Dylan

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   deadmandeadman says Yes, Dylan's performance of this old chestnut is a delight, isn't it?

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   Wanbli says Just got done watching "I'm Not There" - loooved it. The soundtrack is excellent, one of the best in a long time All Along The Watchtower --Eddie Vedder & The Million Dollar Bashers As I Went Out One Morning--Mira Billotte Ballad Of A Thin Man--Stephen Malkmus & The Million Dollar Bashers Billy--Los Lobos Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window--The Hold Steady Can't Leave Her Behind--Stephen Malkmus & Lee Ranaldo Cold Irons Bound--Tom Verlaine & The Million Dollar Bashers Dark Eyes--Iron & Wine & Calexico Fourth Time Around--Yo La Tengo Goin' To Acapulco--Jim James & Calexico Highway 61 Revisited--Karen O & The Million Dollar Bashers I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine - John Doe I Wanna Be Your Lover--Yo La Tengo I'm Not There--Bob Dylan I'm Not There--Sonic Youth Just Like A Woman--Charlotte Gainsbourg & Calexico Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues--Ramblin' Jack Elliot Knockin' On Heaven's Door--Antony & The Johnsons The Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll--Mason Jennings Maggie's Farm--Stephen Malkmus & The Million Dollar Bashers Mama You've Been On My Mind--Jack Johnson The Man In The Long Black Coat--Mark Lanegan Moonshiner--Bob Forrest One More Cup Of Coffee--Roger McGuinn & Calexico Pressing On--John Doe Ring Them Bells--Sufjan Stevens Señor (Tales Of Yankee Power)--Willie Nelson & Calexico Simple Twist Of Fate--Jeff Tweedy Stuck Inside Of Mobile With Memphis Blues Again--Cat Power The Times They Are A Changin'--Mason Jennings Tombstone Blues--Richie Havens When The Ship Comes In--Marcus Carl Franklin Wicked Messenger--The Black Keys You Ain't Goin 'Nowhere--Glen Hansard & Markta Irglov

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   deadmandeadman says I bought this cd on the day it was released. I had such high hopes. My hopes were not dashed, but they certainly got bruised up a bit. I have percolated my feelings all this time, and still the ambivalence remains. To say there's not a bad track on it is a given. But one cannot say that any of them are an improvement on the Master's work. Quite a lot of the performances are rather pedestrian carbon copies. **Nothing** stood out enough to lodge itself in the memory banks. But as I said, it isn't really that bad or good, in my mind, it just is. I haven't seen the movie.

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   Wanbli says I would never compare them to originals, but in context of how they served the film- having seen it before buying the CD - I was sold as soon as I saw and heard Ritchie Havens doing the Tombstone Blues.

   Permalink posted 02/16/2008