I love Bob Dylan

I won many games currenty so i want to give you something back.

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And here have some Bob Dylan because i really love this musician.
Any Dylan fans here?

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yup my fav song redone by my favorite band made on an album that was rare at one point clicky the song was done with the band on the basement tapes Record

edit: The original is here Levon Helm gives the drums to Richard Manue and Robbie Robertson adds some odd riffs on the guitar. . .awesome.

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Great song and great movie!

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Have the Basement tapes here, the full album is awesome.
Feels so real because it's like they are just playing because they want to.

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yeah I have the record. . . It my most played vinyl next to Sticky Fingers.

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My most played "album" at this time is a Bootleg of the concert in CCH Hamburg 19th October 2013. I was there and it was amazing. His voice was in a pretty good shape at the concert.

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I love this version of Pay In Blood

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Long and wasted years is a great version, too. But the best was She belongs to me. Very different version compared to the Original.
His band was great, didn't even had to do eye contact knowing what song to play.

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Extinox

Cheers!

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Cheers ex!

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He's a good talented artist. No doubt.

The harmonica sometimes is annoying, though. It has such a piercing sound. The same happens with Springsteen.

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I wanna say blasphemy . . . but I have no idea of your age so I'll let it slide.

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Hmm? What does my age have to do with that? I find the harmonica not suitable for every time. You cannot doubt it's a piercing sound.

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But it fits his songs and it's a part of his music. Can't imagine his music without it. Listen to Infidels (great album btw) there's not that much harmonica in it if i got my thoughts right.

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also we are talking about old recording methods. Trumpets, Flutes and Harmonicas always were overpowering in those old mixers. When you go to the remasters they do cut down a bit on the sharpness but the sounds not the same. Or the effect of the song.

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That could be the right word. Overpowering.

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Oh, don't get me wrong. I love his songs, but sometimes there's simply too much harmonica. I'll listen to that particular album. Thanks

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yes but it is due to the recording equipment to the real sound. Listen to Duke Ellington or Ella Fitzgerald. It's not Dylan's or Springsteen's sound rather the equipment.

Edit: by age I more mean the level of wisdom with older recordings not as a slant

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No probs. I mean I'm quite young (21) but I do enjoy listenin to music and I kinda have a bit of an ear. tThat's all

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Tychox

Oh my God, I feel the same about the harmonica.

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closed?

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FISHEO3gsM

By accident. Open again now. Thx to Lina.

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Tychox

Lay Lady Lay

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DoctorHolmes

Thanks

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MFKraven

dont know how to clicky, don't wanna learn.

my fave Dylan song.

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How come i don't know this one? :o Good one!

here, have a clickly

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anaptyxis

Dabba Doo! I wub noo doo!

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anaptyxis

Best Dylan lyrics: da toob

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His early Talkin' songs are sometimes complicated to understand if your mother language isn't English. But i like them anyways, have to listen to them a few times to get most of the lyrics.

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crocket

WHAT?! He is speaking English?!

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mechanicalbride

Wtf?? Bring the whole kids?? Ohh no way can I manage that

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missed the connection of Irony and Allusion to the birth of America tied to the symbol of a Bear for Russia during the Satellite Empire times.

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doctorofjournalism

Bobby D is the S

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crocket

Do you speak with a mouthful of marbles like Dylan does?

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no that is This

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Bunnychu

I have a Bob Dylan tattoo.

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fiftykyu

Yes, big Bob Dylan fan here. Used to listen to Desire a lot, but you could pick any random album from 1962 up to today, and there'd be something to knock you over. Think it's like listening to Stevie Wonder, you wonder how does this one guy have all this talent... :)

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Desire on Vinyl was actually my first album i heard about Dylan. Then bought Blonde on Blonde and some Bootlegs (e.g. the ones of The Roland Thunder Revenue).

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Khalaq

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Bob Dylan is one of the artists I grew up with. Most kids, these days, aren't so much into the folk music which was popular, back then. Arlo Guthry, Bob Dylan, Peter, Paul, & Mary, Simon and Garfunkle, Carly Simon, ... And then there were the epic rock bands and artists with which you might be more familiar. Jimmy Hendrix, The Who, Led Zepplin, Jefferson Airplan, The Beatles, ...

There were so many great musicians and bands, back then, that you couldn't even name them all. The "pop" music, some rock, and even a little disco are still floating around, today, but the overall quality of what was on the radio, back then, was much higher than what you find, today.

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Hangoverlike

There are just as many great musicians/bands NOW, if not more. You just have to look a bit harder to find them, and that is totally normal since the volume of music that comes out these days is way way bigger than in the old days.

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