In a message dated 2/27/01 3:57:58 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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> Rose, sweetie, darling, dearest Rose, you missed my point, so I'll try again.
>
> I will preface it by saying that Bob Dylan is one of the greatest
> singer-songwriters that ever lived. He even influenced Joni; she says when
> she heard "You've got a lot of nerve to say that you're my friend", it
> opened her eyes to the possibilities of what one could write about in the
> pop arena.
>
> Blood On The Tracks is one of the greatest records ever recorded by anyone.
>
> Bob's '98 tour was very successful and received rave reviews.
>
> In Atlanta, he also rocked, had the crowd going apeshit, dancing around and
> experiencing multiple eargasms...blah, blah...
>
> MY POINT WAS...Dylan's show was radically different stylistically than
> Joni's. Joni was subtle and intimate, Dylan was raucous. Like a ballet in
> one ring and a lion tamer in the other...
>
> I love wine AND greasy burgers as well!! And no, not JUST Boone's Farm!! ;~)
>
> Bob
>
> NP: Crowded House, "Distant Sun"
>
Bob Honey,
OK, I guess I understand what you were saying. I tend to be very defensive of
this singer/songwriter/poet. One of the most prophetic, poetic voices of our
generation. He's up there with Joni and Cohen in my book.
NP: Things Have Changed, Bob Dylan :~)
Rosalita
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