why listen to bob dylan when you can listen to joan baez sing bob dylan. joan baez 4ever
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love minus zero/no limit
it’s all over now baby blue
you ain’t goin‘ nowhere
farewell angelina
daddy you‘ve been on my mind
it ain’t me babe (this one makes me sad when i think about bob and joan)
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This album is one of the most powerful, ballad-filled, folk albums to date. I'll say it. She did it better than Bob Dylan. Her impression of him in Simple Twist of Fate combined with the knowledge that they dated makes it both hilarious and heart-breaking. Highly recommend if you are dramatic and fun.
Apr 15, 2024
I love “Desolation Row,” and I’m always happy when Bob passes the ten minute mark. we got:
“Key West (Philosopher Pirate)” — a dreamy meditation on life and finding meaning in the margins on the world
“Sad-eyed Lady of the Lowlands”— the world’s prettiest haunted love song
“Brownsville Girl” — in running for funniest song ever. a guy describing a movie he can’t quite remember, and a road trip with a lost love, while the stories bleed together like repeating dreams. made complete by Kanye-style blasts of gospel choir.
“Highlands” — a guy wanders around and flirts/argues with a diner waitress? ok idk this one is for the heads.
And of course “Murder Most Foul” —
17 minutes of Fiona Apple piano and Bob narrating the moment of JFK’s demise, a nation betrayed and sentenced to pay, its cultural history collapsing in on itself at the start of a new age.
Oct 8, 2024
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i listen to this album and after nearly every song think “this is literally the best song ever”
the starting trio of freak/tin man/steamroller is so incredible
Oct 2, 2024
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it's boutta be a donna summer summer
May 28, 2024
first photo in my camera roll, saved from tumblr in 2012. absolute classic and i still think of this all the time
Feb 24, 2025