Considering only his singing voice, what album was Bob Dylan's peak?
Considering only his singing voice, what album was Bob Dylan's peak?
Aiden Cook
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Jaxson Johnson
Considering only his lyricism, what album was Frank Zappa's peak?
Juan Gutierrez
Time Out of Mind.
Easton Sullivan
There are some beautiful, lyrical melodies in this album. This is the Capitol records orchestral version.
Here's to hoping you were expecting an answer and didn't think the word lyrical pertains to lyrics.
Aiden Clark
Master of Puppets
Carter Edwards
Blonde on Blonde
Hot Rats (though my favorite is Weasels Ripped my Flesh)
Josiah Lopez
you can't convince me otherwise
Dylan Kelly
Nashville Skyline (1969), because he didn't do as much of his horrible warbling in this one.
Adam Clark
stop talking shit about our accents
you coastal fags sound retarded yourselves
Nicholas Miller
>Hot Rats
>only one song had lyrics on it, sung by captain beefheart
What?
Caleb Jackson
*nasally whine* aahhnn, staaahhp taahlking shit about our accents
*shitty discordant harmonica solo*
Isaac Lewis
*high pitched squeak* iiiiii can’t stoowwwp suckin caaaaaaawck
*sang off key while playing I-IV-V on a shitty acoustic guitar*
Samuel Barnes
New Morning
Jayden Smith
You're both utterly retarded.
Nathaniel Martin
This is you right now
Alexander Martin
Are you suggesting someone should take you seriously? At least make your baits interesting or have the decency to sage otherwise.
Liam Young
oh, moot. Could this really be the end? to be stuck inside a Sup Forums thread with these shitposters again
Nathaniel Hall
I feel you. Many great songs (not quite so great recordings/performances, though), but what really stands out in that album is his voice. What a voice. I mean, fucking listen to Sign at the window. Shivers.
Liam Jackson
Hit a little close to home did we?
Nicholas Lopez
My fuckin sides
Adam Martin
>*high pitched squeak* iiiiii can’t stoowwwp suckin caaaaaaawck
With this masterpiece, no doubt.