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Thursday, 13 October 2016
quote [ And the winner is...
Bob Dylan “for having created new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition”. ] "Wow!" [quote from another Nobel]
A fine example of Jungian synchronicity, if ever there was one (see my last post): the jester passes the baton to the minstrel.
He's there (by the way, it's the only part of the movie worth watching):
...but he's not there: Ballad of a thin man - I am not there
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kylemcbitch said @ 11:38am GMT on 13th October
If by new poetic expressions you mean barely intelligible hee-hawing tones, then yes. Don't get me wrong, his lyrical content is actually pretty good... but how he sings it, sometimes I feel I need a translator.
kylemcbitch said @ 11:39am GMT on 13th October
If by new poetic expressions you mean barely intelligible hee-hawing, nasal droning, then yes.
Don't get me wrong, his lyrical content is actually pretty good... but how he sings it, sometimes I feel I need a translator.
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kylemcbitch said @ 11:38am GMT on 13th October [Score:1 Underrated]
If by new poetic expressions you mean barely intelligible hee-hawing, nasal droning, then yes.
Don't get me wrong, his lyrical content is actually pretty good... but how he sings it, sometimes I feel I need a translator.
