[QUOTE=leppermessiah]I've actually only listened to half of it and haven't really picked a favourite song yet, but once i listen to it more, i'll get back to you. All of the first 6 songs are awesome though.[/QUOTE]
I think you'll find that the first 6 songs are better than the last 6 songs (in general). Some songs like Low aren't really as good as the others.
By the way, do you have a [Hidden Track]? Because I do and it's called 'Till Kingdom Come and I heard that people in other places around the world have different Hidden Tracks.

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]There's a tribute to Queen on MuchMoreMusic right now. Axl Rose, Robert Plant, Elton John, David Bowie....a bunch of people singing Queen songs with the original band backing them up. All going to AIDS research, too.[/QUOTE]
Ya I've seen that a bunch of times.

[QUOTE]Ya I've seen that a bunch of times.[/QUOTE]
Is it a recording?

[QUOTE=Powderfinger Rocks]I think you'll find that the first 6 songs are better than the last 6 songs (in general). Some songs like Low aren't really as good as the others.
By the way, do you have a [Hidden Track]? Because I do and it's called 'Till Kingdom Come and I heard that people in other places around the world have different Hidden Tracks.[/QUOTE]

I don't know...I'll have to check it our tonight.

The posers that were wearing Good Charlotte shirts last year are wearing Led Zepplin and Iron Maiden. Shirts this year. Yep, life is strange.

[QUOTE=Powderfinger Rocks]Is it a recording?[/QUOTE]
yuuuuup.

What in God's name are you blathering about?

P.S Break on through is possibly the best song ever written.

[QUOTE=RockAndRoll]P.S Sweet Jane is possibly the best song ever written.[/QUOTE]

Fix'd

[QUOTE=Illmatic]Fix'd[/QUOTE]

Close tie between those two songs.

Also, I don't care what Badmoon says, Dylan's "Mr. Tambourine Man" is better than The Byrds'...I far prefer Dylan's vocals to The Byrds' (The Byrds' vocals bore me to death in "Mr. Tambourine Man).

[QUOTE]I don't care what Badmoon says[/QUOTE]

Ohhhh, your such a rebel!! :angry:

:p

Well, I knew you were the most outspoken advocate for The Byrds' [inferior :p] cover of it, so...yeah.

Badmoon is not pleased.

[QUOTE=Illmatic]Fix'd[/QUOTE]
:lol:

[QUOTE]Badmoon is not pleased.[/QUOTE]

The Moon doesn't abide.

I only prefer The Byrds' version because of the way Roger McGuinn sings it; it's much different than Dylan's, and I can see how many would dislike his voice on that song.

Np: Toto - Africa :cool:

I recently heard Dylan's (original) version for the first time.

I like the Byrd's sound, moreso their clean guitar sound over anything else.

Vocally its very soothing, whereas Dylan seems tad bit more harsh.

Both are excellent, but like most Dylan covers, I prefer the covered version to the original.

[QUOTE=Seafroggys]

Both are excellent, but like most Dylan covers, I prefer the covered version to the original.[/QUOTE]

'Cuz he's Dylan.

i listen to classic rock alot, but i never totally know what im listening to, just radio stuff, if i could get a list of some good songs, that'd be great

[QUOTE=Seafroggys]I recently heard Dylan's (original) version for the first time.

I like the Byrd's sound, moreso their clean guitar sound over anything else.

Vocally its very soothing, whereas Dylan seems tad bit more harsh.

Both are excellent, but like most Dylan covers, I prefer the covered version to the original.[/QUOTE]

I don't like bob dylan's singing very much at all... he's a great songwriter though!

[QUOTE=Badmoon]The Moon doesn't abide.

I only prefer The Byrds' version because of the way Roger McGuinn sings it; it's much different than Dylan's, and I can see how many would dislike his voice on that song.

Np: Toto - Africa :cool:[/QUOTE]
I have an entire album that has the Byrds covering Dylan ([I]The Byrds play Dylan[/I]) and the only song that the Byrds played better than Dylan is "You Ain't Going Nowhere". His voice fits perfectly with his songs; I don't find it bad at all. Besides the Byrds don't use half the lyrics when they cover him.

off topic but i have one question and im sure u guys are the one to answer it im pretty sure they are but are rush a canadian group?

yes.

SO, who here is a fan of Van Morrison?

[QUOTE=Schyma]I have an entire album that has the Byrds covering Dylan ([I]The Byrds play Dylan[/I]) and the only song that the Byrds played better than Dylan is "You Ain't Going Nowhere". His voice fits perfectly with his songs; I don't find it bad at all. Besides the Byrds don't use half the lyrics when they cover him.[/QUOTE]

They don't always change the lyrics, but they do a lot. The lyrics to "You Ain't Going Nowhere" needed to be edited (Bob Dylan even changed them a bunch; there's various versions); they were a bit too random and I don't think there was much of a rhyme meter. Bob Dylan even started to perform The Byrd's version after he heard it.

[QUOTE=TheDMV]SO, who here is a fan of Van Morrison?[/QUOTE]

Me.

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan]Wow, Cowgirl In the Sand is an awesome song.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, it is :D It is very long, but at the same time not long enough

Could I perhaps cajole you into uploading it for me?

[QUOTE=TheDMV]SO, who here is a fan of Van Morrison?[/QUOTE]

He's pretty good. I missed talk on Dylan?

:upset:

[QUOTE=clown_phobia]I don't like bob dylan's singing very much at all... he's a great songwriter though![/QUOTE]


His singing can be good at times. It's just not extremely impressive.

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]Yeah, it is :D It is very long, but at the same time not long enough

Could I perhaps cajole you into uploading it for me?[/QUOTE]

When I am done downloading these two albums, I'd be happy to.