Title: Weigh it in the balance - it comes up a winner
Product review: Some of the songs on this album are a little light-weight and unsophisticated. Others sound a bit too similar. The gems, however, make up for these drawbacks. "The Man in the Long Black Coat" stands out for it's guitar work, seedy atmosphere and Dylan's lurching lyrical phrasing. Some people (like me) really like "Where Teardrops Fall" while "What Was It You Wanted" is a good song although far from unique. "Everything is Broken" is a great romp. "Most of the Time" has to be the best song of the set (even though it appeared on the High Fidelity soundtrack - the same movie that showed disdain for any song used for such purposes). It's the kind of song that will crush your insides if you have someone you broke up with that hasn't been completely expunged from your heart. Overall, there's not a bad song in the bunch. Not his most ingenious work, but very enjoyable none-the-less.
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