Good songwriter. Worst concert I've ever seen though. Saw him last year, and I haven't been able to listen to his songs since then.
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You know what I think about him.
His songs are shit, and don't let him sing, for god's sake!!!
Worst singer ever, he doesn't even deserve to be called a singer
His songs are shit, and don't let him sing, for god's sake!!!
Worst singer ever, he doesn't even deserve to be called a singer
Listen to something like 'Hurricane', and tell me thats not a powerful vocal performance!
it is powerful
makes my ears hurt
makes my ears hurt
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]M a t i a s M a y<h6><i>QZ's Rainmaker wrote: [/QUOTENAME]You know what I think about him.
His songs are shit, and don't let him sing, for god's sake!!!
Worst singer ever, he doesn't even deserve to be called a singer[/QUOTE]
No worries, your loss pal
@NewKillerStar
haha, yeah. prehaps his voice isnt the same anymore eh? But thats the charm of Dylan..His whole life he tried to emulate the voice of a wise man who was worth a million. Now he truly is
His songs are shit, and don't let him sing, for god's sake!!!
Worst singer ever, he doesn't even deserve to be called a singer[/QUOTE]
No worries, your loss pal
@NewKillerStar
haha, yeah. prehaps his voice isnt the same anymore eh? But thats the charm of Dylan..His whole life he tried to emulate the voice of a wise man who was worth a million. Now he truly is
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME].DeaconJohn. wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Listen to something like 'Hurricane', and tell me thats not a powerful vocal performance![/QUOTE]
Ah yes, agreed. The whole album "Desire" is quite powerful "One More Cup" comes to mind especially.
Ah yes, agreed. The whole album "Desire" is quite powerful "One More Cup" comes to mind especially.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SK wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]M a t i a s M a y<h6><i>QZ's Rainmaker wrote: [/QUOTENAME]You know what I think about him.
His songs are shit, and don't let him sing, for god's sake!!!
Worst singer ever, he doesn't even deserve to be called a singer[/QUOTE]
No worries, your loss pal
@NewKillerStar
haha, yeah. prehaps his voice isnt the same anymore eh? But thats the charm of Dylan..His whole life he tried to emulate the voice of a wise man who was worth a million. Now he truly is[/QUOTE]
it's not my loss, your loss
His songs are shit, and don't let him sing, for god's sake!!!
Worst singer ever, he doesn't even deserve to be called a singer[/QUOTE]
No worries, your loss pal
@NewKillerStar
haha, yeah. prehaps his voice isnt the same anymore eh? But thats the charm of Dylan..His whole life he tried to emulate the voice of a wise man who was worth a million. Now he truly is[/QUOTE]
it's not my loss, your loss
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]M a t i a s M a y<h6><i>QZ's Rainmaker wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SK wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]M a t i a s M a y<h6><i>QZ's Rainmaker wrote: [/QUOTENAME]You know what I think about him.
His songs are shit, and don't let him sing, for god's sake!!!
Worst singer ever, he doesn't even deserve to be called a singer[/QUOTE]
No worries, your loss pal
@NewKillerStar
haha, yeah. prehaps his voice isnt the same anymore eh? But thats the charm of Dylan..His whole life he tried to emulate the voice of a wise man who was worth a million. Now he truly is[/QUOTE]
it's not my loss, your loss[/QUOTE]
Cool. Moving on now. What's everyones fave Dylan lp? For me, prehaps its a toss up between Highway 61 Revisited and Blood On The Tracks.
His songs are shit, and don't let him sing, for god's sake!!!
Worst singer ever, he doesn't even deserve to be called a singer[/QUOTE]
No worries, your loss pal
@NewKillerStar
haha, yeah. prehaps his voice isnt the same anymore eh? But thats the charm of Dylan..His whole life he tried to emulate the voice of a wise man who was worth a million. Now he truly is[/QUOTE]
it's not my loss, your loss[/QUOTE]
Cool. Moving on now. What's everyones fave Dylan lp? For me, prehaps its a toss up between Highway 61 Revisited and Blood On The Tracks.
Ah y encima sos de argentina
forro, que mierda tenes en el oido??
como podes escuchar esa cagada???
sos un capo, la verdad te admiro, yo no soportaria escuchar esa mierda, me sangrarian las orejas del dolor
forro, que mierda tenes en el oido??
como podes escuchar esa cagada???
sos un capo, la verdad te admiro, yo no soportaria escuchar esa mierda, me sangrarian las orejas del dolor
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]M a t i a s M a y<h6><i>QZ's Rainmaker wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Ah y encima sos de argentina
forro, que mierda tenes en el oido??
como podes escuchar esa cagada???
sos un capo, la verdad te admiro, yo no soportaria escuchar esa mierda, me sangrarian las orejas del dolor[/QUOTE]
If I understood that correctly(Which I probably didnt)its all opinion based mate. We all enjoy different kinds of music, no need to diss it, you know what I mean? I mean I was just reading a thread were a bunch of people were upset at music lovers who call Queen "shit" you know. People shouldnt take these things too seriously. Anyways no hard feelings pal. Enjoy the Queen music
forro, que mierda tenes en el oido??
