‘Slow Train Coming’ is my favorite Dylan album. That was his first album after converting to Christianity. Jesus helped Bob overcome a heroin addiction. That album has some solid songs. It’s actually ranked top 100 Christian music albums. I especially remember the song “When You Gonna Wake Up”. The lyrics are pretty based.
Some reacts on this interesting and excellent podcast from a late Boomer; The Band was MOSTLY Canuck, but not completely: Arguably the second most important member of the band, Levon Helm (drummer who did the lion’s share of the memorable vocals) was from Arkansas As a related aside, he played Loretta Lynn’s (Sissy Spacek’s) father in the biopic of her, Coal Miner’s Daughter, and appeared in a number of other never-seen/long-forgotten productions Before the infamous [read: fucking based to call B. Zimmerman Judas] Manchester, England moment, Zylan first “went electric” at the annual Newport, RI folk festival earlier in 1965,… Read more »
bork bork
October 19, 2021 7:54 am
That Paleocon “Academic Agent” did a few Youtube videos about Zimmerman’s discography. He has an inordinate amount of respect for the man.
Groidzilla
October 18, 2021 11:12 pm
Jews B Gross
Judge Holden
October 18, 2021 10:12 am
Vic did a great rundown on old (((Bob Zimmerman))) last year on his Wangshow soundcloud.
Being from Minnesota I hear about this kike fuck all the time when boomers talk about music. When I was in high school the proto-hipster bugmen played his horrific caterwauling constantly. If not for his co-ethnics Bob would have never made it off the street corner in Duluth.
My favorite was the German bugmen doing the “let’s play” of civilization. “Oh der Mapuche, Dey took over my settlements in California! Now zey play those fucking drums!” Fist Fest was another great one.
rhodesianshorts
October 18, 2021 6:38 am
Anudda Podcast?
Kent
October 17, 2021 8:03 pm
ole crossraods bob eh
Jonathan Fash
October 17, 2021 4:33 pm
It’s always a treat to listen to your stuff DK. Keep up the good work.
‘Slow Train Coming’ is my favorite Dylan album. That was his first album after converting to Christianity. Jesus helped Bob overcome a heroin addiction. That album has some solid songs. It’s actually ranked top 100 Christian music albums. I especially remember the song “When You Gonna Wake Up”. The lyrics are pretty based.
https://genius.com/Bob-dylan-when-you-gonna-wake-up-lyrics
Some reacts on this interesting and excellent podcast from a late Boomer; The Band was MOSTLY Canuck, but not completely: Arguably the second most important member of the band, Levon Helm (drummer who did the lion’s share of the memorable vocals) was from Arkansas As a related aside, he played Loretta Lynn’s (Sissy Spacek’s) father in the biopic of her, Coal Miner’s Daughter, and appeared in a number of other never-seen/long-forgotten productions Before the infamous [read: fucking based to call B. Zimmerman Judas] Manchester, England moment, Zylan first “went electric” at the annual Newport, RI folk festival earlier in 1965,… Read more »
That Paleocon “Academic Agent” did a few Youtube videos about Zimmerman’s discography. He has an inordinate amount of respect for the man.
Jews B Gross
Vic did a great rundown on old (((Bob Zimmerman))) last year on his Wangshow soundcloud.
Being from Minnesota I hear about this kike fuck all the time when boomers talk about music. When I was in high school the proto-hipster bugmen played his horrific caterwauling constantly. If not for his co-ethnics Bob would have never made it off the street corner in Duluth.
Wish ol’ Vic would return to the scene. He did some really funny, incisive content.
My favorite was the German bugmen doing the “let’s play” of civilization. “Oh der Mapuche, Dey took over my settlements in California! Now zey play those fucking drums!” Fist Fest was another great one.
Anudda Podcast?
ole crossraods bob eh
It’s always a treat to listen to your stuff DK. Keep up the good work.
Thank you friend
I heard Blowin in the Wind was based on crematorium ashes