Title: If you want to Save something...make it your money.
Product review: Alright, I love Dylan's music. Back during the beginning of the CD craze I bought every cassette that I could find with Dylan's name on it. Unfortunately, this was one of them. During Mr. Zimmerman's "born again" phase he released a trilogy of albums with a strong Christian theme... Slow Train Coming, Saved, and Infidels. Of the three, Saved is the most consistently uninspiring. In fact, I would rate it as one of Dylan's worst albums of all-time. Now that being said...as a Christian Rock album (and, admittedly, I am not fond of this genre of music) I find it more tolerable than most anything else I have come across. Basically, it is a below average album for Dylan, but it truly depends on how one approaches his work during this period of his career. It is not an album for beginners nor casual fans, instead it appeals to the dedicated few or perhaps those whose message it reaches, the fans of rock with a decidedly spiritual bent.
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