Title: One of his more laid-back albums yet very adventurous
Product review: The album's sound is rich featuring uncommon instrumentation for Dylan songs (violin, bellzouki) and two extended pieces chronicling two different peoples' lives. There's a lively Mexican-flavored song ("Romance in Durango"), but most of these tunes are on the mellow tip. "One More Cup of Coffee" is particularly evocative of the lonesome traveller, while "Isis" is a wild romantic tale in part about being a pawn of circumstance. I haven't heard a Dylan album that sounds quite like this one. I consider it essential Dylan and one of my favorites.
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