Did hearing that in Sopranos make you want to hear it?
Nah I had gotten into him a few years after seeing that. Made me laugh when I went back and rewatched it though. Dumbass AJ.
Bringing It All Back Home and Blonde On Blonde are my favorite Dylan albums.
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Weird, I didn’t get this tag. Great compilation though. Dylan always had the best harmonica work.

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Bringing It All Back Home and Blonde On Blonde are my favorite Dylan albums.
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This is one of his most underrated songs

@Elric is this “folk rock”? @RVI
yes
Idk sounds more blues based
both
definitely a big difference between that and a pure blues/blues rock song from 1965
more like based blues
Based blues?
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definitely a big difference between that and a pure blues/blues rock song from 1965
I mean like the way that Chuck Berry's fast songs were still kind of blues based
I mean like the way that Chuck Berry's fast songs were still kind of blues based

YouTube keeps recommending videos titled s*** like “The Complicated Legacy of Lou Reed” and “Why Led Zeppelin Were Cultural Appropriators”. I was like these must be like 5 years old, but nope both from this year. I like video essays about albums, bands, or genres that talk about the music itself not all the unnecessary context around it unless it adds something productive. Any recommendations?
Lord made me watch Ken Burns Country Music documentary and it was an astounding rec. will change your whole perception on not just country but 'merica
Lord made me watch Ken Burns Country Music documentary and it was an astounding rec. will change your whole perception on not just country but 'merica
Thanks. I’ll look into it.
Thanks. I’ll look into it.
You seen any episodes from the Classic Albums series?
You seen any episodes from the Classic Albums series?
I think one or two a while back
Some of y’all should check out The Antlers comeback record Green To Gold, It’s perfect for summertime. It sounds like warm early 70’s singer songwriter stuff but very laid back and sparse. It’s one of those lazy afternoon laying in the grass basking in the sun type albums if that makes sense.
YouTube keeps recommending videos titled s*** like “The Complicated Legacy of Lou Reed” and “Why Led Zeppelin Were Cultural Appropriators”. I was like these must be like 5 years old, but nope both from this year. I like video essays about albums, bands, or genres that talk about the music itself not all the unnecessary context around it unless it adds something productive. Any recommendations?
i dont really watch too many of the video essay type things, i prefer the channels of old dudes just talking about their massive record collection like these 2. more experience and a different kind of knowledge i cant really get from the video essays


Did anybody appeal to as many crowds as The Doors (back when the divides were much deeper)
had credibility with the artsy avante garde, pop charts, hippies, hard rockers, blues rockers, goths etc later on
i dont really watch too many of the video essay type things, i prefer the channels of old dudes just talking about their massive record collection like these 2. more experience and a different kind of knowledge i cant really get from the video essays
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7MKCo11EJ0!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqijXznjGQkYeah that’s probably way better content, I just really like the editing in some of them.