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Title: He's Back
Review: I bought "Planet Waves" at 16 when Dylan began to tour again in 1973 and loved it (does anyone still listen to "Planet Waves"?) I immediately went out and got "Blonde on Blonde" and the whole Dylan archive. Later, in college, I turned on all my friends to "Blood on The Tracks". But then I lost Bob or moved on to something else. I saw "Love and Theft" at the store and felt compelled to purchase it - I figured I'd listen once and store it away. After one listen all I play is all 12 tracks of "Love and Theft" again and again. Just as I used to listen to every track of "Highway 61 Revisited" or "Nashville Skyline" or "John Wesley Harding" over and over and over."Love and Theft" is warm, confident, challenging, breathtaking, and like all of Bob's great albums enhances our perception of America and of ourselves. Where, oh where does this man come from and how can any one man be so blessed with talent?
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