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07 Aug 01 - 11:28 PM (#523173) Subject: Favourte Dylan moment From: Steve Latimer I'm not a born again Christian. But I've been listening to "I Believe in You" from Dylan's "Biograph" set. What a song by our generaitons finest writer. Kind of says it all about how he felt at the time. |
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07 Aug 01 - 11:34 PM (#523180) Subject: RE: BS: Favourte Dylan moment From: Bill D "finest writer"????...ummmmm....I have this list here somewhere...... |
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08 Aug 01 - 03:46 AM (#523291) Subject: RE: BS: Favourte Dylan moment From: bob jr well i hope old bob is at the top of your list cause thats where he belongs |
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08 Aug 01 - 05:56 AM (#523322) Subject: RE: BS: Favourte Dylan moment From: Crazy Eddie Favourite Dylan moment.... Many years ago, when my brother accidentally sat on my sister's too-often (IMNSHO) played album......CRRACKKK.. Sorry guys, but I guess it takes all kinds |
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08 Aug 01 - 12:02 PM (#523536) Subject: RE: BS: Favourte Dylan moment From: Little Hawk Mine would be the time Neil Diamond swept off the stage at "The Last Waltz", flushed with triumph, having just sung a forgettable piece of melodramatic fluff called "Dry Your Eyes". "You'll have to be pretty good to top that!" he remarked to Bob Dylan, who was waiting backstage. "What do I have to do?" asked Bob, "...walk out on the stage and fall asleep?" - LH
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08 Aug 01 - 12:12 PM (#523542) Subject: RE: BS: Favourte Dylan moment From: Peter T. I suppose his two finest moments were playing "Pawn in their Game" during the trip to the south with Pete Seeger, and his rendition of "Last Thoughts on Woody Guthrie". The first in particular was a completely uncharacteristic act of public-spiritedness and he rarely did that kind of thing again. yours, Peter T. |
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08 Aug 01 - 01:08 PM (#523609) Subject: RE: BS: Favourte Dylan moment From: Big Tim 24th May 1941 Hibbing Minnesota! |
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08 Aug 01 - 01:09 PM (#523611) Subject: RE: BS: Favourte Dylan moment From: Big Tim Sorry: Duluth, before some smartass gets there first! |
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08 Aug 01 - 01:12 PM (#523614) Subject: RE: BS: Favourte Dylan moment From: kendall He became human when I learned that he did not write all of his songs from scratch. |
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08 Aug 01 - 01:22 PM (#523624) Subject: RE: BS: Favourte Dylan moment From: Whistle Stop Who does? |
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08 Aug 01 - 01:33 PM (#523635) Subject: RE: BS: Favourte Dylan moment From: Kim C My fave Dylan moment was when he accepted the Lifetime Achievement Grammy. |
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08 Aug 01 - 01:41 PM (#523646) Subject: RE: BS: Favourte Dylan moment From: Big Tim It's really difficult but I think I'd opt for February 1963 when I first heard "Freewheelin" at the age of 17, I do believe the hairs stood up on the back of my neck, I knew this was somebody special and almost 40 years on I'm even more convinced. There have been many great moments since then, most recently "Things Have Changed". Impossible question really, like trying to pick a favourite Dylan song, changes all the time. |
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08 Aug 01 - 01:50 PM (#523655) Subject: RE: BS: Favourte Dylan moment From: Big Tim This is great fun! I've changed my mind. It was the first time I saw him live: May 6 1965, Newcastle, England, still got the ticket stub! |