This week, on (Untitled), Ezra and Uma listen to Bob Dylan's "Infidels." Released by Columbia Records in October of 1983, an album heralded as a return from born-again proselytizing, the Mark Knopfler-produced “Infidels” began Bob Dylan's journey back toward mainstream music making and would become his most critically-acclaimed record in years.

<p>This week, on (Untitled), Ezra and Uma listen to Bob Dylan's "Infidels." Released by Columbia Records in October of 1983, an album heralded as a return from born-again proselytizing, the Mark Knopfler-produced &ldquo;Infidels&rdquo; began Bob Dylan's journey back toward mainstream music making and would become his most critically-acclaimed record in years.</p>

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