New Bob Dylan album! Together Through Life
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Salome
you are what you is
more kudos to Bob then
phanan
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Looks like the mp3 is still available. Hopefully it will be there when I get home. Forgot last night.
phanan
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Touché
LemonMelon
More 5G Than Man
I dig Beyond Here Lies Nothing. I get kind of a Tom Waits vibe from the instrumentation.
Updating... the album will also be available as a 3 disc deluxe version. Here's what comes in the other two discs:
Disc two:
Disc three:
Disc two:
- Howdy Neighbor
- Don't Take Everybody to Be Your Friend
- Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend
- La Valse de Amitie
- Make Friends
- My Next Door Neighbor
- Let's Invite Them Over
- My Friends
- Last Night
- You've Got a Friend
- Bad Neighborhood
- Neighbours
- Too Many Parties and Too Many Pals
- Why Can't We Be Friends
Disc three:
- Roy Silver - The Lost Interview (DVD)
lazarus
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Fixed.
Just kidding, I'll be buying the regular disc. I just wanted to get a rise out of Scumbo.
lazarus
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Newsweek is streaming another new song. It's even better than the first one:
Pop Vox: Newsweek's Daily Arts and Culture Blog : An Exclusive Early Listen to Bob Dylan's New Album, 'Together Through Life'
Pop Vox: Newsweek's Daily Arts and Culture Blog : An Exclusive Early Listen to Bob Dylan's New Album, 'Together Through Life'
coemgen
Rock n' Roll Doggie
I agree. I REALLY like this tune.
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GirlsAloudFan
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Dylan recorded music before 1990. I don't think scumbo knows who he is.
And, yeah, that song sounds great.
powerhour24
ONE love, blood, life
Where is the song on that Newsweek page? 
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GirlsAloudFan
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Where is the song on that Newsweek page?
It should just be the first thing you see there when you click on the link. There's a video box in the center of the page underneath the headline "An Exclusive Early Listen to Bob Dylan's New Album, 'Together Through Life'"...hit play on the video.
Irishteen
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Beyond Here Lies Nothing doesn't do much for me, it's not bad, not great either. Hoping it's one of the album's weaker songs
Just heard Feel a Change Coming On, I'm excited for this album again
Just heard Feel a Change Coming On, I'm excited for this album again
Ronnie269
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"30 second preview of every track"
YouTube - Together Through Life, the new Bob Dylan album: Preview
sounds like a return to form for Dylan to me,
I dunno why but the cover really reminds me of an image from the book "On The Road" by Jack Kerouac, I know the book had a major impact on Dylan through the years, anybody else get the same idea?
YouTube - Together Through Life, the new Bob Dylan album: Preview
sounds like a return to form for Dylan to me,
I dunno why but the cover really reminds me of an image from the book "On The Road" by Jack Kerouac, I know the book had a major impact on Dylan through the years, anybody else get the same idea?
Popmartijn
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If you mean with recent songs from his upcoming album then no, he hasn't played them (yet?). At least, not this past Saturday when I saw him. But I was pleasantly surprised by how many songs were from Modern Times (I think he played 5 of them), plus some other post 1990-stuff.
Irishteen
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I've recently got myself The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan and Oh Mercy. Now own myself 9 Dylan studio album and one live one, should tide me over until this album comes out 
Popmartijn
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I've recently got myself The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan and Oh Mercy. Now own myself 9 Dylan studio album and one live one, should tide me over until this album comes out
Oh Mercy!
And The Freewheelin'... is also a great one.
If you mean with recent songs from his upcoming album then no, he hasn't played them (yet?). At least, not this past Saturday when I saw him. But I was pleasantly surprised by how many songs were from Modern Times (I think he played 5 of them), plus some other post 1990-stuff.
Yeah, I meant the new album. But it's good to know he played songs off Modern Times. How was the concert? I'm pretty excited I'll see him for the first time next week!
I'd give a kidney to hear him playing Most of the Time, but that's not very likely....
adypole
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I recently got highway 61, but am looking forward to saving up for desire. black diamond bay+hurricane=
Popmartijn
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I thought the concert was pretty good. Dylan seemed to be into it, which is always a plus. I'm not gonna talk about his vocals, you know to expect some growl, but the renditions of the songs were quite straightforward. Not much guessing to what song he was actually playing. The band is smokin'!
Why not? He played Man In The Long Black Coat (also from Oh Mercy) on Saturday. Though I'd also give a kidney to hear him play Most Of The Time (such a beautiful song!
).BTW, if you want to take a look for some of the setlists of his current tour, then this is your guide: Bob Dylan - Bob Links - 2009 Tour Guide
Irishteen
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Oh Mercy!
And The Freewheelin'... is also a great one.
There's a massive gap in my Dylan collection from Blood On the Tracks up until Time Out of Mind. Well excluding Knocked Out Loaded, I regret owning that one
So I'm hoping Oh Mercy will fill that
lazarus
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Dylan never plays songs from albums before they're released anymore, regardless of how soon the album's coming out. There's a setlist from a show that already ended today (in Switzerland), and there's not one song from Together Through Life.
It does seem lame, but also irrelevant considering the guy is practically on one long perpetual tour and will be back soon enough.
It does seem lame, but also irrelevant considering the guy is practically on one long perpetual tour and will be back soon enough.
lazarus
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There's a massive gap in my Dylan collection from Blood On the Tracks up until Time Out of Mind. Well excluding Knocked Out Loaded, I regret owning that one
Knocked Out Loaded is probably the worst album released in that period, or at least one of them.
I'd suggest Oh Mercy (in my opinion his BEST album since Blood on the Tracks, including the last three), Infidels (a bit dated, but a very unique island/reggae sound courtesy of duo Sly & Robbie), Desire (another exotic-sounding album but more organic, gypsy-esque?), and Street Legal (overproduced and too much reliance on back-up singers, but great songs), in that order.
phanan
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I've always enjoyed Oh Mercy.
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