Bob Dylan

14232949 · 06-03-2012, 01:37 PM

Nope, I found it to be pretty bland, and it seemed a lot like REM's last effort before they folded in that they just played it safe, there wasn't anything really adventurous or out the norm apart from the track with the female rapper.

I think it was just a case of Bruce releasing an album for the sake of it, there wasn't much worth listening to a second time.
I do like Bruce by the way, actually I'll go out on a limb and say I prefer him to Bob Dylan.

TheBig3 · 06-03-2012, 06:53 PM

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Originally Posted by mankycaaant

Nope, I found it to be pretty bland, and it seemed a lot like REM's last effort before they folded in that they just played it safe, there wasn't anything really adventurous or out the norm apart from the track with the female rapper.

I think it was just a case of Bruce releasing an album for the sake of it, there wasn't much worth listening to a second time.
I do like Bruce by the way, actually I'll go out on a limb and say I prefer him to Bob Dylan.

Around here they'll kill ya for a statement like that. I like the cut of your job, Manky.

I think WB was him trying to write his own Pete Seeger album. You know life if Live in Dublin were actually his material. It wasn't my favorite album, but I liked "Death to my Hometown" and there were a few others on there I enjoyed. I didn't play it too many times.

Magic was better.

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14232949 The Big Dog Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Scotland Posts: 1,989	Nope, I found it to be pretty bland, and it seemed a lot like REM's last effort before they folded in that they just played it safe, there wasn't anything really adventurous or out the norm apart from the track with the female rapper. I think it was just a case of Bruce releasing an album for the sake of it, there wasn't much worth listening to a second time. I do like Bruce by the way, actually I'll go out on a limb and say I prefer him to Bob Dylan.