when i was young i was in awe of this lyrical song ,now i'm old i'm even more in awe, thats how i feel about his ,influence, his ability to write , and tell the story how it is ,go old coyote go, ,this man knew how to handle total fame in his 20s , do yu think he's wise now , i think so , this version is from 40 years on the road
@Riley1831 Hey, this was 16 years ago. He could at least still carry out a tune then. Listen to his performance at the Grammy Awards earlier this year and you'll know what I mean.
he sounds so damn bad in this performance. and this was in 1995! imagine him now! Too bad because I really like the original song. hahahaha i can't stop laughing it is just so fucking bad.
@mrmotownmadness89 I donno man, I think it sounds awesome. When you sing that song as many times as he has, you have to switch it up... it's just sung to a different rhythm.
@erdmaingue i was at that show. i bought my tickets last minute after work for the municipal auditorium show and i dont recall him pulling the guitar out once...
People can say whatever they want to. Every time the man plays a song he wrote, there's something magical going on. Even if the song falls apart in places or he goes off on his own journey in the way he interprets it. It's still magical. He's a real artist and we ain't got many of them around these days.
I don't consider him a god or prophet or I don't even see myself as a 'fan', but I sometimes realize in astonishment that I'm living at the same time as the greatest singer/songwriter ever. I can't believe he's around--the fact that he still writes fresh songs that can make me cry and remember a Keats poem. I'm amazed that someone with his status can still connect to my problems and my heart. He's never cut himself off from the world, and that is why he can write 'Highlands" even now.
@jakerose246 I'm officially calling you crazy. ;) You can watch his picking and hear what he's doing. Example, watch his hand and listen to the note being played at 2:30. He's playing and he's coming through loud and clear.
I think that this live version is the best version of "Like a rolling stone" except the original one. A keyboard player reproduced Al Cooper's hammond organ's sound greatly. Also, I always like Dylan's original style guitar play. For me, he developed his only guitar play seemingly.
BADASS AND BEAUTIFUL
as always
luv to u dylan
nikkiejanee1972 6 days ago
Don't smoke kids.
TopherBlairMusic 1 week ago
Its... a shame.. that his voice isnt what it used to be...
mayesjam 1 month ago
his shades are awesome!
MrShredder555 3 months ago
i think this album is one of his best. its great
ryanhashton 5 months ago
The same magic is still there if you let go of expectations and fly in the moment.
Manwithcam 5 months ago
now this is music right here.
xenilihpx 5 months ago
he is one cool cat.
AleksTapeZ 5 months ago
this is my favorite version. would like to have seen more of that steel guitar.
stratocaster1greg 6 months ago
when i was young i was in awe of this lyrical song ,now i'm old i'm even more in awe, thats how i feel about his ,influence, his ability to write , and tell the story how it is ,go old coyote go, ,this man knew how to handle total fame in his 20s , do yu think he's wise now , i think so , this version is from 40 years on the road
krazyconc 6 months ago
I love how this was an "Unplugged" gig, and most of them are plugged in.
AndrewP222 6 months ago 3
Shit damn...
Mokio7 6 months ago
This guy is a fuckin' genius
esai000 7 months ago
@esai000 your cool. I love anyone who likes dylan. im seeing him live in dayton, ohio in 4 days(: cant wait!
jimihendrix1414 7 months ago
@jimihendrix1414 lucky. I wish i could see him live but he came around when i didnt have any money left cuz i spent it on a Rush concert
esai000 7 months ago
@esai000 wow you fucked up
epilepsieful 5 months ago
Its sung with a different mindset and age
keeinv 7 months ago
@keeinv yeah and the fact he sounds fucking awful. in his prime he sounded amazing. now i can sing a better cover after 20 cans
upinmygoodies 6 months ago
Why does he sound bad? I think he was 53 or 54 during this time?
abehammy 7 months ago
he seems like he got into this song after so many times. He sounds great looks happy and proud of his song and band. :)
tbubaris1 7 months ago
I can't believe he lost his voice in such a short time- from then to now it's been disappearing.
I live how he sounded like his old self at 4:34 though.
dablueman21 7 months ago
horrible!
Riley1831 9 months ago
@Riley1831 Hey, this was 16 years ago. He could at least still carry out a tune then. Listen to his performance at the Grammy Awards earlier this year and you'll know what I mean.
thewolffebros 8 months ago
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ystme 9 months ago
he sounds so damn bad in this performance. and this was in 1995! imagine him now! Too bad because I really like the original song. hahahaha i can't stop laughing it is just so fucking bad.
mrmotownmadness89 9 months ago
@mrmotownmadness89 I donno man, I think it sounds awesome. When you sing that song as many times as he has, you have to switch it up... it's just sung to a different rhythm.
rjs11189 9 months ago 9
@mrmotownmadness89 shut the fuck up you jackass
jimihendrix1414 7 months ago
and I like his retro 60s polka-dot shirt
LightSnowOvernight 10 months ago 6
Damn. This is some hot stuff.
Jitpring 10 months ago 2
One of the best songs from one of the Masters of Blues Rock
FRSFreeState 10 months ago
@questionmarkjones i saw him in nashville in october and he played guitar for probably half the show
erdmaingue 10 months ago
@erdmaingue i was at that show. i bought my tickets last minute after work for the municipal auditorium show and i dont recall him pulling the guitar out once...
mkempton77 9 months ago
People can say whatever they want to. Every time the man plays a song he wrote, there's something magical going on. Even if the song falls apart in places or he goes off on his own journey in the way he interprets it. It's still magical. He's a real artist and we ain't got many of them around these days.
MikeyRed76 10 months ago
I don't consider him a god or prophet or I don't even see myself as a 'fan', but I sometimes realize in astonishment that I'm living at the same time as the greatest singer/songwriter ever. I can't believe he's around--the fact that he still writes fresh songs that can make me cry and remember a Keats poem. I'm amazed that someone with his status can still connect to my problems and my heart. He's never cut himself off from the world, and that is why he can write 'Highlands" even now.
nestorian9 11 months ago
This sounds like shit, I'm sorry but he sounds horrible. Doesn't even sound like the same song
mercurymadhatter 11 months ago
@mercurymadhatter Sorry, but you're wrong.
MikeyRed76 10 months ago
Call me a crazy, or a cynic, but is Bob's guitar not plugged in or mic'd? I think he's just holding it for the heck of it.
jakerose246 1 year ago
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guyactor 1 year ago
@jakerose246 - Check out the cord. It's very audible.
guyactor 1 year ago
@jakerose246 I'm officially calling you crazy. ;) You can watch his picking and hear what he's doing. Example, watch his hand and listen to the note being played at 2:30. He's playing and he's coming through loud and clear.
joshhorne 11 months ago
@jakerose246 Yeah dude, you can hear him doing random riffs in certain spots. Especially at the end of the song.
Voodoochil111111 11 months ago
I think that this live version is the best version of "Like a rolling stone" except the original one. A keyboard player reproduced Al Cooper's hammond organ's sound greatly. Also, I always like Dylan's original style guitar play. For me, he developed his only guitar play seemingly.
carrywet 1 year ago