Love and Theft
Facts
17 properties- Instance of
- album
- Publication date
- September 11, 2001[16]
- Follows
- Time Out of Mind[7]
- Followed by
- Modern Times[8]
- Duration
- 3445.0[19]
- Part of
- Bob Dylan's albums in chronological order[13]
- Distribution format
- music streaming[15]
- Form of creative work
- studio album[20]
- Place of publication
- United States[12]
- Record label
- Columbia Records[11]
- Recording date
- May 2001[21]
- Title
- Love and Theft[18]
- Topic has template
- Template:"Love and Theft" tracks[17]
- Acclaimed Music album ID
- 1195
- AllMusic album ID
- mw0000012576
- Amazon Standard Identification Number
- B008WK31A6
- Discogs master ID
- 27804
- Encyclopædia Britannica Online ID
- topic/Love-and-Theft
- Freebase ID
- /m/015cp
- Metacritic ID
- music/love-and-theft/bob-dylan
- MusicBrainz release group ID
- 9980ffe5-c5b5-3a83-8c1e-1ec6618f97ca
- Spotify album ID
- 5OokwFyEXPnD71rQdhqRQL
Genre 5
Distribution format 1
Followed by 1
Follows 1
Form of creative work 1
Has these parts 1
Instance of 1
Language of work or name 1
Mb:included in 1
Performer 1
Place of publication 1
Preceded by (successor) 1
Producer 1
Record label 1
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Summary
Love and Theft is an album[1].
Product Details
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evidence “Shaw had worked with Dylan on his 2001 album "Love and Theft," after which Shaw suggested utilizing Pro Tools for a handful of one-off movie soundtrack songs Dylan had written — things like "Cross the Green Mountain," which appeared in the film Gods and Generals starring Jeff Daniels.” z100missoula.com · read source