Juts got "Modern Times" yesterday. Just might be his best album eva! Granted his voice has become grungy, but he still knows how to give it his all.

Who?

Yeah, pretty good stuff.

He's coming to Lincoln.

I'm defenitly going.
The only thing I cant figure out though, he's playing with the Kings of Leon.
That still has me scratching my head.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRbeUnn-AUA

watch, and be amazed...dude thats some deep shit.

All I have to say is:

"HOW DOES IT FEEL? HOW DOES IT FEEL? TO BE WITHOUT A HOME. LIKE A COMPLETE UNKNOWN? LIKE A ROLLING STONE?"

I have a few of his albums. :3 For Christmas I got his first two. <3 They're amazing.

I've always wanted to get into his work. But i've heard that his voice wasn't that good. Yet his words are. I've heard some songs. Yet to buy an album.

I Spent 69 euros for Bob Dylan tickets today. He's playing here at first of June and oh mama I'm so excited. I kinda dislike the common judje that he' gone downhill all the time since [i]Blonde on Blonde[/i]. That is not so. He has done many great albums, and of course many albums that are not so great. I've had Modern Times for a long time now and it's terrific album. It's just something in a old man who sings that he misses a girl and there's no one to tell about it.

Right now I've been listening a lot his album Love & Theft (2001). New stuff, great songs.

The great thing is that he has done so much of music that it is hard to get entire discography. I'm sure one could find one via 'net, but, I like it when I find a cheap album somewhere.

I don't have so much of his records. About seven or eight I guess.

And he has so much nice-to-play-and-sing-songs. Just last weekend we were true hippies with a friend of mine, get fed up of hard rock in a party and went to balcony with an accoustic and played about all Dylan's evergreens we could remember the words from. Luckily we weren't interrupted. I think it probably sounded awfull.

But I'm looking forward that concert a lot. Shieet.

I heard that he isn't as good as he use to. That when he sings you really can't hear what he is saying. My cousin went to one of his shows and thats what he said. I am not sure though

I thought of that thing, but I think (and certainly hope) that it's just the thing that he just don't have the same voice he had when he recorded [i]Another Side of Bob Dylan[/i].

Most people seem to think Bob Dylan equals to some nasal toned singing over accoustic guitar playing plus [i]Like a Rolling Stone[/i] and [i]Hurricane[/i]. But like I said before, he have done good records in the past ten years too.

I bought [url=http://bobdylan.com/moderntimes/albums/timemind.html]Time Out Of Mind[/url] recently. I haven't yet got time to listen to it, but I'm upping it to my iPod tonight. Not sure what to wait from it, though...

I wrote a big paper on Bob Dylan for my American Lit class, and in the process I've really come to like the guy. I swear, Sad-Eyed Lady of the Lowlands feels like it's about half as long as it really is...

I have a few of his older albums (I own his first two albums.) and zomg <3 sogood.

If you haven't heard his cover of In My Time of Dyin', you must look it up. It's fucking amazing. That whole CD is different than regular Bob Dylan. A lot more raw and a lot more... I dunno. It's all covers except for 2 songs, but they're good either way.

I've been a Dylan fan forever. Modern Times was pretty good, Working Man Blues is fab.

His voice has gotten meh like, but it's still graet...he hosts a great show on XM Radio.