How the fuck did this come out in 1965?
How the fuck did this come out in 1965?
Isaac Sullivan
Cameron Turner
Lots of stealing from underground musicians and people of color
Jose James
Someone heard it and said "We got to put that on wax!"
Carson Robinson
>listening to this nasally Jewish plagiarist in the year of our lord, 2022
come on now
Jackson Smith
Yes
Jackson Harris
Brainless zoomers spotted.
Jordan Stewart
sneed
Mason Cox
Oh my sneed these people of color (or niggers as I like to call them) are mad
Jordan Thomas
Blacks didn’t invent folk, retard
Jonathan Stewart
Contemporary POCs are riding the coattails of their slave ancestors.
Andrew Garcia
CBS told Bob Dylan it was time to record another record, he went into the studio, recorded the songs, the master tape went to the pressing plant, the took pictures to put on the cover, and some liner notes were added. After that, they were distributed to record stores where people could buy it. That's how.
Christopher Perry
“Gotta Serve Somebody” is my favorite Dylan single
Kayden Collins
>How the fuck did this come out in 1965?
Because people were better humans then than you are now.
Dylan Bailey
Lol better than you maybe, degenerate boomer faggots
Andrew Martinez
Breathtaking.
Levi Hill
for me, it's his later work with kate bodge that really stands out
Lincoln Collins
Sounds like any blues rock album
Ethan Reed
He played that both times I’ve seen him live
This is probably the definitive Dylan album. I used to listen to this album on cassette while shoveling my driveway. I also liked when Dylan played with The Dead. Jerry Garcia’s interpretations of Dylan songs are actually my favorite.
Matthew Rodriguez
>Shitty vocals.
BUT THE SONG WRITING SO GOOD
>Don't care shitty vocals.
John Campbell
yes they did. sit down. be humble.
Josiah Campbell
shit take. the vocals are fine, but the songwriting's overrated. the great songs on here are Like A Rolling Stone and Ballad of A Thin Man, maybe also Tombstone Blues. most of the rest is forgettable. closer is just 11 minutes of Dylan chewing your ear off about some shit people didn't even care about in 1965. if you enjoy that, here's what you should do: read a novel and put on instrumental music in the background. same effect
Nathan Morgan
Bob Dyan singing sounds like a whiny drunk man.
William Turner
It take a lot to laugh it takes a train to cry is Dylan kino