it’s just jokes bruh have your fun

Donda and 90s rollout distracted me with a bunch of other music but I'm still on it a bit

bleep bloop keyboards on this were pretty wild for '65

@op can you make the playlists in OP actual accessible playlists in either Spotify or Apple?

I've thought about it tried Apple music a little while ago and it cluster f***ed my meticulously organized library so I deleted it. Could maybe do it on Spotify.

@HeyFella

We at 66 yet?

Nah I'm still whittling down my '65 list

You like that Everlys jam above that I posted at you? Still exquisite

First listen to the studio versions of Maggie's Farm and Ballad of a Thin Man in years my live versions would easily take the number one spot but the studio versions are too sluggish to even put in my top 20 guess I gotta give it to LARS

Incredible. Sorry it took me so long to get back to you. Just gut wrenchingly beautiful

their harmonies might be the most pure sound of the rock and roll era still sound flawless 8 years in

savage bop

@twinkletoez get back itt how many years did you miss? one or two lol

Maybe 1

was there ever a dylan song as danceable as Queen Jane

“and she hands you a nickel, and she hands you a dime”

QJA'S drums knock way harder

It’s a slower song though

Yeah but doesn't having that loping groove that's great for dancing

Gargantuan shout-out to this guy

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bobby_Gregg

Man's snapped that into of LARS into existence and played on One Of Us Must Know which is the most affecting drum performance of all time for me that and A Day In The life

Dylan washing anyone in a 1965 verzuz

Highest peaks for sure but the 4 headed monster cracked out like 25 classic jams that year I count maybe 20 for Bob

In for 1970s funk

Why not the '65 funk? Godfather just invented it

My grandma probably smashed James Brown back in the day