Not only did Usher screw up Dylan's first name, he failed to mention that Daniel Lanois produced the album. The clown should have been "usher"ed out of the building on the spot.
Usher is a dumb fuck who has never sang a song with good lyrics. All usher does is pretend to be tough and dance to shit music while pretending to be Michael Jackson. Also,thank you usher for not dressing up for the grammy awards.
@myabiba Buddy Holly's plane crash was 2 or 3 days after that meeting Bob was talking about. Apparently it affected him in a profound way. I think Bob drew on that experience as some kind of calling, he's referenced it before, of course can't speak for him. Time out of Mind is a lot of confronting death, maybe thats how it relates.
2. Bill Dylan? Dumb ass Usher, what little respect I had for Usher just went through the window. I'm sure I know more about the roots of his music ( Jazz ) than he does.
3. There are maybe 100 artist all time that surpass the music industry itself. I think Dylan and Radiohead are in that group.
I'm sorry? Did you just put Dylan in the same sentence as that other band? Radhiohead? Oh my god! People have been killed for worse reasons. And you say you know more about something to do with music. Good God, Magnum!
And talk all the shit you want about Babyface and Usher, but leave Paula Cole alone. She and Jewel and Linda Perry and Sheryl Crow and Natalie Imbruglia were some of the best female rock/alt/folk singers of the 1990s.
@mapscannotcontainme I have to concur with you. Bob Dylan is on a whole other planet than Radiohead. The plateau that Dylan rests on is the one reserved for the likes of The Beatles, and Elvis. Icons who have genuinely changed culture forever. Radiohead are great, but they don't come close.
I know this comment is old, but yes they do. Radiohead have made consistent albums, unlike Dylan. Radiohead, like Dylan, have revolutionized the genre of music they specialize in, Alternative and Folk. Radiohead is so good, they are a close second, if not better, than the Beatles. Please, before you go commenting, I suggest you actually listen to radioead and see the influence they have achieved the last two decades. Dylan and Radiohead are on the SAME level.
@aijunk2 No. Whatever vantage point you perch at that has allowed you to think these things is faulty. Radiohead came along too late to ever approach the likes of the Beatles and Bob Dylan. They get credit for reaching, but they don't deserve similar credit.
"They came too late". The 60's wasn't the best, you know. They're many decades full of gems and bullshit. Radiohead deserves the same credit. They have proven consecutive albums to show how prestige they really are. Within a decade, every poll and ever critic will cite radiohead as the top ten great artists, they are already making top 20, top 30. The only other obstacle radiohead has is the test of time, and so far they are doing GREAT.
@Machnaigh Radiohead, the Beatles, and Bob Dylan can't be compared. But that's beside the point. The best album is supposed to win--not who has the most seniority. Bob Dylan is the most overrated musician ever. His singing sucks, his tuns are mediocre. Radiohead has produced music he could only dream of making. The Grammys snubbed Radiohead because they thought the show would get more fanfare by handing the award to the so-called legend.
@dionusos2 Dylan is the most respected lyricist in the history of music... What more needs to be said?
For the record, I'm not talking about this album. OK Computer was plainly the best album of that bunch, and I agree that they were robbed. I'm talking about overall impact. Dylan's music in the 60's and 70's is on a different level to anything Radiohead have ever done IMO.
@alwayswinit4real I repeat, a cultural paradigm shift would have happened with or without Dylan. It's why the beatniks are so well regarded, because of their influence on culture. Yet we wouldn't say their writing was better than that of the Lost Generation merely because the latter didn't have the same cultural/social impact. I think Dylan is the most overrated rock musican of that era, IMO. The Doors were revolutionary, and not merely because they bucked the counter-culture fashions.
@dionusos2 Well personally, I would say that the Lost Generation have had a far larger cultural/social impact than the Beat Generation.
The likes of Fitzgerald and Hemingway trump Kerouac and Ginsberg all day long IMO. But we're splitting hairs.
If you don't like Dylan, what can I say? People like what they like. The fact that you prefer The Doors and The Beatles to Dylan perhaps suggests that you respect artists who are more "musically-revolutionary".
@dionusos2 By "musically-revolutionary", I'm simply referring to their respective use of instrumentals.
Dylan was a pure lyricist. His musical arrangements were average, and his voice has always been an "acquired taste". But his lyrics make his music what it is.
@alwayswinit4real This debate made me happy because it wasn't a bunch of un-educated 3 year old's yelling at each other. Bob Dylan is in my opinion the best lyricist of all time, and his folk music goes with his style perfectly. Was he revolutionary? Well he had a profound impact on the beatles, and on a side note introduced them to drugs (imagine if they has never taken drugs) but that is besides the point. Bob Dylan is a legend, and so are Radiohead.
