Folk legend Bob Dylan has attacked the quality of modern music recordings, dismissing them as “atrocious“. The singer said he could not think of a decent-sounding record made in the last two decades. Dylan added that even the songs on his forthcoming new album, his first in five years, sounded better in the studio than on CD. “You do the best you can, you fight that technology in all kinds of ways, but I don’t know anybody who’s made a record that sounds decent in the past 20 years, really,” the 65-year-old musician told Rolling Stone magazine. (For the rest of the Ireland Online story about Bob Dylan, click here.)
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