Some of us grew up listening to Bob Dylan...the cool ones still do.

[pecosbob]

[rubbersole]

1. Alexa, play Bob Dylan...

Blood on the Tracks...every day. When "Idiot Wind" comes on - Alexa, next...

[robbob]

2. Someone's got it in for you...

[Traildogbob]

5. My fav

Especially the new released stripped down album. The original, plus so much Dylan kept me sane in the Navy. At least as sane as I think I may be🤔, Florida is loving Buckets of Rain right now. Went to see his child hood home in Hibbing Minn. and whoever lives there had the album cover of Blood on the Tracks painted on the Garage door.

[vanlassie]

3. Damn near every day. Thanks for the video!

[twodogsbarking]

4. Thank yooooooo.

[Atticus]

6. "Oh---mama---can this really be the end? To be stuck inside of Mobile

with the Memphis blues again?"

[Doc Sportello]

12. My favorite of his

And it's a damn hard choice because there are soooo many great ones.

[Bobstandard]

14. What about the rim shot..

What about the rim shot that starts Like a Rolling Stone? Always gets me! One of the most dramatic moments in rock.

[Bobstandard]

15. What about the rim shot..

What about the rim shot that starts Like a Rolling Stone? Always gets me! One of the most dramatic moments in rock.

[Doc Sportello]

16. Dylan isn't just revered for his lyrics

He had help but he knew what he was doing in the studio, from backing instruments to sound engineering. Like a Rolling Stone was one of those songs tht really hits you at a certain time and place, for instance while all alone at a young age in a dirty bus station.

[PJMcK]

7. Sorry, but he's never spoken to me

I can’t stand his voice. His lyrics, however, are poetic genius. For me, the covers of his songs are better than his originals.

Just my opinion, of course.

[Warpy]

10. I remember feeling the same way when my dad brought home his first

album from CBS, "duck farts in a strong wind" was my assessment. My dad felt vindicated, Dylan had been introduced at a big CBS powwow and my dad couldn't believe this skinny kid from Hibbing, MN by way of NYC was going to amount to anything.

Then people started to cover his songs, and I started to listen to the words and gave that dusty album another hearing and became a fan. A lot of folkies got all pissed off when he went electric, but I thought that improved his voice, having to shout over the band made him lose a lot of the midwestern twang.

I saw him in concert a couple of years ago, mostly new material, darkened stage, and I think he was wearing a hair piece, although I can't be sure. It was still a fine concert. His voice isn't any better, but the lyrics get better all the time. He's gone back to Hibbing, musically, and lost a lot of that NYC edge, but that's OK.

[highplainsdem]

17. Your opinion is a bit like mine, though I wouldn't say I "can't stand" his voice.

I just don't like it very much, even though I love many of his songs.

I liked his singing best on his Nashville Skyline album, when he sang with a lower voice than usual:

https://wikipedia.com/wiki/Nashville_Skyline

[IronLionZion]

8. Bob Dylan - Must Be Santa (Official Video)

He might have been high when he made whatever this is

[3catwoman3]

13. It's from his 2009 Christmas album.

Here's an interesting review -

https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/bob-dylan-christmas-in-the-heart-oddity/

[Highway61]

9. Best. Ever.

Thanks for the post..

[rubbersole]

11. Revisited!

Thanks, Highway61! Joan Baez - "eyes bluer than robin's eggs..." Diamonds and Rust.

[Highway61]

18. Swoon...

Beautiful song, right? Sad thing is...I truly believed she loved him with all her heart. Him? Not so much. Great writer but full of himself to know what true love was all about back then. "You who are so good with words and at keeping things vague"