i do like one of his songs..shite! i can't remember the name!!
lol
o well
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color="green">The Fairy King wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Where's TQ? xD[/QUOTE]
That's what I was wondering. I'm personally not a fan of Dylan's, so I can't make as compelling an argument as he probably can. However, I do completely appreciate Bob Dylan's work.
That's what I was wondering. I'm personally not a fan of Dylan's, so I can't make as compelling an argument as he probably can. However, I do completely appreciate Bob Dylan's work.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Alex Solan wrote: [/QUOTENAME]He's overated same as Jimi Hendrix and Elvis Presley. The real icon of modern music is Rick Astley. Period.[/QUOTE]
LMAO.... Your not serious right? My mum likes him. Didn't he just have a few hits here and there?
LMAO.... Your not serious right? My mum likes him. Didn't he just have a few hits here and there?
Bob Dylan should have stuck to poetry.
The guy might write great lyrics, but he can't sing for crock shit, and the music is fuckin' awful.
The guy might write great lyrics, but he can't sing for crock shit, and the music is fuckin' awful.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color="#FF00CC">its_a_hard_life wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Alex Solan wrote: [/QUOTENAME]He's overated same as Jimi Hendrix and Elvis Presley. The real icon of modern music is Rick Astley. Period.[/QUOTE]
LMAO.... Your not serious right? My mum likes him. Didn't he just have a few hits here and there? [/QUOTE]
It doesn't really matter how many hits he had.
LMAO.... Your not serious right? My mum likes him. Didn't he just have a few hits here and there? [/QUOTE]
It doesn't really matter how many hits he had.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]ChinesedogTorture wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color="#FF00CC">its_a_hard_life wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Alex Solan wrote: [/QUOTENAME]He's overated same as Jimi Hendrix and Elvis Presley. The real icon of modern music is Rick Astley. Period.[/QUOTE]
LMAO.... Your not serious right? My mum likes him. Didn't he just have a few hits here and there? [/QUOTE]
It doesn't really matter how many hits he had.[/QUOTE]
True, but LMAO =D
LMAO.... Your not serious right? My mum likes him. Didn't he just have a few hits here and there? [/QUOTE]
It doesn't really matter how many hits he had.[/QUOTE]
True, but LMAO =D
Am - F - G - Am
pick these chords
strum along as you want
put some lyrics
then get a duck with cancer
and make him sing it
that's bob dylan
and that's maybe too complex for Dylan
pick these chords
strum along as you want
put some lyrics
then get a duck with cancer
and make him sing it
that's bob dylan
and that's maybe too complex for Dylan
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]MatiasMay wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I DON'T
HE'S THE WORST SINGER EVER
AND HIS SONGS ARE REALLY REALLY SILLY
I WISH HE'D NEVER BEEN BORN
DIE BOB DIE!!![/QUOTE]
Just comes to prove you are a moron. As if we needed proof after your other posts.
HE'S THE WORST SINGER EVER
AND HIS SONGS ARE REALLY REALLY SILLY
I WISH HE'D NEVER BEEN BORN
DIE BOB DIE!!![/QUOTE]
Just comes to prove you are a moron. As if we needed proof after your other posts.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]rogerette_13 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I'm happy SOMEONE agrees with me, I detest the guy, he cannot sing :| I hate him. *runs for her life and hides under a blanket incase caspar comes* I'm not really here... Honestly.. [/QUOTE]
Yes, but you know nothing about music, so that's your excuse.
Yes, but you know nothing about music, so that's your excuse.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mr.Jingles wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Bob Dylan should have stuck to poetry.
The guy might write great lyrics, but he can't sing for crock shit, and the music is fuckin' awful.[/QUOTE]
Have a listen to the MUSIC of "Positively 4th Street", listen to "The Final Theme" from the "Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid" (sountrack-)album, hear "The Basement Tapes", listen to his vocals on the album "Blood On The Tracks" and dare repeat what you just said!
