@kiomanful - I'm pretty sure the person that posted this isn't Stephen Malkmus and that Stephen Malkmus was fully aware of what he was doing, being one of alternative/indie musics most iconic figures for over a decade.
On a side note; this is an excellent film and the person that's posted it is awesome for doing so.
@Jualmas1990 ......DYLAN DIDNT WRITE THIS he merly put his words over...... the ANIMALS/RAY CHARLES song ''I BELIVE TO MY SOUL''...which goes i belive your trying to make a fool outta me..(which is the filling of 'zinAMINI'S LYRICS.. BUT ITS THE PIANO// riff /'''that holds this song UP .. and Dylan didnt write it THE CREDIT FOR THAT goes to =Ray Charkles/ the Animals
@ok19608 because many people struggle discerning opinion from fact. See , I like the original better. but I dont dislike this cover or those who prefer it. good music is good music people!
That "Do you" part is very important to get perfectly, timing wise. I cover this song and it took me quite some time to get that part down to where I was comfortable with it.
I don't particularly like this cover, it seems uninspired. Like he was just copying the song rather than playing the cover and making it his own.
Okay, so in the same breath you say that he changed the timing of "Do you", and that it seems like he was just copying rather than making it his own. I mean, it's supposed to be a fairly close cover as he was Cate Blanchett's singing voice in the movie, but at the same time plenty of liberties have been taken with the arrangement. I don't see how this is anything but a very good cover, by a great artist in his own right.
I saw Bob Dylan 3 weeks ago and was amazed by what he does with his songs. Your comment on seeing Bob Dylan seems pretty irrelevant. You basically just proved my point, so thank you. Bob Dylan has takes his songs and alters them as his style changes and I think that's absolutely brilliant.
I guess you missed my point, so let me further explain. I think it's necessary to make a cover your own style, but to keep certain core elements of the original song intact.
Well, you are entitled to your opinion as I am to mine. Sorry for assuming you were unfamiliar with Dylan's live show. I just saw him last fall and he was awesome. Top 5 concerts I have ever attended. Some people in upper sections started leaving after a couple songs though, I guess there was terrible noise and distortion. Sounded fine where I was sitting.
The real tragedy was that I missed SM and the Jicks only 5 days before. I died a little.
It's just an 'official opinion' of an 'avid Bob Dylan fan who happens to cover many of Bob Dylan's songs'. I never said my cover was better or worse, I just said that's the way I do it. I suppose you have to be literate and have some concept of common sense to figure that one out, though.
You, my friend, are the reason why cousins shouldn't have children.
People like you have no place in a conversation regarding any form of music. To have an opinion on something before you even hear it is the most arrogant thing you could possibly do.
You also obviously aren't a musician. When playing any song, you always have to study the timing of the vocalist's words in correspondence with the chord changes.
You're probably the kind of person that sits at a Bob Dylan show now and boos because his voice sounds different. Go back to counting your toes, inbreed.
"When playing any song, you always have to study the timing of the vocalist's words in correspondence with the chord changes."
Nope.
You know the words and changes.
Play it.
No 'studying' involved - it's called inspiration and talent. Something SM and Bobby have in abundance. You (and I'm willing to bet my RIGHT arm this time) are a tedious bore.
Post yr version on YT nick4man3 and make me eat my words (although I'm rather full after eating both my arms lately) lol.
Buddy, you subconsciously study the words in your head, whether you realize you're doing it or not. Half of music is doing just that, the mental studying of what is going on. Your hideously ignorant statement is just further evidence that you are not a musician.
If I had any means of posting my music on the internet I would gladly do so, although I would prefer not to share it with you as your honest opinion is obviously compromised.
And once again, you judge something you've never heard.
Typically it's the lyricist who studies the progression as the voice has to be attuned to the chords. I don't start playing different chords just because my singer's in the wrong key. In fact, I don't even do that when I'm the one singing in the wrong key.
I think it's telling that a "video" of a still photo could a) get such a high rating and, b) warrant so many comments and discussion re: Malkmus as Dylan. As I think about it Malkmus is kinda the anti-Dylan cum 360 re: vocals. That is, Dylan captured a gen's imagination hitting all the notes in such a mannerist way that was revolutionary from the start, while Malkmus sang purely but pitchy as hell early on. Each we're there respective gen's singers who "couldn't sing." But they did, and better.
