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Posted By: JimB

Barry,
I remember that "Batting Averages at a Glance" book very well. My dad probably still has it somewhere. We used it to figure out our batting averages in little league.

As for Dylan, I agree that he probably wrote his best stuff in the '60s, with the exception of Blood on the Tracks, which is an absolute masterpiece. However, if you saw him perform live in the late '90's or early 2000's, he was phenomenal, as was his touring band. He has also written good stuff recently. It is not in the same league as Blonde on Blonde, etc., but very good.
JimB