What is the best Bob Dylan album of all time?
Bob Dylan's discography spans six decades of folk, rock, and poetry. Which album stands as his greatest work?

Blood on the Tracks
Dylan's 1975 masterpiece widely considered his most emotionally raw and personal album, featuring 'Tangled Up in Blue'.

Blonde on Blonde
The landmark 1966 double album that pushed rock into new territory, featuring 'Visions of Johanna' and 'Just Like a Woman'.

Highway 61 Revisited
The 1965 album containing 'Like a Rolling Stone', widely cited as one of the greatest rock records ever made.

Bringing It All Back Home
Dylan's 1965 electric folk pivot featuring 'Mr. Tambourine Man' and 'Subterranean Homesick Blues'.

The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan
The 1963 album that introduced Dylan as a singular protest poet with 'Blowin' in the Wind' and 'A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall'.

Time Out of Mind
Dylan's haunting 1997 comeback album that won the Grammy for Album of the Year, featuring 'Not Dark Yet'.

John Wesley Harding
The stripped-back 1967 country-folk album that became a touchstone for the Americana movement.

Desire
The vivid 1976 storytelling album featuring 'Hurricane' and 'Isis', recorded with Scarlet Rivera on violin.

Nashville Skyline
Dylan's surprise 1969 country album introducing a smooth new voice and the duet 'Girl from the North Country' with Johnny Cash.

The Times They Are a-Changin'
The stark 1964 protest album that cemented Dylan's role as the voice of a generation.

"Love and Theft"
Dylan's acclaimed 2001 album blending Americana, blues and rockabilly, released on September 11.

Modern Times
The Grammy-winning 2006 album praised for its late-career mastery of blues, rock and jazz influences.

Rough and Rowdy Ways
Dylan's final studio album (2020) featuring the epic 17-minute elegy 'Murder Most Foul' and his Nobel Prize-era reflections.

Oh Mercy
The critically revered 1989 comeback produced by Daniel Lanois, featuring 'Everything Is Broken' and 'Most of the Time'.

Planet Waves
Dylan's intimate 1974 album recorded with The Band, featuring the tender 'Forever Young'.
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