Jun 30, 2020·1 reply
GooLmao I'll never understand this approach
You should. You're a Nas fan
- Jun 30, 2020
chili· editedthe music ain't bad, far from it
but for 2020 standards, it isn't "mind altering" like op is saying, it kinda has a country twang to it that a lot of ppl raised on modern pop & hip hop may be turned off by, but the the lyrics have that quality that op is searching for
Bro the band on Highway 61 Revisited was damn good, for someone with the voice of a dying cat he really knew how to work with it too
2020 standards is just some electronic bleep bloops on top, they wouldn't've improved his songs
- Jun 30, 2020·2 repliesTeal_
You should. You're a Nas fan
Nas voice and beats are all goated to me tho lol
- Jun 30, 2020·1 replyGoo
Nas voice and beats are all goated to me tho lol
Nas is the Bob Dylan of Hip-Hop. A lyrical giant.
- Jun 30, 2020·edited·1 replyTeal_
Nas is the Bob Dylan of Hip-Hop. A lyrical giant.
Yeah I agree
I like Nas a lot more just personally speaking
Bob Dylan isn't my fav artist but it's cool to hear him every once in a while he got some classics
- Jun 30, 2020·2 repliesGoo· edited
Yeah I agree
I like Nas a lot more just personally speaking
Bob Dylan isn't my fav artist but it's cool to hear him every once in a while he got some classics
F*** what the old heads say, Dylan is an acquired taste.
I love him, but I wouldn't recommend his music to most people.
There's a small percentage of people that value lyrics over music.
Jun 30, 2020bloomThat and blonde on blonde is exactly what I’m referring to.
I might not have given him a fair chance tho tbh. I just went back and it’s some great music there. I expected something more...crazy? I guess
Listen to Highway 61 and Bringing it all
- Jun 30, 2020·edited·1 replyTeal_
F*** what the old heads say, Dylan is an acquired taste.
I love him, but I wouldn't recommend his music to most people.
There's a small percentage of people that value lyrics over music.
Yeah you just gotta appreciate raw songwriting to enjoy him
Travis Scott heads who need high value production and vocal effects would be disappointed I guess
- Jun 30, 2020Ooo
Youre dumb for that one
- Jun 30, 2020·1 replyGoo
Nas voice and beats are all goated to me tho lol
Halftime playing as I type
- Jun 30, 2020dat guy
Halftime playing as I type
Tbh a couple years ago I heard Highway 61 Revisited and felt it was the Illmatic of rock then had it on loop for like 2 days
After that I just forgot about it tho
Jun 30, 2020·3 repliesTeal_F*** what the old heads say, Dylan is an acquired taste.
I love him, but I wouldn't recommend his music to most people.
There's a small percentage of people that value lyrics over music.
It’s not even about valuing music over lyrics. They are both a part of the package. Dylan might be more exceptional as a poet than as a songwriter, but he still has consistently great sounding songs. At least for me, I don’t just go for him for lyrics even tho that’s the main seller- it’s about the whole atmosphere he brings
Jun 30, 2020Blonde on Blonde a classic, I have to revisit
- Jun 30, 2020Einfinet
It’s not even about valuing music over lyrics. They are both a part of the package. Dylan might be more exceptional as a poet than as a songwriter, but he still has consistently great sounding songs. At least for me, I don’t just go for him for lyrics even tho that’s the main seller- it’s about the whole atmosphere he brings
He was a dope ass guitarist too
Lee Ranaldo of Sonic Youth has an interview out there where he talks about it
- Jun 30, 2020Einfinet
It’s not even about valuing music over lyrics. They are both a part of the package. Dylan might be more exceptional as a poet than as a songwriter, but he still has consistently great sounding songs. At least for me, I don’t just go for him for lyrics even tho that’s the main seller- it’s about the whole atmosphere he brings
I understand what you mean. That's how I feel about Blonde on Blonde. I love the carnival-esque atmosphere of that album. You can smell the sawdust and popcorn as soon as the music starts
Jun 30, 2020·1 replybloomthe hicks exiting a barn is a more integral part to the scene than the fire itself
dylan is the highest order of music royalty. i expected something mind altering like when i got put on to pink floyd as a teenager
I guess hes not exactly on another level instrumentally but like someone else already said, thats not his schtick. The value is in the writing
- Jun 30, 2020·1 replyGoo
Yeah you just gotta appreciate raw songwriting to enjoy him
Travis Scott heads who need high value production and vocal effects would be disappointed I guess
Does it count as high production value when its mixed by mike dean?
- Jun 30, 2020·1 replynocomment
Does it count as high production value when its mixed by mike dean?
💀 didn't know how else to describe it
Just overproduced digital sounding s***
- Jun 30, 2020Goo
💀 didn't know how else to describe it
Just overproduced digital sounding s***
Nah dw i know what you mean im just joking
Jun 30, 2020·1 replyHighway 61 Revisited is the only album of his I kind of enjoyed
Jun 30, 2020·1 replybloomthe hicks exiting a barn is a more integral part to the scene than the fire itself
dylan is the highest order of music royalty. i expected something mind altering like when i got put on to pink floyd as a teenager
Hicks don't listen to Bob Dylan lmao, white college kids do
But check out Planet Waves, Highway 61 revisited, and Freewheeling Bob Dylan that's his best 3 imo
- OPJun 30, 2020nocomment
I guess hes not exactly on another level instrumentally but like someone else already said, thats not his schtick. The value is in the writing
I see.. I wasnt listening to his words at all lmao. I was waiting for hot riffs and interesting melodies
- OPJun 30, 2020Flynn
Hicks don't listen to Bob Dylan lmao, white college kids do
But check out Planet Waves, Highway 61 revisited, and Freewheeling Bob Dylan that's his best 3 imo
bet
Jun 30, 2020literally the greatest artist of all time
- Aug 19, 2020LilDrip
Highway 61 Revisited is the only album of his I kind of enjoyed
did you listen to Desire