Bob Dylan’s remarkable metascores

Posted on May 17, 2014 by Hans Buskes

Some people claim Dylan’s albums over the last decade have been rather inconsistent.
A new method, Metascore, based on the reviews of critics shows that the opposite is true. Six out of eight most recent Dylan album fall into the highest category. The highest ranking, 93/100, is for Love & Theft. For comparison three new releases are shown by other artists. All have metascores varying from 62 to 69.
Conclusion: Dylan is very consistent. Bring on: Shadows in the night.

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I am a professional mindmapper, I help companies map their business, I am author of two mindmap books. My clients are law firms, municipalities, banks, consultancies and high-tech companies.

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