BOB DYLAN - Blood On The Tracks LP minimal Morten Gass

Morten Gass

Sabbath-like riffs that lay like stone columns over which Vulgar piles intense wah-wah bursts and gross slabs of tone-evaporation

“Bombs on the Beach” evokes a playful innocence with ’50s doo-wop and surf rock

on the first record by a new band at the vanguard of a new musical movement

Their press release at the time name-dropped all the correct and relevant influences

BOB DYLAN - Blood On The Tracks LP minimal Morten GassNice price. Limited time only. Musically speaking, Dylans getting back to his roots here, swapping the country and rock stylings he had been experimenting with for a while in favor of folk, mostly with a rhythm section (though Bob plays a few of these songs solo), occasionally with a piano or an organ and just once with an electric guitar.