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[QUOTE=resist refuse]saxon[/QUOTE]

You should really think about never posting again.

[QUOTE=BassStabbed]the only classic stuff i really like is black sabbath.[/QUOTE]
Same with every other poser in earth.

i didn't see the simpsons thing.

the only dylan albums i own are blood on the tracks, and slow train coming. for some reason i have only listened to the first song on slow train coming. it kinda came out right when he discovered god or whatever so im assuming that affected his songwriting. i've heard most of his albums though, borrowed them from my guitar teacher.


whats saxon?? is it a band or something, that was kind of random and useless.

I didn't see it :(. And i felt bad so I listened to Blond On Blond :D

[QUOTE=Woodstock]Highway 61 Revisited is a perfect album to me.[/QUOTE]

Thats very true, that is why it is my second favourite of his. As for this tv interview, is there a transcription or something?

Holy crap This is one huge *** thread. It has over 15000 posts i think WOW
Thats a lot.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]i didn't see the simpsons thing.

the only dylan albums i own are blood on the tracks, and slow train coming. for some reason i have only listened to the first song on slow train coming. it kinda came out right when he discovered god or whatever so im assuming that affected his songwriting. i've heard most of his albums though, borrowed them from my guitar teacher.


whats saxon?? is it a band or something, that was kind of random and useless.[/QUOTE]

Turn your Tree 'vatar into a Christmas tree 'vatar!

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Turn your Tree 'vatar into a Christmas tree 'vatar![/QUOTE]
No talking about avatars :angry:



Actually I don't care talk about them as much as you want.

[QUOTE=HeNdRiXWasGod]Holy crap This is one huge *** thread. It has over 15000 posts i think WOW
Thats a lot.[/QUOTE]

yep. we just keep adding bricks to the proverbial wall that is this thread. soon there will be no escaping it.

k im trying to find a Dylan song. It's the one that they talked about really early in his interview last night. The interviewer asked him if he could still write lyrics like he used to, and he said no. and then he quoted a song, and then it showed a clip of him performing the song. I wanna know the name of the song, anyone know what it is?

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Turn your Tree 'vatar into a Christmas tree 'vatar![/QUOTE]

i tried at school today, but it was never accepted, first it was too big, then they said it wasn't the right format. i will try again. it was cool too! :thumb:

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]yep. we just keep adding bricks to the proverbial wall that is this thread. soon there will be no escaping it.

k im trying to find a Dylan song. It's the one that they talked about really early in his interview last night. The interviewer asked him if he could still write lyrics like he used to, and he said no. and then he quoted a song, and then it showed a clip of him performing the song. I wanna know the name of the song, anyone know what it is?[/QUOTE]

Obviously I didn't see the interview but if you could tell me maybe two or three of the words i could tell you

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]yep. we just keep adding bricks to the proverbial wall that is this thread. soon there will be no escaping it.

k im trying to find a Dylan song. It's the one that they talked about really early in his interview last night. The interviewer asked him if he could still write lyrics like he used to, and he said no. and then he quoted a song, and then it showed a clip of him performing the song. I wanna know the name of the song, anyone know what it is?[/QUOTE]

I dont know I was trying to find it aswell :confused:

well i suppose i have the tape in my vcr downstairs, and they say the song. i can go watch it.

and my avatar worked! hows it look?

I gotta give to ya brick, thats one bitchin' avatar.

the dylan song: It's alright Ma.

those are some freakin amazing lyrics right there.

that whole interview was amazing. i couldn't believe what he had to say for himself and his songwriting.

[b][u]rawk![/u][/b]

Whats that tree supposed to be anyway?

