rvi

5y

maybe Dylan is my final boss

Elric

5y

Okay maybe it's not "jamming" but from the sound of the Blonde sessions he was basically doing the same thing the Dead do but with words instead of instruments. Slowly painting/building an expressionistic monument piece by piece until the cumulative effect whallops you.

He didn't tell the musicians what to do on Sad Eyed Lady or where they were going to end up it just flowed forth .

rvi

5y

yeah i feel what you are saying but still a totally different side of the spectrum

rvi

5y

yeah i feel what you are saying but still a totally different side of the spectrum

rvi

5y

yeah i feel what you are saying but still a totally different side of the spectrum

Elric

5y

zappa partly produced this album and played on here

Elric

5y

Honestly what a creature

His fingernails in '66 I think he was doing speed all day to keep the tour momentum going and heroin at night to finally crash and get some sleep. Definitely would have killed him if he didn't come up with that motorcycle crash excuse to get off the road for a couple years.

Look at these two both of em rail thin with one foot in the grave that year

rvi

5y

i swear im not trolling or baiting but i still dont understand your (and atl's) infatuation with this dylan live stuff

is it mainly just the vocal or what? and yeah i obviously love Band but still havent loved a single Dylan recording more than its studio version

probably already commented this same exact thing at one point so forgive me

rvi

5y

i swear im not trolling or baiting but i still dont understand your (and atl's) infatuation with this dylan live stuff

is it mainly just the vocal or what? and yeah i obviously love Band but still havent loved a single Dylan recording more than its studio version

probably already commented this same exact thing at one point so forgive me

Elric

5y

Pull up on this fool @fuk_an_ad_lib

Elric

5y

kidding but yeah idk coltranes style too abstract for me usually

Atlienz

5y

it's actually the opposite of the vocals, that's secondary unless he's performing solo songs.

it's kind of hard to put a finger on just one thing but the songs that they chose for the 66 tour are brought to life with such passion and that thin wild mercury energy which is so vibrant and eventually if you get into Dylan as much as elric and me are the live stuff is just an add on to the studio versions...it's more of what you're feeling at the time. the solo sets, I agree with you that none of them top the studio versions but those are the calm before the storm.

the live sets are just so f***ing electric though that's the stuff when you wanna geek the f*** out to the most potent jams know to man

Elric

5y

here's another great bewk;

Atlienz

5y

got that Lester Bangs in the mail yesterday also copped these two since hitting another dylan binge
https://www.amazon.com/Old-Weird-America-Dylans-Basement/dp/0312572913
https://www.amazon.com/That-Thin-Wild-Mercury-Sound/dp/1613735472/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1638755319&sr=1-1

Atlienz

5y

current go to jam

btw I'm about through with No Direction Home for the first time in awhile...never realized how badly Dylan screwed over Baez during the 65 tour. he really seemed to have some regret there in the interview about it. wonder how many lyrics he penned about her between that and there reunion ten years later

Elric

5y

Did you ever hear this neglected trailblazer?

"John Peel introduced the song with the comment, "This is to my mind the best popular record that's ever been recorded"

internet buddy

5y

This is a mini-epic

internet buddy

5y

This is a mini-epic

Elric

5y

I'm waiting for RVI to watch it before I revisit it

internet buddy

5y

This is a mini-epic

rvi

5y

i can take you to the sun but you dont want to go :fck: