Bob Dylan ‎– The Times They Are A-Changin'

Any idea when this was issued? Reissue in wat year?

Note that the FNAC now describe this as "vinyle gris transparent".

I am now comparing this to the record from the Sony Legacy box set album. It isn't a presence that jumps out at you proclaiming, "Here I am. Listen to me!" No, when you listen to it, even with quite good equipment it is still a record, however the presence of a lone guitar and sole voice is just this side of real. What it reminds me of acoustically is someone playing at a short distance at the town stage (I live in a smallish town in Maryland with a covered stage on the edge of the grounds of City Hall) As it plays it sounds more and more palpably real and "there". MOFI hads hit a home run out of the park with this pressing.

Don't think I don't like my box set. Far from it. However, as side B plays through I am left aware of the very real step up from the presence of the voice and guitar and occassional harmonica. I realize it's "just" a record, but it sounds more and more like Bob came to my apartment to play for me. What more can I ask for?

It is my understanding that these are in fact clear vinyl and not white. This could be a question of vocabulary but typically French 'blanc' does mean white.

@streetmouse....Bob inspired you to take the time to write this editorial...that's worth a thought...you say "this album will hold little for you" and you say that he leaves us with more questions than answers. That in particular is what I enjoy about Dylan. If you're looking for answers through music then you are listening for the wrong reasons.