Bob Dylan – Slow Train Coming

My copy is very well preserved and sounds great. These are tremendous songs. I'm happy to have this record.

Where it says "format", it should also include "remastered", as it refers to the 2003 remaster

Got me this album from my second hand vinyl dealer last week and it sounds very good. Even there is a little to much surface noise.
Music is great, especially because of Knopflers guitar licks and Withers drums.

Satna Maria pressing has excellent sonics without any vinyl flaws or background noise. Sound quality is 5/5 even if song quality is debatable.

Bought this second hand at a record store a year or two ago. It simply sounds fantastic even after the 45 years it has existed.

There is no country named "Europe". It is made in Holland and nowhere else!

Cool album
Production is absolutely the best! You can hear every instrument.
Perfect

This L P is for sale - message if interested.

Critical musical assessment needs to be value free – the Staple Singers or Sam Cooke singing gospel? Universally praised. Bob Dylan praising the lord – wheel out the old “traitor” trope! Bob’s not trying to convert you here – he’s the same old master storyteller grappling with the contradictions of life & revealing his joy at his own new-found “truth”.

Don’t let narrowminded Jesus-phobic critics sway your opinion or judgement here – okay, it’s not Blood on the Tracks but this is an overlooked rocky loose impassioned heartfelt well produced R&B LP in BD’s canon with a host of name checked superb backing musos adding to the soulful emotion. Like Dylan going electric - this is Dylan going Christian - and neither was a bad thing!
BD back to his intriguing best.

“Come, let us sing for joy to the LORD; let us shout aloud to the Rock of our salvation.” Psalm 95:1

“He put a new song in my mouth, a hymn of praise to our God.” Psalms 40:3

Excellent sounding pressing. Hard to fault and the hole on my copy is plum in the middle!