Fans who have long preferred Dylan's rebellious, folksy lyrics won't be disappointed. In a market which often pushes Christianity to the gospel music genre, Dylan steps up and gives us his best music in years.
"I  Believe in You," is the story of a person who is rejected because of  his faith but doesn't flinch. Dylan hits on a theme universal to anyone who  has believed in something intangible. Autobiographical, he sings about the  public's reaction... they wanted him to sing terribly politically incorrect  lyrics like "just like a woman..." when he wanted to sing about  his new found faith in Christ, equally politically incorrect.
"Gotta  Serve Somebody" is witty and insightful, and has a great urban  old-school gospel flavor to it.
"Man Gave Names to All the  Animals" is a funny look at what Adam's first job was in Eden.
I  fully recommend it.
Anthony Trendl
Fans who have long preferred Dylan's rebellious, folksy lyrics won't be disappointed. In a market which often pushes Christianity to the gospel music genre, Dylan steps up and gives us his best music in years. "I  Believe in You," is the story of a person who is rejected because of  his faith but doesn't flinch. Dylan hits on a theme universal to anyone who  has believed in something intangible. Autobiographical, he sings about the  public's reaction... they wanted him to sing terribly politically incorrect  lyrics like "just like a woman... " when he wanted to sing about  his new found faith in Christ, equally politically incorrect. "Gotta  Serve Somebody" is witty and insightful, and has a great urban  old-school gospel flavor to it. "Man Gave Names to All the  Animals" is a funny look at what Adam's first job was in Eden. I  fully recommend it. Anthony Trendl