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TitleOh Mercy
ArtistBob Dylan
Release Date29 March 2004
PublisherSony
R.R.P.£ 8.99
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Amazon UK£ 4.93£ 0.00£ 4.93Go To Store
The Hut£ 4.93£ 0.00£ 4.93Go To Store
Asda£ 4.93£ 0.00£ 4.93Go To Store
Zavvi£ 4.95£ 0.00£ 4.95Go To Store
Play.com£ 4.99£ 0.00£ 4.99Go To Store
HMV£ 5.20£ 0.00£ 5.20Go To Store
Base.com£ 5.45£ 0.00£ 5.45Go To Store
SendIt£ 5.89£ 0.00£ 5.89Go To Store
WH Smith£ 5.93£ 0.00£ 5.93Go To Store
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iTunes (digital download)£ 6.99£ 0.00£ 6.99Go To Store
7digital (MP3)£ 7.99£ 0.00£ 7.99Go To Store

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The 1980s was a particularly shifting, uncertain decade for Bob Dylan's creative voice but he capped it off with his first album of all-original material in several years and his best since Infidels. A lot of the credit for Oh Mercy's distinctive appeal has been given to producer-musician Daniel Lanois (who backs Dylan on all but one cut), and there's no denying the effect of his magnetic, fog-thick sound sculpturing here. Overlays of lap steel, dobro and mercy keys along with a slithering subterranean bass evoke a complete sonic climate, and the synergy between Lanois and Dylan would have a huge payoff with 1997's devastating Time Out of Mind. But however tightly produced, Oh Mercy also displays Dylan at the peak of his song-writing craft, fracturing words and phrases for the things-fall-apart jeremiads of "Political World" and "Everything Is Broken" and stringing images together for the noirish ballad "Man in the Long Black Coat". There's the usual dichotomy between Dylan's slashing accusatory mode ("What Was It You Wanted") and the self-effacement of "What Good Am I?" Aside from the miscalculated, sappy "Where Teardrops Fall" (the disc's sore thumb), this album has the classic staying power of Dylan's finest efforts. --Thomas May Amazon.co.uk Review.

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