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 71 
 on: May 21, 2013, 08:05:47 PM 
Started by Joost - Last post by zipp
Thanks for the news Joost.

I'd have loved to see the tour but I'm going to pass on the live album etc.

Somehow the Beach Boys always maka a mess of live albums. (Except for Party! -  but how live was that?)

 72 
 on: May 21, 2013, 07:49:18 PM 
Started by nimrod - Last post by Ovi
I don't think the lyrics are absurd, Ovi.  That was Dylan's way of saying "She didn't hear a word I said."

Hmm, you're right, I guess. It was a poor choice of words - what I meant was something closer to "silly".

"She screamed till her face got so red, then she fell on the floor/And I covered her up and then thought I'd go look through her drawer."



 73 
 on: May 21, 2013, 07:15:45 PM 
Started by nimrod - Last post by Hello Goodbye
I suppose that the "crutch" was his music, as if he was saying "I never copied your music, now don't copy mine." But that's just a free interpretation. I just know that John didn't like it.


That's a well-known, long-standing interpretation of the final line in 4th Time Around.  If John didn't like those lyrics, he must have felt guilty about copying Dylan's style of writing.

Bob Dylan copied other songwriters' styles  Here's one example...


Talkin' Dust Bowl Blues

Woody Guthrie - Talkin' Dust Bowl Blues.AVI

Woody Guthrie



Talkin' World War III Blues

early dylan











 74 
 on: May 21, 2013, 06:55:35 PM 
Started by nimrod - Last post by Hello Goodbye
'4th Time Around' is just so hilariously absurd.

"When she said "don't waste your words, they're just lies", I cried she was deaf."

I don't think the lyrics are absurd, Ovi.  That was Dylan's way of saying "She didn't hear a word I said."


 75 
 on: May 21, 2013, 06:22:38 PM 
Started by Joost - Last post by Joost
Some Beach Boys news:

After the 50th Anniversary Tour, Mike Love & Bruce Johnston returned to touring with their own version of The Beach Boys, as everyone who cares will know by now. But an interesting development is that Al Jardine & David Marks have now joined Brian Wilson and his band. They'll be playing a few US dates this Summer. Check brianwilson.com for details.

The live double cd 'Live: the 50th Anniversary Tour' was released this week. It's got 41 songs, including most of the greatest hits but also a few more obscure fan favorites such as 'Marcella', 'Add Some Music to Your Day' and 'All This is That'. Reactions from Beach Boys fans have been overwhelmingly negative because the recordings sound very fake. Many of the vocals have been very obviously autotuned (some so heavily that they just sound robotic) and some people even believe that vocals from the original albums have been mixed in here and there.

The career spanning 6 CD box set 'Made in California', has been announced for August 27. The tracklisting has not yet been released. It's likely going to be something of a revised version of 1993's 'Good Vibrations' box set (with the hits, important album tracks, alternate versions and unreleased songs), but with "new" rarities.

 76 
 on: May 21, 2013, 01:17:13 PM 
Started by nimrod - Last post by Ovi
'4th Time Around' is just so hilariously absurd.

"When she said "don't waste your words, they're just lies", I cried she was deaf."

 77 
 on: May 21, 2013, 01:14:07 PM 
Started by nimrod - Last post by Hombre_de_ningun_lugar
Maybe.  But only Dylan knows what that line means.  And he ain't telling.

I suppose that the "crutch" was his music, as if he was saying "I never copied your music, now don't copy mine." But that's just a free interpretation. I just know that John didn't like it.

 78 
 on: May 21, 2013, 11:59:36 AM 
Started by The End - Last post by Ovi
A home-made Robbie Williams compilation.

After that it'll be either Live at Leeds or Live at the Isle Of Wight.

 79 
 on: May 21, 2013, 03:51:07 AM 
Started by Badgirl66 - Last post by Badgirl66
The great Ray Manzarek, the keyboard and piano player in the Doors had died, as a result of bile duct cancer.

February 12 1939 - May 20, 2013,Germany.

May he rest in peace.


 
     

 80 
 on: May 21, 2013, 01:37:35 AM 
Started by nimrod - Last post by Hello Goodbye
You're welcome. About the song "4th Time Around", it seems that Bob is giving a direct message to John in the last lines: "I never asked for your crutch, now don't ask for mine."


Maybe.  But only Dylan knows what that line means.  And he ain't telling.



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