Under The Red Sky - Bob Dylan

Description: Genre: Rock - Folk Rock / Artist: Bob Dylan / Import / Audio CD released 1992-10-26 at Columbia / Disc #1 ... more

Under The Red Sky - Bob Dylan ... Tracklisting
1 Wiggle Wiggle
2 Under The Red Sky
3 Unbelievable
4 Born In Time
5 TV Talkin' Song
6 10000 Men
7 2 X 2
8 God Knows
9 Handy Dandy
10 Cat's In The Well

Newest Review: ... 'No Mercy', nonetheless this proves a steady if unspectacular effort. Featuring that curious child of the 80's - the ... more

... celebrity cameo - the supporting cast on this album includes Elton John, Slash, George Harrison & Davis Crosby. But that does little to lift the album anywhere above average, even less by Dylan's high standards. Produced by Don Was, it almost feels as if he & Dylan deliberately crafted an intentionally lightweight album, bereft of anything that would really make you want to come back for more. Like a lot of his 80's & early 90's material, it is mostly for hardcore fans only, perhaps worth a look for the...more

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Release Date: 1992 - 10 - 26, Audio CD, Columbia

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Under The Red Sky - Bob Dylan: Dylan on autopilot (154 words)
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Dylan steps into the 90's with a simple set of songs, perhaps unfairly criticised upon release, in part due to it being the follow up to 1989's acclaimed 'No Mercy', nonetheless this proves a steady if unspectacular effort. Featuring that curious child of the 80's - the celebrity cameo - the supporting cast on this album includes Elton John, Slash, George Harrison & Davis Crosby. But that does little to lift the album anywhere above average, even less by Dylan's high standards. Produced by Don Was, it almost feels as if he & Dylan deliberately crafted an intentionally lightweight album, bereft of anything that would really make you want to ... Read the complete review