"Street Legal" is an album by Bob Dylan, released in 1978. It represents a period in Dylan's career when he was experimenting with a larger band arrangement and a richer, more layered sound compared to his earlier, more stripped-down works. This album features a blend of rock, folk, and R&B influences, showcasing Dylan's evolving artistic direction. The album includes tracks such as "Changing of the Guards," "Senor (Tales of Yankee Power)," and "Is Your Love in Vain?" These songs reflect Dylan's poetic lyricism and are noted for their complex narratives and emotional depth. "Street Legal" is often regarded as an underappreciated album in Dylan’s extensive catalog due to its departure from his traditional sound. The vinyl release of "Street Legal" is sought after by collectors due to the warm analog sound that complements Dylan's vocal performances and the rich instrumentation of the album. The original vinyl pressing is especially prized for its authentic reproduction of the music, artwork, and liner notes that provide a deeper insight into Dylan's creative process during this era.