Tracklists revealed for Dylan, three-disc career-spanning anthology

Bob DylanIt seems near-blasphemous to whittle down Bob Dylan's career into a consumable trifle of greatest hits, even if it is three discs long. Every hardcore Dylanite will probably find his or her own individual bones to pick with the tracklisting (included below) for Dylan (due October 2), so in that spirit, here are some of mine:
-Only one track from Highway 61 Revisited?
-Nothing from New Morning, but forgettable tracks from Planet Waves and Blood on the Tracks?
-Why "Most Likely You'll Go Your Way" from Blonde on Blonde instead of "Visions of Johanna" or "Stuck in Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again"?
-General lack of minor but illuminating selections that would've distinguished this set from Greatest Hits 1, 2 and 3, songs such as "To Ramona," "I Threw It All Away," "The Man In Me" and much from The Basement Tapes
-No Traveling Wilburys???
Whew. Well, I guess we can all crow about it 'till the cows come home, or just go ahead and drop a load on all those Dylan SACD remasters that came out a few years back. A Mark Ronson remix of ''"Most Likely You'''ll Go Your Way (And I'''ll Go Mine)''" will be available on iTunes in conjunction with the anthology's release. There will also be a single disc version of Dylan; here's the full tracklists for both:
Tracklisting for Dylan (three-disc)
Disc one:
''"Song to Woody''"
''"Blowin''' in the Wind''"
''"Masters of War''"
''"Don'''t Think Twice, It'''s All Right''"
''"A Hard Rain'''s A-Gonna Fall''"
''"The Times They Are A-Changin'''''"
''"All I Really Want to Do''"
''"My Back Pages''"
''"It Ain'''t Me, Babe''"
''"Subterranean Homesick Blues''"
''"Mr. Tambourine Man''"
''"Maggie'''s Farm''"
''"Like a Rolling Stone''"
''"It'''s All Over Now, Baby Blue''"
''"Positively 4th Street''"
''"Rainy Day Women #12 & 35''³
''"Just Like a Woman''"
''"Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I'''ll Go Mine)''"
''"All Along the Watchtower''"
Disc two:
''"You Ain'''t Goin''' Nowhere''"
''"Lay Lady Lay''"
''"If Not for You''"
''"I Shall Be Released''"
''"Knockin''' on Heaven'''s Door''"
''"On a Night Like This''"
''"Forever Young''"
''"Tangled Up in Blue''"
''"Simple Twist of Fate''"
''"Hurricane''"
''"Changing of the Guards''"
''"Gotta Serve Somebody''"
''"Precious Angel''"
''"The Groom'''s Still Waiting at the Altar''"
''"Jokerman''"
''"Dark Eyes''"
Disc three:
''"Blind Willie McTell''"
''"Brownsville Girl''"
''"Silvio''"
''"Ring Them Bells''"
''"Dignity''"
''"Everything Is Broken''"
''"Under the Red Sky''"
''"You'''re Gonna Quit Me''"
''"Blood in My Eyes''"
''"Not Dark Yet''"
''"Things Have Changed''"
''"Make You Feel My Love''"
''"High Water (For Charley Patton)''"
''"Po''' Boy''"
''"Someday Baby''"
''"When the Deal Goes Down''"
Tracklisting for Dylan (single disc):
''"Blowin''' in the Wind''"
''"The Times They Are A-Changin'''''"
''"Subterranean Homesick Blues''"
''"Mr. Tambourine Man''"
''"Like a Rolling Stone''"
''"Maggie'''s Farm''"
''"Positively 4th Street''"
''"Just Like a Woman''"
''"Rainy Day Women #12 & 35''³
''"All Along the Watchtower''"
''"Lay Lady Lay''"
''"Knockin''' on Heaven'''s Door''"
''"Tangled Up in Blue''"
''"Hurricane''"
''"Make You Feel My Love''"
''"Things Have Changed''"
''"Someday Baby''"
''"Forever Young''"
Deluxe Dylan: Tracklists Emerge For Career-Spanning Anthology
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8 Responses

August 25, 2007 at 7:12 p.m.

Oh boy, that tracklisting is bordering on lackluster.

August 25, 2007 at 7:20 p.m.

Actually, lackluster isn't a good word. I mean that the producers definitely picked the easy hits... pretty average. Poor Bobby.

August 25, 2007 at 8:17 p.m.

No Shelter From The Storm or Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carrol???

August 25, 2007 at 8:41 p.m.

i guess, in their defense, it'd be impossible to please everyone. still, why bother with this when you can get GH 1,2 + 3 in the bargain bin?

August 25, 2007 at 8:45 p.m.

"If Not for You" is from New Morning.But yeah, the tracklist sucks.

August 26, 2007 at 9:10 a.m.

No one gets Bob. He should have been the one to pick the list. Oh, Sister would have been included had he picked the list. Maybe the company just wants the money they know they can earn from songs that hit home and continue to hit home; albeit for a different generation. The gen x and gen y'ers have tons of money and love package deals. Maybe that explains the crappy list.

August 26, 2007 at 1:34 p.m.

No "Isis?" No "Desolation Row?" No "If You See Her, Say Hello?"And The Times They Are A-Changin seems really underrepresented for one of his 'classic-era' albums. Where's "Boots of Spanish Leather," "With God on Our Side," or "The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carrol?"At least "Willie McTell" made it in.

October 16, 2007 at 11:56 p.m.

[...] are definitely the days of Dylan: the anthology, the touring, the podcasts, the artsy biopic with its attendant star-studded soundtrack of other [...]

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