Appalled at the negative reviews directed at the album, Bolan wrote a letter in its defence to the 11 July 1970 edition of Melody Maker: Rock critics Jimmy Guterman and Owen O'Donnell, in their 1991 book "The Worst Rock and Roll Records of All Time," listed "Self-Portrait" as the third worst rock album ever, with only Lou Reed's experimental "Metal Machine Music" and Elvis Presley's concert byplay album "Having Fun with Elvis on Stage" faring worse. "The breakup of the Beatles shortly before this album's release," they wrote, "signaled the end of the sixties; "Self-Portrait" suggested the end of Bob Dylan." In 1973, Knopf published Dylan's song lyrics, sketches, and album notes as "Writings and Drawings", with updated versions called "Lyrics" appearing in 1985 and 2000. In all three editions, the original lyrics from "Self Portrait" are never acknowledged, suggesting Dylan's disavowal of the whole album to that time. However, the lyrics to "Living the Blues" and "Minstrel Boy" are included, listed as extra songs from the "Nashville Skyline" sessions; the 2004 edition includes them under their own entry and Dylan's current website includes the release together with lyrics and download links. Dylan revisited "Self Portrait" on "" in 2013.