The guy might write great lyrics, but he can't sing for crock shit, and the music is fuckin' awful.[/QUOTE]
Have a listen to the MUSIC of "Positively 4th Street", listen to "The Final Theme" from the "Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid" (sountrack-)album, hear "The Basement Tapes", listen to his vocals on the album "Blood On The Tracks" and dare repeat what you just said!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]MatiasMay wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Am - F - G - Am
pick these chords
strum along as you want
put some lyrics
then get a duck with cancer
and make him sing it
that's bob dylan
and that's maybe too complex for Dylan[/QUOTE]
Wow, you are REALLY stupid. An Am-F-G progression is something you wouldn't find a lot with Dylan. Try G-D-Am/G-D-C, D-G-D-A and the likes, which are FOLK-PROGRESSIONS. Besides, I'd like to see you write chord-changes like G-Gm in the middle of a progression and get away with it!
pick these chords
strum along as you want
put some lyrics
then get a duck with cancer
and make him sing it
that's bob dylan
and that's maybe too complex for Dylan[/QUOTE]
Wow, you are REALLY stupid. An Am-F-G progression is something you wouldn't find a lot with Dylan. Try G-D-Am/G-D-C, D-G-D-A and the likes, which are FOLK-PROGRESSIONS. Besides, I'd like to see you write chord-changes like G-Gm in the middle of a progression and get away with it!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson">Thomas Quinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mr.Jingles wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Bob Dylan should have stuck to poetry.
The guy might write great lyrics, but he can't sing for crock shit, and the music is fuckin' awful.[/QUOTE]
Have a listen to the MUSIC of "Positively 4th Street", listen to "The Final Theme" from the "Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid" (sountrack-)album, hear "The Basement Tapes", listen to his vocals on the album "Blood On The Tracks" and dare repeat what you just said![/QUOTE]
I listened to it and it sucks.
I can only tolerate the Simply Red version of "Positively 4th Street" because Mick Hucknall can actually sing.
The guy might write great lyrics, but he can't sing for crock shit, and the music is fuckin' awful.[/QUOTE]
Have a listen to the MUSIC of "Positively 4th Street", listen to "The Final Theme" from the "Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid" (sountrack-)album, hear "The Basement Tapes", listen to his vocals on the album "Blood On The Tracks" and dare repeat what you just said![/QUOTE]
I listened to it and it sucks.
I can only tolerate the Simply Red version of "Positively 4th Street" because Mick Hucknall can actually sing.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mr.Jingles wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson">Thomas Quinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mr.Jingles wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Bob Dylan should have stuck to poetry.
The guy might write great lyrics, but he can't sing for crock shit, and the music is fuckin' awful.[/QUOTE]
Have a listen to the MUSIC of "Positively 4th Street", listen to "The Final Theme" from the "Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid" (sountrack-)album, hear "The Basement Tapes", listen to his vocals on the album "Blood On The Tracks" and dare repeat what you just said![/QUOTE]
I listened to it and it sucks.
I can only tolerate the Simply Red version of "Positively 4th Street" because Mick Hucknall can actually sing. [/QUOTE]
In that case, I'm afraid all I can say is you are seriously impaired in your musical taste. If you can not put yourself past only being able to listen to clean, polished, diatonic music, you miss out on every innovative bit of serious music from most of the 20th century, such as Stravinsky, Cage, Schönberg and Berg in the classical direction, Coltrane, Ayler, Shepp and Mengelberg in jazz and for instance Lou Reed (see for instance The Raven, The Bells) in the pop/rock direction.
The guy might write great lyrics, but he can't sing for crock shit, and the music is fuckin' awful.[/QUOTE]
Have a listen to the MUSIC of "Positively 4th Street", listen to "The Final Theme" from the "Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid" (sountrack-)album, hear "The Basement Tapes", listen to his vocals on the album "Blood On The Tracks" and dare repeat what you just said![/QUOTE]
I listened to it and it sucks.
I can only tolerate the Simply Red version of "Positively 4th Street" because Mick Hucknall can actually sing. [/QUOTE]
In that case, I'm afraid all I can say is you are seriously impaired in your musical taste. If you can not put yourself past only being able to listen to clean, polished, diatonic music, you miss out on every innovative bit of serious music from most of the 20th century, such as Stravinsky, Cage, Schönberg and Berg in the classical direction, Coltrane, Ayler, Shepp and Mengelberg in jazz and for instance Lou Reed (see for instance The Raven, The Bells) in the pop/rock direction.
I actually like some of the mentioned above, but Lou Reed sucks even worse than Dylan.
Personally I'd rather listen to Christina Aguilera.
Personally I'd rather listen to Christina Aguilera.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson">Thomas Quinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]rogerette_13 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I'm happy SOMEONE agrees with me, I detest the guy, he cannot sing :| I hate him. *runs for her life and hides under a blanket incase caspar comes* I'm not really here... Honestly.. [/QUOTE]
Yes, but you know nothing about music, so that's your excuse.[/QUOTE]
That's rich coming from a Bob Dylan fan.
Ahhhh my witty humour..
Yes, but you know nothing about music, so that's your excuse.[/QUOTE]
That's rich coming from a Bob Dylan fan.
Ahhhh my witty humour..