@alwayswinit4real It bothers me that Radiohead still doesn't get the respect from the general public that they deserve, but that is their style; they are low key. Radiohead is my favorite band, and in my opinion they were without a doubt robbed here, but like Thom, I could give less of a shit about the grammy's. 20 years form now Radiohead will be remembered as being so far ahead of their time it isn't even funny, and will end up in most experts top 10's if they know music.
@aijunk2 It comes down to personal preference when we talk about who is "better". It can't be weighed or judged. But, in terms of who has had the bigger impact--or has been more important to their respective genres--the outcome is evident.
You would have to have an extreme bias to claim that Radiohead have had a social/cultural impact comparable to that of Elvis, Dylan or The Beatles.
@alwayswinit4real yes, elvis, dylan and the beatles (the best of those three) had social/cultural impacts that outweigh radiohead's. But that's only because there were social movements already in motion when they hit the scene. Radiohead appeared during the apathetic slacker generation. But we don't go by seniority nor by impact. We go by the quality of music. Radiohead was robbed. Anyone who thinks otherwise needs to get off Dylan's nuts because they're ready to fall off
@ladykillerr1 I liked some of what you said, but I just want to say Paula Cole is actually very talented, and I don't know why you didn't include Paul McCartney as someone who surpasses the industry.
@ladykillerr1 Babyface is one of the biggest producers in music, also ownes a record company and at this time was a really big resording star. As for paula cole- no clue. And yes fuck Usher. his 15 minutes should have been up years ago.
i was 18 in high school when ok computer came out i would get high and lay on the hood of my car and listen to it in awe. i bought time out of mind last year and it's perfect for the 29 year old me. it was a good year for music i guess. who should of won. who cares we all won in the end.
Absolute fucking genius. Those three words sum up Bob Dylan's career for me.
vedderfan94 2 weeks ago
thank god we still have our living legend....i love watching him talk...he's so bad ass
love him
love him
love him
love him
nikkiejanee1972 2 months ago
Bill Dylan?? WTF Nigger...
SmashBrosFan19 3 months ago
DAMN!!!!!!!!SHUT THE FUCK UP WITH ALL THAT!!!!!!USHER MADE A FUCKING MISTAKE WE ALL DO!!!!!!!!!!!
crap1707 4 months ago
He is the best musician in the world!
God bless you for put this stuff out!
Evertnr11 4 months ago
Who is that stunning brunette behind Bob on the left who is smiling at him at 2:45?
BeatleUniversity 4 months ago
idk he was probably nervous as hell..but bill dylan? c'mon!
TheWop4life 6 months ago
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Who is Bob Dylan? .... maybe you are the dumb ass! Even BabyFace and Paula Cole are common knowledge, much less Bob Dylan... dumb-ass
TheCindi2006 6 months ago
Who is Bob Dylan .... maybe you are the dumb ass! Even BabyFace and Paula Cole are common knowledge... dumb-ass
TheCindi2006 6 months ago
Who is Bob Dylan .... maybe you are the dumb ass!
TheCindi2006 6 months ago
Bob Dylan is one of the best artist of all time, but I think Radiohead should have won
juan18x 6 months ago
BILL dylan? oh my god Usher, nice one,
tmarkiewicz09 6 months ago
Not only did Usher screw up Dylan's first name, he failed to mention that Daniel Lanois produced the album. The clown should have been "usher"ed out of the building on the spot.
emitremmus 7 months ago
I love Dylan, but you gotta admit, Radiohead deserved the award for Album of the year
gplay1890 8 months ago
Fuck you Usher. You're just disapearing act in music.
highway61grant 9 months ago
Celine Dion looks affronted. She's obviously not used to being in the presence of genuine musicians.
Maquiladora95 9 months ago
You've gotta love Sheryl Crow.
Maquiladora95 9 months ago
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a lot of jews are behind everything with money
k3304 9 months ago
Stupid Usher of all the things you can't get right in your life musically, at least get Bob's name right. Its not asking for much!!!!
soulmusic247 9 months ago
Usher is a dumb fuck who has never sang a song with good lyrics. All usher does is pretend to be tough and dance to shit music while pretending to be Michael Jackson. Also,thank you usher for not dressing up for the grammy awards.
muclesmarinara 9 months ago
Is that Patti at 2:26? And who is "Bill Dylan?"
MuchoKiller 9 months ago
Don't understand what Buddy Holly has to do with Time out of Mind Album. Could someone let me know.
myabiba 10 months ago
@myabiba Buddy Holly's plane crash was 2 or 3 days after that meeting Bob was talking about. Apparently it affected him in a profound way. I think Bob drew on that experience as some kind of calling, he's referenced it before, of course can't speak for him. Time out of Mind is a lot of confronting death, maybe thats how it relates.
jmaioran 10 months ago
I like Usher, but he did mess up here. You can see on his face that he knows it too.
ilovekelly75 10 months ago
Daniel Lanois forever !
lonkylaine 11 months ago
FLAMING PIE!
