So Many Songs, such little time; or, More About Bob

For the past few days I've been binging on Dylan - I watched the DVDs of Todd Haynes' film I'm Not There, with 6 actors playing different aspects of Dylan (4 stars for the extras alone) and Pete Seeger: The Power of Song; am listening to Positively 4th Street (the book by David Hajdu, NOT the song), and ordered up some Dylanographies from Amazon. Here's a few more favorite songs, not previously mentioned:

• Tombstone Blues - "..the reincarnation of Paul Revere's horse.." (Richie Havens does an amazing cover of this in Haynes' movie)
• Things Have Changed - Great latterday Dylan
  
• Tangled Up in Blue - my favorite bit of Dylan trivia, supposedly this was written after Bob immersed himself in the Joni Mitchell classic, Blue
• Love Minus Zero/No Limit - ..."there's no success like failure.." Huh? Nevertheless, one of his best love songs, IMHO
• Everything is Broken - like me, Bob loves his lists!
  
• I'll Keep it With Mine
• Knockin' on Heaven's Door - Yet another song by Bob that sounds like it was written during the Civil War
• Man Gave Names to All the Animals - love the humor of this one
  
• Subterranean Homesick Blues - a "verbal whirlwind" of urban paranoia
  
• Most Likely You Go Your Way (and I'll Go Mine)

And some not so favorites:

• Just like a woman - this song reminds me of a friend from High School, who absolutely loved this song, in fact I think she thought it was about her. It wasn't.
• Lay, Lady, Lay - I guess I'm not a romantic, what can I say?