Dylan has been paying tribute to his favorite artists in concert by covering Van Morrison, Chuck Berry, and the Grateful Dead in concert. Considering he has written his own epics like Key West, Tempest, and Highlands, should he cover Jungleland by the boss?
Asked about the album in a 1979 interview, Dennis Wilson said, "I hope that karma will fuck up Mike Love's meditation forever. That album is an embarrassment to my life. It should self-destruct."
Do you think the passing of time would have helped him lighten up on the album? There are some good tracks like "PItter Patter" or "She's Got Rhythm" that could have been hits. The next box set should hopefully bring a well deserved reevaluation of the album and its easy adult contemporary style.