My mom is in going to school agin for a different degree, and one of her professors went to summer camp with Bob Dylan. He was talking about how wierd he was, and all the other kids were like creeped out by him. When everyone else was out doing summer camp stuff he'd just stay in the cabin and play guitar.

its a bonsai tree. i have one kinda like it, but not as twisty.

ya apparently bob dylan was a big weirdo, but he was brilliant as well. it seems like all the most brilliant people have been a bit crazy.
my mom watched that interview too and she couldn't figure him out, shes like "that man has a lot of problems"

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]My mom is in going to school agin for a different degree, and one of her professors went to summer camp with Bob Dylan. He was talking about how wierd he was, and all the other kids were like creeped out by him. When everyone else was out doing summer camp stuff he'd just stay in the cabin and play guitar.[/QUOTE]

cool story:thumb:

[QUOTE=Creedence Clearwater]cool story:thumb:[/QUOTE]
Thanks:)....I wish I went to summer camp with Bob Dylan.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]the dylan song: It's alright Ma.

those are some freakin amazing lyrics right there.

that whole interview was amazing. i couldn't believe what he had to say for himself and his songwriting.[/QUOTE]

Great interveiw but he seemed really depressed.

and he said he wrote Blowin in the Wind in about ten minutes. the interview guy asked him how..and hes like "i dunno, those songs seemed to have been written magically. you cant just sit down and come up with stuff like that"

hes right though, i try desperately hard to sit and write a good song, but the only good ones seem to come at about four in the morning when im trying to sleep. then i gotta get up and write them down before i forget them. its even harder when i think of a good song for guitar, cuz then i gotta go get my guitar and play it quietly as not to wake anyone. but its worth it.

[QUOTE=Schyma000]Great interveiw but he seemed really depressed.[/QUOTE]

Interested by Dylan interviews.......

[url]http://www.interferenza.com/bcs/interv.htm[/url]

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]My mom is in going to school agin for a different degree, and one of her professors went to summer camp with Bob Dylan. He was talking about how wierd he was, and all the other kids were like creeped out by him. When everyone else was out doing summer camp stuff he'd just stay in the cabin and play guitar.[/QUOTE]
His biggest fans back in the day were kids who were just like him.

[QUOTE=Schyma000]Great interveiw but he seemed really depressed.[/QUOTE]

he hates the media. as would i if i were him, everyone is disecting you and your words. i read this interesting interview with him where he said the first few years after his first album, he could go anywhere and no one would notice him, but suddenly one day the fans just started noticing him everywhere and he couldn't go out anymore. poor guy.

i really like the song Idiot Wind by him, its one of his lesser known gems since its from the mid seventies. most people just know his sixties stuff.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]and he said he wrote Blowin in the Wind in about ten minutes. the interview guy asked him how..and hes like "i dunno, those songs seemed to have been written magically. you cant just sit down and come up with stuff like that"

hes right though, i try desperately hard to sit and write a good song, but the only good ones seem to come at about four in the morning when im trying to sleep. then i gotta get up and write them down before i forget them. its even harder when i think of a good song for guitar, cuz then i gotta go get my guitar and play it quietly as not to wake anyone. but its worth it.[/QUOTE]

Yeah I have heard that story too, and the guitar part is taken from an old african-american slave song.

[QUOTE=Creedence Clearwater]Interested by Dylan interviews.......

[url]http://www.interferenza.com/bcs/interv.htm[/url][/QUOTE]

Thanx good site :thumb:

rep points for you

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]he hates the media. as would i if i were him, everyone is disecting you and your words. i read this interesting interview with him where he said the first few years after his first album, he could go anywhere and no one would notice him, but suddenly one day the fans just started noticing him everywhere and he couldn't go out anymore. poor guy.

i really like the song Idiot Wind by him, its one of his lesser known gems since its from the mid seventies. most people just know his sixties stuff.[/QUOTE]

that link has plenty of other interview too you might be interested in. As for idiot wind, its one of those songs he refuses to play live, its very visious towards Sara Lowndes (ex-wife) so you could understand why:

One day you'll be in the ditch, flies buzzin' around your eyes,
Blood on your saddle.


The most underratteed song of BOTT is Lily Rosemary and the jack of hearts, the best song about his wife though is on desire, its called Sara