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The Times They Are A-Changin'
Released: 1964 10 tracks
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I've long been known as a hyperbolic person, so forgive me, but I'm Not There is the best movie I've ever seen in my life.
1. There are movies that I love almost as much and maybe in some ways more, but this one seemed somehow on a higher plane due to its non-linearity; I don't see super-arty movies a lot, so maybe its artiness was a new thing to me, but the fact that it was arty and I understood it made me love it even more.
2. It was a rock movie, which I generally love, b... MORE
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Hi. I'm thinking of making a Dylan compilation of some of my favorites, and I thought some of you may enjoy helping me with suggestions about your preferences and favorites. I'm actually looking for early acoustic, but I'll listen to anything suggested. Thanks in advance, and here's my favorite Dylan song for you to list compile to.... MORE
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One Too Many Mornings
In "One Too Many Mornings," a weakened, weary singer is quite literally on the threshold of a breakup. It has been said that the song was occasioned by Dylan's real-life breakup with girlfriend Suze Rotolo (pictured on the Freewheelin' Bob Dylan cover). In a deceptively simple three-verse lyric with a refrain, Dylan explores the psychology of the lovers' breakup. The first verse sets the scene, "down the street the dogs are barkin'," and ... MORE
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Bob Dylan played Manhattan's City Center on Monday night. In his two hour set, he did any number of remarkable things, including an almost spoken-word version of "Boots of Spanish Leather," a lovely 1-2 punch of "Don't Think Twice" and "Tangled Up In Blue," and a steam-roller ride on "Highway 61 Revisted." But his singular achievement was playing, brilliantly, nine songs from his two most recent albums: "Modern Times" was literally brought to life; Dylan arguably improved on ... MORE
