Title: Topical, but still relevant
Product review: On his third album, and first of all original material, Bob Dylan chose to focus primarily on protest songs in the vein of "Blowin' in the Wind" from his prior album but more refined. This may make the album less striking and timeless than its predecessor, but it's still a good album by any means. Some of Dylan's greatest protest songs are here, including the legendary title track, "With God on Our Side," and "Only A Pawn in Their Game." There are also other types of songs: the long, tear-jerking narratives "North Country Blues" and "The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carrol," the romantic yet bitter "Boots of Spanish Leather," and the world-weary "One Too Many Mornings" and "Restless Farewell." All in all, this cannot be considered one of Dylan's very best albums, but it is certainly very good and a must for any fan.
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