I was given his latest greatest hits package and it is top quality stuff. I was surprised only because I hadn't heard much of his newer stuff. The hits package provides a taste of a lot of his newer albums, which are really unique packages. His production changes from recording session to recording session and he seems to change his vocal quality, also. It's the darnedest thing.

He's always worth the price of admission, though - even on Self Portrait there are moments that shine (Copper Kettle, for one). Blood on the Tracks is really exceptional, though. It may be the best (and I only mean "may").