
Desire
Fifty years after its release, Bob Dylan’s Desire remains a restless, theatrical triumph—messy, compelling and still just behind Blood on the Tracks.
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Classic albums revisited by Verso Media: records that lasted, records rediscovered and the occasional argument over whether they really deserve the label.

Fifty years after its release, Bob Dylan’s Desire remains a restless, theatrical triumph—messy, compelling and still just behind Blood on the Tracks.

Released on 23 November 1970, Cat Stevens’ Tea for the Tillerman remains timeless—especially the enduring and deeply affecting Father and Son.

Vinyl Club spins five female-led albums—from Lydia Loveless and Belly to Dusty Springfield—with full track listings, reviews and contrasting verdicts.