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The only reason I do those threads is to write legit reviews, not s***ty blogs like other folks lol.

she was born in spring, but i was born too late

Goat

I’m Not There is one of his mumble classics.

I also really like some of the covers he did on it. Spanish Is The Loving Tongue, The French Girl, Joshua’s Gone to Barbados, Song for Canada >>>

Also some of the wacky stuff like the You Ain’t Going Nowhere, Quinn the Eskimo, Jelly Bean, and All You Have to do is Dream

old and experienced bob singing one of his earliest songs that he wrote for his idol

Bob's set for the Concert For Bangladesh is

my man really started painting his face for rolling thunder revue after seeing kiss live

real recognize real

oh my body glows with flame

I've had Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits on repeat for the last couple of weeks. Man is goated

possibly the goat album

i've only made it through all the way once .... i'm not big on the sound of it like the recording the sound doesn't resonate with me.. the a complete version must be brazy wrong even being part of the bootleg series

Well you probably know that they weren't worried about the sound quality and were just recording the songs as demos for the most part so yeah it's murky but there's a precious atmosphere of spontaneity thinking nobody was gonna hear these recordings allowed him to get goofier and more hilarious with his lyrics than he ever had but also expose himself like a open wound to write the most anguished ballads of his life.

He could have had one of the top 5 albums of the 60s of he actually released a condensed form in '67 just ranked my favourites yesterday
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Nice, my favorites from it are pretty similar

I Shall Be Released
I'm Not There
Too Much of Nothing
Spanish is the Loving Tongue
Santa-Fe
This Wheel's On Fire
Tears of Rage
Quinn the Eskimo
You Ain't Going Nowhere
900 Miles from My Home

And yeah I love it for the atmosphere despite not being able to completely make out what he says

and this hotel jam session with robbie robertson during the world tour

Was just revisiting Highway 61 Revisited this morning

Always worth it to spin some Dylan

Deadass?

You didn't see rolling thunder yet? Yung Sharon Stone and her chaperone mom somehow ended up backstage and told him about Kiss and their kabuki theatre inspired makeup which Dylan thought was cool

yeah

one of Bob's bandmates dated Gene Simmons and got Bob to see KISS live. they were wearing makeup and he took notice

that too. ive not seen those documentaries either, theyre super long and I never got around, though I know they're goated

i totally get the approach was for them to drop a project of them having a glorfiied jam session with some structure around, well that's the impression i had on my initial listens to which i have to say i enjoyed especially second time around.

i ain't got no streaming account (currently) so, i'm going to download the original (not the bootleg joint which is like war and piece in audio form in terms of length, however i expect dylanheads been feasting on it for a minute.)

In for the new book

“All songs are about one thing and one thing specifically, there is no shading, no nuance, no mystery. Perhaps this is why music is not a place where people put their dreams at the moment; dreams suffocate in these airless environs. And it’s not just songs – movies, television shows, even clothing and food, everything is niche-marketed and overly fussed with. There isn’t an item on the menu that doesn’t have half a dozen adjectives in front of it, all chosen to hit you in your sociopolitical-humanitarian-snobby-foodie consumer spot. Enjoy your free-range, cumin-infused, cayenne-dusted heirloom reduction. Sometimes it’s just better to have a BLT and be done with it.”

Go off goat

Out yet?