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bob dylan is like sushi

WaveRyderWaveRyder Posts: 1,128
edited February 2011 in Other Music
I found this blog and it's interesting. Thought I'd post it. If no one cares, sorry.


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  • CH156378CH156378 Posts: 1,539
    i hate sushi but i recently feel in love with dylan. the article sums up my feelings i have been having about him. the times they are a-changin' freewheelin' nashville skyline are must have albums.
  • dr0ptheleashdr0ptheleash Posts: 1,264
    Nice little article. I liked this: "it often takes only one song or one album, heard at just the right point in our lives, to be won over for life." I totally agree.. to some, Dylan might be an acquired taste, but while we're comparing him to food, to any connoisseur he's a must, right? Nice find :D
  • keeponrockinkeeponrockin Posts: 7,446
    No more and no less than the greatest songwriter that ever lived. The only other entertainer with his mastery of the English language was George Carlin in my mind.
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  • SVRDhand13SVRDhand13 Posts: 26,512
    I am passionate about both sushi and Dylan, so I concur with this essay :D .
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  • gearboygearboy Posts: 349
    I am a pro chef, and have always said the Beatles are like chiken.....(in the peoples mind) it seems that everything tastes like chicken and everything sounds like the Beatles!
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  • Yellow LedbellyYellow Ledbelly Posts: 3,749
    dr0ptheleash wrote:
    Nice little article. I liked this: "it often takes only one song or one album, heard at just the right point in our lives, to be won over for life." I totally agree.. to some, Dylan might be an acquired taste, but while we're comparing him to food, to any connoisseur he's a must, right? Nice find :D
    That jumped out at me too. I saw him live twice before I became a true, dedicated devotee and I really don't remember the exact moment that happened or even what song/album it might have been.
    But, yes, any connoisseur of music should definitely be familiar with Dylan.
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  • tremorstremors Posts: 8,051
    dr0ptheleash wrote:
    Nice little article. I liked this: "it often takes only one song or one album, heard at just the right point in our lives, to be won over for life." I totally agree.. to some, Dylan might be an acquired taste, but while we're comparing him to food, to any connoisseur he's a must, right? Nice find :D


    So true. After I first started getting into Dylan he was in my 'top ten' favourite artists for years, but probably near the bottom. Then over time I realised that he was sticking in there whilst I lost interest in others, and started listening less and less. There's so much depth and output that you can digest him for years and years - so he's stuck around for me, and I think there will always be occasions over the whole of my life where nothing will hit the spot but some proper Bob Dylan listening. I would say he is one of the greatest artists of our time, in any artform.
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