sophie
Break My Heart
Tangled Up In Blue, followed by Mr. Tambourine Man.
Favorite Bob Dylan song?
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madviking
north american scum
Subterranean Homesick Blues solely for the use of the word "suckcess".
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I'd have to say Like a rolling stone. It's gritty, a bit chaotic and a bit cacophonic, and the story it tells is rock music in it's purest: Nobody's ever taught you how to live out on the street and now you're gonna have to get used to it.
I'd have to say Like a rolling stone. It's gritty, a bit chaotic and a bit cacophonic, and the story it tells is rock music in it's purest: Nobody's ever taught you how to live out on the street and now you're gonna have to get used to it.
How can this thread possibly have gone for over nine years and over three pages without anyone even mentioning Blind Willie McTell? It is without question the greatest thing Bob Dylan has ever done. Plus, of course, its tag line is exactly correct. It is Dylan's best song and it's about the best blues singer who ever lived.
rugbyLEAGUEfan
Deity
I don't see how you can go past " Like a Rolling Stone " . For an artist famed for social commentary , it's still the biggest , most relevant social comment going . Every word applies today . There is a BOOK written about the one song .
Other faves
Tangled up in Blue
Serve Somebody ( like the David Alan Coe cover aswell)
Wanted Man
Subterranean homesick blues
Maggies Farm
Obligatory obscure track to seem clever ..... Black Jack Davy
Many artists would be happy to call what Bob calls " a phase " a whole career . And his radio show kicked ass too !
Other faves
Tangled up in Blue
Serve Somebody ( like the David Alan Coe cover aswell)
Wanted Man
Subterranean homesick blues
Maggies Farm
Obligatory obscure track to seem clever ..... Black Jack Davy
Many artists would be happy to call what Bob calls " a phase " a whole career . And his radio show kicked ass too !
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Jewel Runner
Desolation Row all the way.
sophie
Break My Heart
Now we need to start a thread for best Bob Dylan-written song that was covered by someone else.
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Jewel Runner
Since Like a rolling stone is such an expected answer, I have to state my seconc facourite, or perhaps even the favourite, which is I want you from the album Highway 61 revisited.
