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Blood On The Tracks MoFi UD1S

Got mine today and can confirm that this is the best sounding version of this recording I've ever heard.  
Anyone else get theirs?

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mofimadness
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Agree with the above.  Very nice indeed!  I also have all of them, not sure if this one is the best of the bunch, but top 3 for sure.
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bdp24
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I just wish I liked the album more. I know some consider it one of his best, but not I. I'm tempted just to have what will surely increase in value, and to hear Zimmy's voice and acoustic guitar in hq sound, so guess I'll get it. Better not procrastinate, ay?
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Blood was the first real Dylan album that I fell in love with, and became my favorite of his for years, but as time has passed and I've heard most of his work I can say it's no longer my favorite, and is even sometimes a bit annoying.  That said, I recognize it as an all time classic and I'm happy that MoFi released this in the UD1S series.  
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The first for me was John Wesley Harding, but I’m old ;-). Then I liked Nashville Skyline, found Self Portrait fascinating, funny, a real hoot (it was brutally panned by critics, who later realized they just didn’t get it at the time), loved New Morning and then Planet Waves.

Blood On The Tracks didn’t speak to me (Dylan himself has said he himself doesn’t understand why people would want to listen to his pain---the separation and divorce from Sarah is the source material of the album's songs), but by then I had gone back and absorbed Blonde On Blonde and the two before that incredible masterpiece.

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analogvm15
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My favorites are John Wesley Harding, Blonde On Blonde , and The Basement Tapes. Best Of Bob- Vol 2 is killer.
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