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Last Active 07-02-22 4:52 am Joined 03-25-09
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 | DoofDoof For Donovan or John Martyn check my ratings and ranking on my Legacy Artist of the Month list - both great, though Martyn I ended up with two 5 ratings so is more essential I would say.
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 | zakalwe Hello mate. You cannot go wrong with any material from the 60s, if you get it you get it and it is what everything links back to. 80s material is shoddy as is the early 90s and some later stuff which can be unlistenable but i have always liked Infidels which some people think is s***e so who knows. Dip in and out of it and see what you think but the absolute essentials are the 60s 75-78 and his last album which I thought was magnificent.
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 | DoofDoof For me Blonde on blonde and Blood on the Tracks are by far my favourites and the two I know best by a long long way. Users on the site better placed for Dylan might be Zak or even Boney who I think has persevered a lot more - and gets a lot more from - his early sound. For me the recent folk discog I really liked delving into was John Martyn but I actually listened to most of Scotlands answer to Dylan, Donovan, last month - was surprisingly enjoyable :D
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 | DoofDoof Love the sentiment but actually I would not say I am an aficionado when it comes to to Dylan - I probably need to do the same as you and discog dive over a couple of months. Also?I do not get on with early atonal harmonica and beat poetry Dylan. Not saying it has no worth and within that style it is probably peak!
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