Bob Dylan
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This is random, but ive never realized it. Adam Sandler should play Bob Dylan in a movie. There have been lots of other actors portray him, but now that i look at him, theres a real resemblence...
http://www.rollingstone.com/photos/gallery/17411224/rock_list_the_twentyfive_best_li/photo/5/large/
http://www.rollingstone.com/photos/gallery/17411224/rock_list_the_twentyfive_best_li/photo/5/large/
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Congrats Bob!
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so aside from your way off personal opinion can you agree that your opinion might not even be close to being how the majority of music lovers think/feel?
don't you like the last waltz? forever young? all along the watchtower? you ain't going nowhere? do you or have you even tried to listen to bob's music?
i don't like/get drake but to say the dude is not talented and well respected is shooting crap...
But i have to ask..are you 16 or 17 years old? To say Drake is talented and well respected among his peers and im talking about true mc's/hip hop artists is definitely "shooting crap"...
Like you said opinions don't mean crap..
i'm betting you are saying MJ is over rated as well ?
http://time.com/4524916/drake-amas-nominations/
Carry on my wayward son
There'll be peace when you are done
Check this out instead. Congratulations, Bob. Well deserved!
https://www.theguardian.com/books/live/2016/oct/13/nobel-prize-in-literature-2016-liveblog
-Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
love this quote, and many other good ones in that link. thanks
“We’re really giving it to Bob Dylan as a great poet – that’s the reason we awarded him the prize. He’s a great poet in the great English tradition, stretching from Milton and Blake onwards. And he’s a very interesting traditionalist, in a highly original way. Not just the written tradition, but also the oral one; not just high literature, but also low literature.”
He was awful when I saw him too. I left a third into his set- no kidding.
I respect the fact that he has respect from countless people and peers, but I never did get into him as hard as I tried.
I like his No Mercy album mid 80s and can tolerate many of his classics, but he's not on any of my devices and never will be.
I have never seen as many people leave an arena, as when I saw him live in Malmoe in 2013 or whenever it was.