como podes escuchar esa cagada???
sos un capo, la verdad te admiro, yo no soportaria escuchar esa mierda, me sangrarian las orejas del dolor[/QUOTE]
If I understood that correctly(Which I probably didnt)its all opinion based mate. We all enjoy different kinds of music, no need to diss it, you know what I mean? I mean I was just reading a thread were a bunch of people were upset at music lovers who call Queen "shit" you know. People shouldnt take these things too seriously. Anyways no hard feelings pal. Enjoy the Queen music
I like Bob Dylan
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SK wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Like A Rolling Stone is such an epic song, although I can see why one might find it funny. Rainday Women 12 and 35 is quite hillarious as its ment to be, its about Women and how scornful they can be(Many mistakenly think its about drugs...)[/QUOTE]
I think you're the one who misunderstood it. Not only is it about drugs, it was recorded in the middle of the night after a wild party, with all of Dylan's band stoned out of their minds (but not Dylan; the bugger had planned everything including the party all along). Moreover, the line "everybody must get stoned" is a dead giveaway. It is true that the song is on two levels, though.
I think you're the one who misunderstood it. Not only is it about drugs, it was recorded in the middle of the night after a wild party, with all of Dylan's band stoned out of their minds (but not Dylan; the bugger had planned everything including the party all along). Moreover, the line "everybody must get stoned" is a dead giveaway. It is true that the song is on two levels, though.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson"> ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SK wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Like A Rolling Stone is such an epic song, although I can see why one might find it funny. Rainday Women 12 and 35 is quite hillarious as its ment to be, its about Women and how scornful they can be(Many mistakenly think its about drugs...)[/QUOTE]
I think you're the one who misunderstood it. Not only is it about drugs, it was recorded in the middle of the night after a wild party, with all of Dylan's band stoned out of their minds (but not Dylan; the bugger had planned everything including the party all along). Moreover, the line "everybody must get stoned" is a dead giveaway. It is true that the song is on two levels,
though.[/QUOTE]
Oh no,thats correct, Dylan did get the Hawks(Who would later become "The Band") stoned and switched their instruments to produce that raw funny type sound. Now, this is straight from Dylan's mouth, the line everyone must get stoned, was a paordy of the current psychedelic era, Like you said, the song is on two levels, but prehaps the true one is the scorn of women, the more playful one is, turning onto drugs. Actually, funnily enough, Dylan was the one who introduced Marijuana to the Beatles! But as Dylan once said "I've never written a song about Drugs" then again..He's also said "I've only written about three songs in my life...It just happens that I write the same three over and over again.." :p.
I think you're the one who misunderstood it. Not only is it about drugs, it was recorded in the middle of the night after a wild party, with all of Dylan's band stoned out of their minds (but not Dylan; the bugger had planned everything including the party all along). Moreover, the line "everybody must get stoned" is a dead giveaway. It is true that the song is on two levels,
though.[/QUOTE]
Oh no,thats correct, Dylan did get the Hawks(Who would later become "The Band") stoned and switched their instruments to produce that raw funny type sound. Now, this is straight from Dylan's mouth, the line everyone must get stoned, was a paordy of the current psychedelic era, Like you said, the song is on two levels, but prehaps the true one is the scorn of women, the more playful one is, turning onto drugs. Actually, funnily enough, Dylan was the one who introduced Marijuana to the Beatles! But as Dylan once said "I've never written a song about Drugs" then again..He's also said "I've only written about three songs in my life...It just happens that I write the same three over and over again.." :p.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SK wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson"> ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SK wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Like A Rolling Stone is such an epic song, although I can see why one might find it funny. Rainday Women 12 and 35 is quite hillarious as its ment to be, its about Women and how scornful they can be(Many mistakenly think its about drugs...)[/QUOTE]
I think you're the one who misunderstood it. Not only is it about drugs, it was recorded in the middle of the night after a wild party, with all of Dylan's band stoned out of their minds (but not Dylan; the bugger had planned everything including the party all along). Moreover, the line "everybody must get stoned" is a dead giveaway. It is true that the song is on two levels,
though.[/QUOTE]
Oh no,thats correct, Dylan did get the Hawks(Who would later become "The Band") stoned and switched their instruments to produce that raw funny type sound. Now, this is straight from Dylan's mouth, the line everyone must get stoned, was a paordy of the current psychedelic era, Like you said, the song is on two levels, but prehaps the true one is the scorn of women, the more playful one is, turning onto drugs. Actually, funnily enough, Dylan was the one who introduced Marijuana to the Beatles! But as Dylan once said "I've never written a song about Drugs" then again..He's also said "I've only written about three songs in my life...It just happens that I write the same three over and over again.." :p. [/QUOTE]
If there's one thing I've learned over the years, it is that the most UNRELIABLE source of information on Bob Dylan is...Bob Dylan. He hates interviewers.
