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I have have grown up listening to Dylan my entire life. Not all of his music, but damn near close. To me, it feels like a perfect sad hug. It may not make me feel better, but I'll feel less alone. But whenever I play his music in front of my friends they just don't get it. They look at me funny and I can tell they don't like it. I love my friends, and I think that they all have great music taste most of the time but now I'm embarrassed and wondering if I got caught up in the aesthetic of the music and he actually just doesn't translate that well decades later.

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A little overlooked and a little maligned as being part of that period in Bob’s career (starting after the motorcycle incident) where he ended his streak of revolutionary albums (that had his contemporaries in a constant chokehold from ‘63-‘66), and instead began turning inwards; a little more pastoral, a little more run-down and homey. Whatever, he could’ve stopped after Visions of Johanna, anything after is a blessing. It pains me when people treat this as pedestrian or unessential music. Close to John Wesley Harding in sound and aesthetic but more honest and not as interested in folk-mythmaking. This is like his McCartney, total domestic bliss and joie de vivre. Sign On The Window is my favourite. Hopefully gets some reappraisal after Timmy covered Three Angels on SNL.
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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.
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