Also, how was he so effay?
Favorite Dylan album and song?
Evan Torres
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Jaxon Sanchez
he's only effay because all male models look like skinny jews in black clothes.
Thomas Davis
>album
blondeonblonde
>song
baby blue
Michael Davis
>Album
Modern Times
>Song
Tangled Up in Blue (bootleg 1-3 version)
I have a slightly unhealthy obsession with Dylan, I now rarely listen to anyone else. Also love playing his songs on guitar, my little black songbook has taught me more chords than anything else.
James Foster
Album: Blonde on Blonde
Song: Ballad of a Thin Man
Jace Diaz
Blonde on Blonde
Desolation Row
Jaxson Jenkins
highway 61
hurricane
good choices
Wyatt Torres
Is this version on YT somewhere?
Colton Lewis
It's from the alternative New York version of Blood on The Tracks
Asher Kelly
blonde on blonde
mississippi (tell tale signs version #1)
Ian Myers
How did he become famous with such a terrible voice?
Ryder Young
good timing, good words
Jack Hughes
>Album
Bringing it all back home
>Song
It's alright ma (I'm Only bleeding)
Brandon Wright
Robert Zimmerman was a poseur and his fans are the most delusional pedants on this board. Another limousine socialist cashing in on idealistic simpletons with horrible taste.
Angel Jackson
is this true?
Joseph Sullivan
That's not the one on Bootleg 1-3, although you are correct it was a New York take. This is the version I love:
Landon Jackson
In fact, I am really not convinced that is even Bob Dylan. It sounds like an Australian guy imitating the Bootleg 1 - 3 recording. As far as I know no unofficial bootlegs surfaced for Tabgles Up in Blue either. Dodgy.
Ian Allen
No. With exception to a couple of songs from the early 60s there are very few overtly political songs out of the hundreds he has recorded, and the few political songs that do exist are either abstract or tongue in cheek. None purport to offer any answers and Bob has never claimed to be a socialist as far as I am aware.
Camden Morgan
Song: simple twist of fate
Blood on the Tracks is my favorite album
Xavier Flores
>album
John Wesley Harding
>song
Desolation Row / I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine / It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
Damn good version. Good pick. Love the live version of High Water (for Charlie Patton) on that one too.
Confirmed for never having listened to Dylan.
Camden Mitchell
Because people with a good voice made his songs famous.
Angel Nelson
It grows on you. I find it pleasing now desu, and hardly even realize that he has a "bad" voice.
Owen Bennett
Isis
Blood on the tracks
that was my favorite song of his too for a long time but then i got high on marijuana and listened to it and i've never liked it as much since
Lucas Martinez
You're a Big Girl Now
Blood on the Tracks
Joshua Roberts
Album: Blonde On Blonde
Song: Visions of Johanna
Aiden White
Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues
Henry Murphy
Aren't they called champagne socialist