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Dylan, Bob - Oh Mercy (Vinyl)
Bob Dylan - Oh Mercy (Vinyl)
Released in 1989, Oh Mercy found Bob Dylan at the top of his game. Widely regarded as his best album in over a decade, Oh Mercy reaches back to Dylan's artfulness from his early years.
Lyrically, the album boasts a healthy mix of social works, love songs and poetical subject matter. Especially the laidback and airy production by Daniel Lanois (whose CV mentions U2's Joshua Tree, Album Of The Year in 1988) makes Oh Mercy undoubtedly the pinnacle of Bob Dylan's eighties output!
Lyrically, the album boasts a healthy mix of social works, love songs and poetical subject matter. Especially the laidback and airy production by Daniel Lanois (whose CV mentions U2's Joshua Tree, Album Of The Year in 1988) makes Oh Mercy undoubtedly the pinnacle of Bob Dylan's eighties output!
Tracklisting:
- Political World
- Where Teardrops Fall
- Everything is Broken
- Ring Them Bells
- Man in the Long Black Coat
- Most of the Time
- What Good Am I?
- Disease of Conceit
- What Was It You Wanted
- Shooting Star
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$13.81Dylan, Bob - Oh Mercy (Vinyl)
Bob Dylan - Oh Mercy (Vinyl)
Released in 1989, Oh Mercy found Bob Dylan at the top of his game. Widely regarded as his best album in over a decade, Oh Mercy reaches back to Dylan's artfulness from his early years.
Lyrically, the album boasts a healthy mix of social works, love songs and poetical subject matter. Especially the laidback and airy production by Daniel Lanois (whose CV mentions U2's Joshua Tree, Album Of The Year in 1988) makes Oh Mercy undoubtedly the pinnacle of Bob Dylan's eighties output!
Lyrically, the album boasts a healthy mix of social works, love songs and poetical subject matter. Especially the laidback and airy production by Daniel Lanois (whose CV mentions U2's Joshua Tree, Album Of The Year in 1988) makes Oh Mercy undoubtedly the pinnacle of Bob Dylan's eighties output!
Tracklisting:
- Political World
- Where Teardrops Fall
- Everything is Broken
- Ring Them Bells
- Man in the Long Black Coat
- Most of the Time
- What Good Am I?
- Disease of Conceit
- What Was It You Wanted
- Shooting Star
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Bob Dylan - Oh Mercy (Vinyl)
Released in 1989, Oh Mercy found Bob Dylan at the top of his game. Widely regarded as his best album in over a decade, Oh Mercy reaches back to Dylan's artfulness from his early years.
Lyrically, the album boasts a healthy mix of social works, love songs and poetical subject matter. Especially the laidback and airy production by Daniel Lanois (whose CV mentions U2's Joshua Tree, Album Of The Year in 1988) makes Oh Mercy undoubtedly the pinnacle of Bob Dylan's eighties output!
Lyrically, the album boasts a healthy mix of social works, love songs and poetical subject matter. Especially the laidback and airy production by Daniel Lanois (whose CV mentions U2's Joshua Tree, Album Of The Year in 1988) makes Oh Mercy undoubtedly the pinnacle of Bob Dylan's eighties output!
Tracklisting:
- Political World
- Where Teardrops Fall
- Everything is Broken
- Ring Them Bells
- Man in the Long Black Coat
- Most of the Time
- What Good Am I?
- Disease of Conceit
- What Was It You Wanted
- Shooting Star
