Dining-Drinking
October, 1974
It's no disparagement of The Band, probably the best rock group in the country, to say that its music is not for anguished lovers. The Torture Garden is simply not part of its lower 40. Nevertheless, with The Band playing impeccably behind him, Bob Dylan creates one of the most agonized and vindictive/romantic antiheroes on record. Or the snottiest, depending on where you're coming from. The key songs on this live double album, Before the Flood (Asylum), are Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I'll...
