Bad Dylan

You won't need a shot of turpentine to enjoy episode 5 of Bad Dylan where we take a long, hard look at Bob Dylan's 21st studio record, Shot of Love. Released in 1981 as part of Dylan's Holy Trinity of Christian records, Shot of Love at least holds more surprises than his other religous affairs. Packed with interesting production decisions, some interesting song choices, this album is... well... interesting. But is it any good?

This time we explore what has been described as Bob Dylan's least engaging album: Knocked Out Loaded released in 1986. Although panned by critics, Knocked Out Loaded is also heavily defended by some Dylan superfans. Does this album deserve it's low reputation or is it a hidden gem? We listen to it every day for a week to find out.

This time around we explore a fetid blemish on Bob Dylan's discography, 1990's Under The Red Sky. Under The Red Sky was a difficult album to listen to for a week. We didn't have a very good time doing it, but YOU will have a great time listening to us complain about it.

Resident sadists Nicholas, Justin and Breakout Star Matt swing from Down in the Groove to the other end of the decade with Saved, Bob Dylan's most overtly preachy album of his 3 overtly Christian albums. The boys listen Saved every day for a week and share our bewilderment and bemusement for your entertainment, enjoy!

Join Nicholas, Justin and Matt as they embark on a completely worthwhile journey through Bob Dylan's worst albums starting with his 1988 release, Down in the Groove. Does Down in the Groove deserve the derision it gets? See what three people you've never heard of before have to say about it.

Get hyped with us as we share the trailer for our upcoming podcast Bad Dylan! Join humble hosts Nicholas Naioti, Justin Hickerson and Matt Lawhead as they begrudgingly explore some of Bob Dylan's worst albums!