Bruce Springsteen might give him a run for his money when it comes to being unreliable, though...I have about 50 concert-recordings of him , and on nearly every single one he gives a different account of how he met Clarence (Clemmons), each more out-there than the other.
I think you're the one who misunderstood it. Not only is it about drugs, it was recorded in the middle of the night after a wild party, with all of Dylan's band stoned out of their minds (but not Dylan; the bugger had planned everything including the party all along). Moreover, the line "everybody must get stoned" is a dead giveaway. It is true that the song is on two levels,
though.[/QUOTE]
Oh no,thats correct, Dylan did get the Hawks(Who would later become "The Band") stoned and switched their instruments to produce that raw funny type sound. Now, this is straight from Dylan's mouth, the line everyone must get stoned, was a paordy of the current psychedelic era, Like you said, the song is on two levels, but prehaps the true one is the scorn of women, the more playful one is, turning onto drugs. Actually, funnily enough, Dylan was the one who introduced Marijuana to the Beatles! But as Dylan once said "I've never written a song about Drugs" then again..He's also said "I've only written about three songs in my life...It just happens that I write the same three over and over again.." :p. [/QUOTE]
If there's one thing I've learned over the years, it is that the most UNRELIABLE source of information on Bob Dylan is...Bob Dylan. He hates interviewers.
Bruce Springsteen might give him a run for his money when it comes to being unreliable, though...I have about 50 concert-recordings of him , and on nearly every single one he gives a different account of how he met Clarence (Clemmons), each more out-there than the other.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson"> ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SK wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson"> ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SK wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Like A Rolling Stone is such an epic song, although I can see why one might find it funny. Rainday Women 12 and 35 is quite hillarious as its ment to be, its about Women and how scornful they can be(Many mistakenly think its about drugs...)[/QUOTE]
I think you're the one who misunderstood it. Not only is it about drugs, it was recorded in the middle of the night after a wild party, with all of Dylan's band stoned out of their minds (but not Dylan; the bugger had planned everything including the party all along). Moreover, the line "everybody must get stoned" is a dead giveaway. It is true that the song is on two levels,
though.[/QUOTE]
Oh no,thats correct, Dylan did get the Hawks(Who would later become "The Band") stoned and switched their instruments to produce that raw funny type sound. Now, this is straight from Dylan's mouth, the line everyone must get stoned, was a paordy of the current psychedelic era, Like you said, the song is on two levels, but prehaps the true one is the scorn of women, the more playful one is, turning onto drugs. Actually, funnily enough, Dylan was the one who introduced Marijuana to the Beatles! But as Dylan once said "I've never written a song about Drugs" then again..He's also said "I've only written about three songs in my life...It just happens that I write the same three over and over again.." :p. [/QUOTE]
If there's one thing I've learned over the years, it is that the most UNRELIABLE source of information on Bob Dylan is...Bob Dylan. He hates interviewers.
Bruce Springsteen might give him a run for his money when it comes to being unreliable, though...I have about 50 concert-recordings of him , and on nearly every single one he gives a different account of how he met Clarence (Clemmons), each more out-there than the other.[/QUOTE]
Haha, yes thats right. Bob Dylan is sort of a tricky bugger isnt he? I remember one time he said "It's Alright Ma, I'm Only Bleeding" was junk, then a little while later on 60 minutes I believe he said "What, are you kidding me, that was a great song....I can't write stuff like that anymore!" lol.
I think you're the one who misunderstood it. Not only is it about drugs, it was recorded in the middle of the night after a wild party, with all of Dylan's band stoned out of their minds (but not Dylan; the bugger had planned everything including the party all along). Moreover, the line "everybody must get stoned" is a dead giveaway. It is true that the song is on two levels,
though.[/QUOTE]
Oh no,thats correct, Dylan did get the Hawks(Who would later become "The Band") stoned and switched their instruments to produce that raw funny type sound. Now, this is straight from Dylan's mouth, the line everyone must get stoned, was a paordy of the current psychedelic era, Like you said, the song is on two levels, but prehaps the true one is the scorn of women, the more playful one is, turning onto drugs. Actually, funnily enough, Dylan was the one who introduced Marijuana to the Beatles! But as Dylan once said "I've never written a song about Drugs" then again..He's also said "I've only written about three songs in my life...It just happens that I write the same three over and over again.." :p. [/QUOTE]
If there's one thing I've learned over the years, it is that the most UNRELIABLE source of information on Bob Dylan is...Bob Dylan. He hates interviewers.
Bruce Springsteen might give him a run for his money when it comes to being unreliable, though...I have about 50 concert-recordings of him , and on nearly every single one he gives a different account of how he met Clarence (Clemmons), each more out-there than the other.[/QUOTE]
Haha, yes thats right. Bob Dylan is sort of a tricky bugger isnt he? I remember one time he said "It's Alright Ma, I'm Only Bleeding" was junk, then a little while later on 60 minutes I believe he said "What, are you kidding me, that was a great song....I can't write stuff like that anymore!" lol.