Even Prince would give it up to Dylan

And Dylan would probably throw it in the trash

He's way more NYC than Hibbing

That folksiness of his is not NYC tho

For a bit but the last clutch albums have the grand sweep of the whole country and century

You guys can have Minnesota

First heard tombstone blues when I was 8, but it was the MTV unplugged version, and boy...

A couple years before his masterpiece Time Out of Mind

That was 17 when I heard Highway 61 barely knew what to make of it except that ballad of a thin man was badass

@Koala ok this slow

Yeah

The man is unreal with the pen. Every single time, the imagery is on point

What

Whats going on

I don't like that version of the song at all

Its the one I grew up with, but I understand. The OG is better, but I like both

War of 1812 all over again

Yeah a lot of the later renditions of those songs are hit or miss for me

Always cool to hear him play with the formula in a live setting

What happened to MTV unplugged smh
Still remember Kurt on stage singing The man who sold the world

I don't blame him at all. Imagine playing Like a Rolling Stone for the millionth time

Johnny's Gonna Die was like the only song I liked from them, those 2 albums were difficult to tolerate for the most part for me

Still remember? You were there?

Hard to do MTV Unplugged when MTV’s audience only likes rap and dance pop