan O'Brien and guitarist John Jackson, Dylan returns the coherence to his originals ("All Along the Watchtower," "The Times They Are A-Changin'," "Desolation Row," "Like a Rolling Stone") and rearranges them just enough to freshen their sound. The previously unreleased "Dignity" is one of Dylan's best songs this decade, and it fits nicely with the rickety versions of "John Brown" and the finale, 'With God On Our Side.'" --Steve Knopper
Best Song:
"With God on Our Side"
According to Alias
Favorite Lyric:
"But I can't think for you
You'll have to decide
Whether Judas Iscariot
Had God on his side."
According to Alias
- Tombstone Blues
- Shooting Star
- All Along the Watchtower
- The Times They Are A-Changin'
- John Brown
- Rainy Day Women #12 & 35
- Desolation Row
- Dignity
- Knockin' on Heaven's Door
- Like a Rolling Stone
- With God on Our Side
Notes and Reviews
The musicians:
References:
Trivia:
Reviews:
"Unplugged albums are frequently corny, but this was an important artistic move for Dylan in 1995, when many fans had given up on his incomprehensible singing and lackluster concerts. With sympathetic backup musicians, including organist Brendan O'Brien and guitarist John Jackson, Dylan returns the coherence to his originals ("All Along the Watchtower," "The Times They Are A-Changin'," "Desolation Row," "Like a Rolling Stone") and rearranges them just enough to freshen their sound. The previously unreleased "Dignity" is one of Dylan's best songs this decade, and it fits nicely with the rickety versions of "John Brown" and the finale, 'With God On Our Side.'" --Steve Knopper
Best Song:
"With God on Our Side"
According to Alias
Favorite Lyric:
"But I can't think for you
You'll have to decide
Whether Judas Iscariot
Had God on his side."
According to Alias
