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"Greatest Hits", Track #9

ROGER: Punk rock never ever wrote an angrier song. (05/20/11)

R.BARD: positively wonderful,timeless,unafraid to be brutally honest song,love the organ riff,a delight to hear on the radio [or anywhere ! ] (12/20/07)

LARRY: The ultimate rock attitude (05/05/07)

LEE: his friggin best piece of work. ok... let me think about this again... (01/22/07)

ANDREW MCCOY: nah this is defo about a woman only woman can make uyou feel that angry and i dont agrre with the person who said he was immature i would call it a fighting spirit (09/15/06)

DAVE W: This song, more than any other, continues to have a meaning and freshness to it that goes unspoiled. It's the ultimate "screw you" to the people you see strutting around town. Very naked, very real and intelligent and always a welcomed surprise on the radio. (05/27/06)

JENNY KELLY: I became aware of human betrayal when i was very young & that is magnficently portrayed in this masterpiece (04/11/06)

ISIS: One of the very few numbers from the 60s I don't like. Dylan at his most immature and obnoxious. (03/14/06)

BILL COHEN: Wonderful sarcastic song regarding the effects of betrayal. "You've got a lot of nerve to say that you're my friend when all you wanted to do is hurt me." Dylan being very angry, with stinging lyrics. (01/27/06)

ANDREW MCCOY: i love this song dylan at his snarling hatefull best (if for just one time i could be in your shoes and you would be in mine you would know what a drag it is to see you) another f u to press and garbage raiding house breaking stalker fans who made his life a complete hell or maybe its about a woman love it (12/06/05)

STEVE HUGHES: one of the greatest "put down" songs ever.dylan at his most caustic,and what a great last line! (06/25/05)