A stark, spectral return to form, "Time Out of Mind" found Dylan excavating the blues and wrestling with the ghosts of his past.
- Produced by Daniel Lanois, the album was recorded at the Boiler Room in New York City and Criteria Studios in Miami.
- The release was Dylan's first album of new material in seven years, following 1990's "Under the Red Sky."
- "Time Out of Mind" received widespread critical acclaim and won the Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Folk Album in 1998.
Bob Dylan is a seminal American singer-songwriter and Nobel laureate, globally recognized for his influential contributions to folk and rock music. "Time Out of Mind" marked a significant late-career resurgence for Dylan, finding him exploring themes of mortality and regret with a renewed intensity.
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