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06-12-2008, 05:56 AM | #1731 (permalink) |
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Good point Bsmix, I personally am not a huge Dylan fan, but you simply cannot discount his legacy or influence on music during his time, and I never really cared too much for most critic's opinions, I prefer to investigate things for myself and then make up my own mind about the subject.:-)
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06-12-2008, 06:15 AM | #1732 (permalink) | |
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06-12-2008, 01:23 PM | #1733 (permalink) |
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Pink Floyd
sure dark side of the moon was a good album but everyone makes it seem like they invented music. all they did was play a bunch of different instruments and made a bunch of stoners like them. Lets face it, its not hard to entertain a stoner. Theyre not a horrible band and they do have talent but i just cant see anyone besides a huge stoner liking them as much as everyone says they do. They are madddddd overrated.
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06-12-2008, 03:20 PM | #1735 (permalink) | |
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06-12-2008, 03:26 PM | #1738 (permalink) |
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There are countless bands/artists influenced by him. In every genre also.
One you would never guess is Wyclef Jean, he states Dylan as one of if not his main influence. Black Crowes Neil Young Michael Stipe John Lennon Jimmy Hendrix And these are just a few of probably hundreds. These are not made up by me or anyone else, these artists have actually told reporters or media that he was one of if not the most influential in making there music. edit: and think of the countless times his songs have been remade. The biggest being All Along the Watchtower. And your telling me he doesn't influence anyone!!! edit2: Dp you do not back up anything you argue, and also calling people dbags doesnt help your case
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06-12-2008, 04:25 PM | #1739 (permalink) | |
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I said the guy is overrated and you people prove my point. You can't say "wow, he really sang that song well." or "wow, his guitar was wonderful on that song" or "wow, that song meant a lot to me." it is just some dumb understanding that people have that he is good. He isn't wasn't and no artist that was primarily influenced by Dylan is good. The Black Crowes? One hit wonder suckfest. Wyclef? Come on! Michael Stipe? Self-important crybaby political ponce. John Lennon? WAAAYYYY overrated. Jimmy Hendrix? Like'em, but not THAT influenced by Dylan; and probably more Chuck Berry than Dylan. Neil Young? Many influences and far superior to Dylan in songwriting, singing and performing, not to mention more of a contemporary than anything. And which of those artists are actually new? none, because younger generations are smart enough and not too brainwashed to realize Dylan was pure crap. |
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06-12-2008, 04:43 PM | #1740 (permalink) |
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Forget about just naming other famous musicians Dylan influenced, He was the voice of a culture. There were better folk singers, but vocalists, better harmonica players, guitarists, lyricists, thinkers, dressers, etc. But none of them spoke to he masses the way Dylan did.
That much more then his music has cemented his legacy and his place among the immortals of music. |
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