My relationship with Bob Dylan has been pretty neutral; I like what I'm supposed to like, and I'm largely indifferent to the rest of his work (all 9,000 albums of it).  However, the soundtrack to the movie I'm Not There (two discs of Dylan covers) is so good that it's made me interested in looking up the originals.

Some standouts: Jim James's soulful "Goin' to Alcapulco" (w/Calexico); "I'm Not There" (with Thurston Moore's signature gravelly vocal contribution); "Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again" through the smooth voice of Cat Power; Charlotte Gainsbourg's surprising turn on "Just Like a Woman" (w/ Calexico); and the Hold Steady's "Can You Please Crawl out Your Window?".

Haven't seen the movie (although I've heard it's quite good), but these two discs kept me alert and interested all the way through....