that good bob dylan 😎

Yeah that's what I meant when I said that Dylan had a head start by 20 years and is still making good music long after Prince has passed away. If Bob's quality stopped after JWH then It would be a lot tighter. Bob has added nearly 20 more masterpieces to his body of work since he turned 60 though

Just revisited Murder Most Foul and it's right up there with Desolation Row

I found his dense lyrics just guitar folk early career ones hard to get into without enjoying these more rhythmic electric type ones first so try some of these

oh yeah

she's p cute in it

the human x bob dylan ep tho

Fiona on the keys, ho

One Of Us Must Know his second best song

kids these days dont understand how mythical and impossible to find the best of the best of the Basement Tapes songs were for like half a century you had to know someone who knew someone

these was my white whales for years and when I finally found them

@twinkletoez @Beach_kneega I can hep but hear Future on that now

probably the highlight of her recording career lol

Did Future sample that?

Lmao no buddy was just saying Dylan was the first mumble artist and I can see it

gl on keeping it nice and concise

youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnerVqHz1X_Y2rHUN0Ug56oHCXnrtcgnb&si=hJCnkAho15INzv6n

added all the bob songs from the movie ost at the end tho cause i fwed all of them

I dont think ive heard that I Was Young When I Left Home. love the dusty sparse early acoustic stuff when he already sounded like he was 71 at 21.

one of my all time favorite live performances of an album

Covering all the markets now

thats how it ALWAYS goes bro with all these overhyped flicks

shoutout Liz from TrueAnon she put her entire frustration about timoty chalamet and this whole s*** so well

love this interview man ton of fun

i was bored watching nosferatu so i was just goin around watching 10-15 mins from other movies, i really like the bar scene when he gets recognized and then gets punched! i dont know the context but i love to see tim get punched

This was great!

Its just a biopic movie no need to be so angry over it. Plus what is there to be angry about? Its a great movie

I liked this alot, felt like a return to form for Mangold (even though his miss was just his last one lol). Timothee was incredible though, his mannerisms and the little ticks his gives in his portrayal made you feel just how deeply he invested himself into this role. I normally hate when awards go to biopic performances but I can see this being 1000% justified if he wins any. I was iffy on the romantic subplot being a major one, but I liked the dynamic by the end and how it showed you a side of him most wouldn’t really know. And I guess that’s a testament more on how Dylan himself avoided the usual pitfalls for musical biopics (addiction, early death, major controversies), what really makes it stand out is the enigma of Dylan himself and his talent. The ending felt a tad tacky though, but I get they wanted to add something climatic to end the film on. And I would’ve also loved more backstory on the side characters, it feels like most of them solely exist to big up Dylan rather then being a known talent. Other than that though, I had a great time.

8/10

just peeped it was pretty good

it would only be alright but performances from timo especially elevate it so much.

and boyd holbrook as johnny cash