not as much (rubber soul and revolver were also significantly increased steps). the albums didnt supercede the cultural impact of the singles in the same way until Sgt Pepper methinks. even with Dylan's contribution to albums that we were just talking about, Like a Rolling Stone as a single still superceded them. I don't have much to base this off but I imagine the average person back in 1967 perceived of Sgt Peppers a lot differently than they thought of even Revolver and Rubber Soul
the packaging too with the cover and lyrics. bigger statement going forward as to what medium would dominate. money and marketing ties into it too i think with labels seeing the future as album-based and obviously putting more of the focus on that starting as soon as Sgt Pepper was released
be a good question to ask the geezer forum. won't be able to get their takes on the era forever.
be a good question to ask the geezer forum. won't be able to get their takes on the era forever.
steve hoffman forum? theyve already done this topic and anything beatles (or dylan) related millions of times
dusty old music youtubers are probably better for this tbh since steve hoffman forum will always have some absolute morons mixed in like any other forum
this guys one of the best

steve hoffman forum? theyve already done this topic and anything beatles (or dylan) related millions of times
dusty old music youtubers are probably better for this tbh since steve hoffman forum will always have some absolute morons mixed in like any other forum
this guys one of the best
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3C13ro6R9E"my favorite bands are The Byrds, The Kinks and The Beatles and Dylan"
a man after my heart
Dude really doesn't look old enough to have been buying records in the mid 60s
aged well
"my favorite bands are The Byrds, The Kinks and The Beatles and Dylan"
a man after my heart
Dude really doesn't look old enough to have been buying records in the mid 60s
aged well
iirc he was around back in the day in the prime san francisco scene and worked in the music industry in some capacity. very knowledgeable
is basement tapes even on spotify? or did they add it recently?
best of the Basement Tapes
open.spotify.com/playlist/2iEQOMCeB7VFubhGfXn4zk?si=ef9216a4cb67490d
steve hoffman forum? theyve already done this topic and anything beatles (or dylan) related millions of times
dusty old music youtubers are probably better for this tbh since steve hoffman forum will always have some absolute morons mixed in like any other forum
this guys one of the best
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3C13ro6R9Ehis rough and rowdy placement
true but I also feel like people go too far to separate jazz from popular music acting like it was in an entirely different universe like classical was. even leaving aside the obvious connections like influence from jazz on contemporary musicians, all the hard bop generation jazz musicians playing on R&B albums/circuits, zeitgeist popularity of jazz a few decades earlier, artists blending jazz with other stuff, etc. I think the audience is a big factor and jazz audience wasn't totally pushed aside in favor of R&B/pop until later. and even that was a gradual shift, i dont think it suddenly happened once the early 70s hit

yeah I agree it applies to Dylan too to a significant extent and not just in the lyrical approach which was obviously the key part
“When the jazzmon’s testifyin'
A faithless man believes”
steve hoffman forum? theyve already done this topic and anything beatles (or dylan) related millions of times
dusty old music youtubers are probably better for this tbh since steve hoffman forum will always have some absolute morons mixed in like any other forum
this guys one of the best
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3C13ro6R9EPeckinpah directed Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid, not Altman
best of the Basement Tapes
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2iEQOMCeB7VFubhGfXn4zk?si=ef9216a4cb67490d
@leals_core @twinkletoez @HeyFella
I saw
Peckinpah directed Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid, not Altman
Yall never added me on Spotify
I thought your profle was empty, whats your spotify
this is why I dont do podcasts lol I like to contribute to conversations not listen to them
steve hoffman forum? theyve already done this topic and anything beatles (or dylan) related millions of times
dusty old music youtubers are probably better for this tbh since steve hoffman forum will always have some absolute morons mixed in like any other forum
this guys one of the best
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3C13ro6R9Eno Basement Tapes
this is why I dont do podcasts lol I like to contribute to conversations not listen to them
lot of knowledge to be gleaned. rare to have extended convos with geezers about their record collection
some good convos to be had in the comments occasionally
lot of knowledge to be gleaned. rare to have extended convos with geezers about their record collection
some good convos to be had in the comments occasionally
video was alright. was basically just him naming off songs he likes more than actually talking about them.
this is why I dont do podcasts lol I like to contribute to conversations not listen to them
Taylor Hawkins had my favorite
moment when he corrected Grohl on Scorsese
said exactly what I would have if I were there

9:30
Also coincidentally he's talking about meeting Dylan
video was alright. was basically just him naming off songs he likes more than actually talking about them.
It's nice for learning new information. Much better than cable news (depending on the podcast) and sometimes nice to throw on in the background. There are some really good history podcasts you might be interested in.
best of the Basement Tapes
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2iEQOMCeB7VFubhGfXn4zk?si=ef9216a4cb67490d
@leals_core @twinkletoez @HeyFella
aight, saved and will listen
@Jerry_Seinfeld @twinkletoez @drjdeponytail @HeyFella

Still a clossic convo and you could tell how much love they put into the art.
@Jerry_Seinfeld @twinkletoez @drjdeponytail @HeyFella
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKY6BGcx37kStill a clossic convo and you could tell how much love they put into the art.
Every few years Twitter discovers this and gets mad.