The "The Rolling Stone Record Guide" subsequently wrote that in the shows of Tour '74, "Dylan reinterprets all of his old material drastically, singing the lyrics as though they mean nothing at all or something very different from what we've always understood them to signify." The guide said that this change was "discomforting" but "interesting" and sometimes even "fascinating". In his 1979 volume "Stranded: Rock and Roll for a Desert Island", famed rock critic Greil Marcus included a rendition of "Most Likely You Go Your Way and I'll Go Mine" from the tour in his "Treasure Island" list of essential recordings in the history of rock music.