Evileddiex123 11 months ago
BILL DYLAN?? WTF!
iamsolikeawesome 11 months ago
BILL DYLAN???!!! REALLY???!!! Usher you dumb fuck!
BuckLA84 11 months ago
Bob Dylan was probably like "who the fuck is this guy touching me?" (in reference to Usher) haha.
cawcaw89 1 year ago
Fucking Usher! Not less than a kareokee singer!
sam91004 1 year ago
Bill Dylan???!?!?!?
ugh Usher
neeckee20 1 year ago
nigel goodrich. looo1, this Usher dude is the worst eve.r
BlandBoy 1 year ago
WTFF bill dylan??
1daitetomohisa 1 year ago
"...and he LOOKED at me..." How cool is that??
bz4kh 1 year ago
@bz4kh Dude bob is SOOO Lucky to have been looked at by Buddy Holly 2 nights before Buddy Died HOLY shit that's scary!
Evileddiex123 11 months ago
Where is Bob going "Blee be blee be beeee"?
NoelleNabob 1 year ago
whose the black gal behind mr.zimmerman...i likes her. oh, and ladykillerr1...take a headache pill.
GReYSTOKE2012 1 year ago
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GReYSTOKE2012 1 year ago
at 2:25 Patti Smith cheers for Bobby. It just doesn't get any god damn cooler than that!!
babel1967 1 year ago
Celine Dion looks mad
Vertigo2903 1 year ago
1. Who the fuck is babyface, and Paula Cole?
2. Bill Dylan? Dumb ass Usher, what little respect I had for Usher just went through the window. I'm sure I know more about the roots of his music ( Jazz ) than he does.
3. There are maybe 100 artist all time that surpass the music industry itself. I think Dylan and Radiohead are in that group.
ladykillerr1 1 year ago 30
@ladykillerr1
I'm sorry? Did you just put Dylan in the same sentence as that other band? Radhiohead? Oh my god! People have been killed for worse reasons. And you say you know more about something to do with music. Good God, Magnum!
And talk all the shit you want about Babyface and Usher, but leave Paula Cole alone. She and Jewel and Linda Perry and Sheryl Crow and Natalie Imbruglia were some of the best female rock/alt/folk singers of the 1990s.
mapscannotcontainme 1 year ago
@mapscannotcontainme I have to concur with you. Bob Dylan is on a whole other planet than Radiohead. The plateau that Dylan rests on is the one reserved for the likes of The Beatles, and Elvis. Icons who have genuinely changed culture forever. Radiohead are great, but they don't come close.
alwayswinit4real 1 year ago 4
@alwayswinit4real i'm pretty sure mr. hendrix has a reservation as well
Camboza11 1 year ago
@alwayswinit4real
I know this comment is old, but yes they do. Radiohead have made consistent albums, unlike Dylan. Radiohead, like Dylan, have revolutionized the genre of music they specialize in, Alternative and Folk. Radiohead is so good, they are a close second, if not better, than the Beatles. Please, before you go commenting, I suggest you actually listen to radioead and see the influence they have achieved the last two decades. Dylan and Radiohead are on the SAME level.
aijunk2 1 month ago
@aijunk2 No. Whatever vantage point you perch at that has allowed you to think these things is faulty. Radiohead came along too late to ever approach the likes of the Beatles and Bob Dylan. They get credit for reaching, but they don't deserve similar credit.
Machnaigh 1 month ago
@Machnaigh
"They came too late". The 60's wasn't the best, you know. They're many decades full of gems and bullshit. Radiohead deserves the same credit. They have proven consecutive albums to show how prestige they really are. Within a decade, every poll and ever critic will cite radiohead as the top ten great artists, they are already making top 20, top 30. The only other obstacle radiohead has is the test of time, and so far they are doing GREAT.
aijunk2 1 month ago
@Machnaigh Radiohead, the Beatles, and Bob Dylan can't be compared. But that's beside the point. The best album is supposed to win--not who has the most seniority. Bob Dylan is the most overrated musician ever. His singing sucks, his tuns are mediocre. Radiohead has produced music he could only dream of making. The Grammys snubbed Radiohead because they thought the show would get more fanfare by handing the award to the so-called legend.
dionusos2 1 month ago
@dionusos2 Dylan is the most respected lyricist in the history of music... What more needs to be said?
