Nothing Is Revealed / The Dylanologists Archive

This is part two of our conversation about Dylan's track placement. This week we are discussing album-closing tracks. If you missed our conversation about album-opening tracks, be sure to check out last week's episode.-What can we learn from the songs Bob chooses to close his albums with? -What categories do these songs fall into? -What themes have become apparent as his career has progressed? The Podcast: @nothingisrevealed Adam: @never.ending.dylan Jens: @dylan_ologist Email us:

This is part one of our conversation about Dylan's track placement. This week we are discussing album-opening tracks. Next week we will discuss album-closing tracks. -What can we learn from the songs Bob chooses to open his albums with? -What categories do these songs fall into? -What themes have become apparent as his career has progressed? Where to find us: The Podcast: @nothingisrevealed Adam: @never.ending.dylan Jens: @dylan_ologist Email us: nothingisrevealedpod@gmail.com Thank you, Thomas

What is Bob’s approach to recording? How does he compare to his contemporaries? How has his approach changed over the years? These questions, and more, are explored on this week's episode of Nothing is Revealed: A Bob Dylan Podcast. [In honor of Bob, we left in a few mistakes and threw in an overdub for good measure.] Books Mentioned: "That Thin, Wild Mercury Sound" by Daryl Sanders "Simple Twist of Fate" by Andy Gill & Kevin Odegard The Podcast: @nothingisrevealed Adam:

What are liner notes? What kind of liner notes do Dylan albums have? What do they communicate about Dylan and his music? These questions and more are explored on this week's episode of Nothing Is Revealed. The Podcast: @nothingisrevealed Adam: @never.ending.dylan Jens: @dylan_ologist Email us: nothingisrevealedpod@gmail.com Thank you, Thomas Francis (@thomasfrancisfolk), for the podcast soundtrack. Thank you, Andrea (@andreahm.1), for our podcast artwork.

Welcome to Nothing Is Revealed, a Bob Dylan Podcast that seeks to answer the questions no one is asking. On our first episode, we discuss a bit about our background as Dylan fans, explain why another Bob Dylan podcast should exist, and answer some rapid-fire questions about our favorite and least favorite Dylan material. The Podcast: @nothingisrevealed Adam: @never.ending.dylan Jens: @dylan_ologist Thank you, Thomas Francis (@thomasfrancisfolk), for the podcast soundtrack. Thank you, Andrea