Title: Reviled, Neglected, Forgotten...For Good Reason!
Product review: No one who heard Street Legal or Dylan at Budokan should've been surprised when he became a raving fundamentalist Christian. That's because a) Street Legal is a brilliant and powerful chronicle of a guy who's losing his grip, and b) Budokan is evidence that he'd lost it to the point that his songs no longer meant anything whatsoever to him. Certainly, nothing could make that clearer than his obviously facetious comment about how much his songs still mean to him before "The Times They Are A'Changin'." Not even for completetists.
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