For the record, I'm not talking about this album. OK Computer was plainly the best album of that bunch, and I agree that they were robbed. I'm talking about overall impact. Dylan's music in the 60's and 70's is on a different level to anything Radiohead have ever done IMO.
alwayswinit4real 1 month ago
@alwayswinit4real I repeat, a cultural paradigm shift would have happened with or without Dylan. It's why the beatniks are so well regarded, because of their influence on culture. Yet we wouldn't say their writing was better than that of the Lost Generation merely because the latter didn't have the same cultural/social impact. I think Dylan is the most overrated rock musican of that era, IMO. The Doors were revolutionary, and not merely because they bucked the counter-culture fashions.
dionusos2 1 month ago
@dionusos2 Well personally, I would say that the Lost Generation have had a far larger cultural/social impact than the Beat Generation.
The likes of Fitzgerald and Hemingway trump Kerouac and Ginsberg all day long IMO. But we're splitting hairs.
If you don't like Dylan, what can I say? People like what they like. The fact that you prefer The Doors and The Beatles to Dylan perhaps suggests that you respect artists who are more "musically-revolutionary".
alwayswinit4real 1 month ago
@dionusos2 By "musically-revolutionary", I'm simply referring to their respective use of instrumentals.
Dylan was a pure lyricist. His musical arrangements were average, and his voice has always been an "acquired taste". But his lyrics make his music what it is.
alwayswinit4real 1 month ago
@alwayswinit4real Point taken. Thanks for your cordial manner of debating. It's virtually absent from Youtube.
dionusos2 1 month ago
@dionusos2 No problem. It's always nice to be meet someone civil on Youtube.
alwayswinit4real 1 month ago
@alwayswinit4real This debate made me happy because it wasn't a bunch of un-educated 3 year old's yelling at each other. Bob Dylan is in my opinion the best lyricist of all time, and his folk music goes with his style perfectly. Was he revolutionary? Well he had a profound impact on the beatles, and on a side note introduced them to drugs (imagine if they has never taken drugs) but that is besides the point. Bob Dylan is a legend, and so are Radiohead.
dmann87zz14 3 weeks ago
@alwayswinit4real It bothers me that Radiohead still doesn't get the respect from the general public that they deserve, but that is their style; they are low key. Radiohead is my favorite band, and in my opinion they were without a doubt robbed here, but like Thom, I could give less of a shit about the grammy's. 20 years form now Radiohead will be remembered as being so far ahead of their time it isn't even funny, and will end up in most experts top 10's if they know music.
dmann87zz14 3 weeks ago
@aijunk2 It comes down to personal preference when we talk about who is "better". It can't be weighed or judged. But, in terms of who has had the bigger impact--or has been more important to their respective genres--the outcome is evident.
You would have to have an extreme bias to claim that Radiohead have had a social/cultural impact comparable to that of Elvis, Dylan or The Beatles.
alwayswinit4real 1 month ago
@alwayswinit4real yes, elvis, dylan and the beatles (the best of those three) had social/cultural impacts that outweigh radiohead's. But that's only because there were social movements already in motion when they hit the scene. Radiohead appeared during the apathetic slacker generation. But we don't go by seniority nor by impact. We go by the quality of music. Radiohead was robbed. Anyone who thinks otherwise needs to get off Dylan's nuts because they're ready to fall off
dionusos2 1 month ago
@ladykillerr1 I liked some of what you said, but I just want to say Paula Cole is actually very talented, and I don't know why you didn't include Paul McCartney as someone who surpasses the industry.
ilovekelly75 10 months ago
@ladykillerr1 Babyface is one of the biggest producers in music, also ownes a record company and at this time was a really big resording star. As for paula cole- no clue. And yes fuck Usher. his 15 minutes should have been up years ago.
MrPernell27 9 months ago
i was 18 in high school when ok computer came out i would get high and lay on the hood of my car and listen to it in awe. i bought time out of mind last year and it's perfect for the 29 year old me. it was a good year for music i guess. who should of won. who cares we all won in the end.
mojopintv 1 year ago
Bill Dylan is the man!!!
WillyLee23 1 year ago
Buddy Holly and Bobby Dylan. Two of my heros. And great to see Bob smiling and havin` a good time...
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linkbekka 1 year ago
Got to love mr Bob Dylan :-)
milkmannen 1 year ago
Bill Dylan? Wtf nigger...
SmashBrosFan19 1 year ago
@SmashBrosFan19 Okay, mistaking a music legend's name isn't good, but it does not warrant that by any means. You should be ashamed of yourself.
ilovekelly75 10 months ago
Dylan seems rather lively.
drmoonrat 1 year ago
OK Computer had to win
xjhonex 1 year ago
I love Bob Dylan, but OK Computer should have won.
InsanelyINsane 1 year ago
@InsanelyINsane cock
Gazza63 1 year ago
Awesome. One of his very greatest, meaningful albums.
GenesisKnights 1 year ago 14