“THAT ALBUM SAVED HIS CAREER — BUT BOB DYLAN SECRETLY HATED HOW IT SOUNDED.” After Time Out Of Mind turned him into a Grammy-winning legend again, Dylan reportedly became frustrated with the haunting, overproduced style that critics couldn’t stop praising, disappeared for years, and returned in 2001 with Love And Theft — the album where fans believe he finally took back complete control of his music, his band, and the raw sound he thought the world had almost taken away from him.
Bob Dylan reemerged as a major artistic force in the second half of the 90s, earning the kind of critical praise he hadn’t heard in two decades. The resurgence began with the 1997 album Time Out Of Mind. But one person who wasn’t fawning all over that album was Dylan himself. That’s why he made a … Read more