Malkmus does quite a good job; I guess since he does not have a "singer's voice" (as the NY Times said), he pulls off Dylan nicely; but his cover of the Verlaines song here on YouTube is really exceptional
No it's not, it's "here's your throat back..." See we can all be pedantic; but lets face it, the respective person that each of us is correcting is more than likely aware of the 'proper' lyric, and we, in correcting them, just end up looking like dicks...
dude dylan wrote it, he is genius, but stephen malkmus can play it just as good if not better which makes him, in a degree, genius. Congradulations :). And PS youre not as mean as you look :P
You don;t know Stephen Malkmus till you have seen him in concert. His music used to be lofi (kinda garage rock) style, which basically means he freestyles with the guitar in concert amazingly. Not like every other musician in concert at all.
This song is awkward and misses just like the film. Did we really need another dylan film after Scorssesses amazing doco. 'Im not there' was as lame as 'Walk the Line'.
have you ever listened the original? nobody can do it like dylan, as much you try you won't be ever able to sing with his voice and the feeling that dylan gives to the song is just fucking amazing, he feels it.
Listen to the dylans version again, not even god can play like him with that incredible voice.
nope. I said that this version is better than the original without actually listening to the original. Congratulations! You got me! brb gonna cut my wrists because I've been proven wrong on the internet
Great version! Also Scorsesse's movie about Dylan is incerdibly informative and made a fan outa me. If you get a chance look up Dylan's cover of The House Of The Rising Sun. Fucking amazing! Oh and why your looking check out the documentary The Weather Underground. Learn. Become the irate yet rational revolutionary!
I wasn't a huge Dylan fan before watching the Scorsesse film but man what a great movie and what a great story. Ya and this Malkmus version is incredible. If you can try and find Dylan's version of House Of The Rising Sun. Tune in. Turn On. Drop Out! Also look up the documentary The Weather Underground
yeah i was like that too, i liked, respected Dylan and had some of his records, but after the Scorcese film I bought like 5 or 6 of those early ones I did not have
Yes it is, I actually discovered it before the original song. It's from a movie about Bob Dylan called "I'm not there" also featuring Cat Power, Anthony and the Johnson and many other famous guys in the OST.
amazing!
anibalnikov47 1 year ago
So fucking good god damn
mesoocoool 1 year ago
You can't go wrong with Dylan..............Great rendition I just loved it
TheBeestoncowboy 1 year ago
he's the dude from pavement right?
alexgillespie1 1 year ago
The music's okay, but this guy's voice is nowhere near passionate and vitriolic enough to scale the heights of the original
spinkwotzer 1 year ago
SOUNDS LIKE A RIPP OFF.......''THE ANIMALS doing RAY CHARLES song......
'I BELIVE TO MY SOUL......'yer trying ta make a fool of me............YEAH even the story dylan wrote seems to ripp off RAYS lyrical thinking
sunriseRISE 1 year ago
this song sucks dick
the original is 49673904763947 times better
NTheSkyWithDiamonds 1 year ago
good version. Think your voice should have more prominence, let your voice fly do not try to control it
kiomanful 1 year ago
@kiomanful - I'm pretty sure the person that posted this isn't Stephen Malkmus and that Stephen Malkmus was fully aware of what he was doing, being one of alternative/indie musics most iconic figures for over a decade.
On a side note; this is an excellent film and the person that's posted it is awesome for doing so.
TheAbsolutionHowl 1 year ago
not as good as the origanal!
Scweeb64 1 year ago
this is not a version... he copies the song note by note...
not even dylan does that.
Jualmas1990 1 year ago
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@Jualmas1990 ......DYLAN DIDNT WRITE THIS he merly put his words over...... the ANIMALS/RAY CHARLES song ''I BELIVE TO MY SOUL''...which goes i belive your trying to make a fool outta me..(which is the filling of 'zinAMINI'S LYRICS.. BUT ITS THE PIANO// riff /'''that holds this song UP .. and Dylan didnt write it THE CREDIT FOR THAT goes to =Ray Charkles/ the Animals
sunriseRISE 1 year ago
I'm watching the Dylan covers uploaded 2 utube.
Hes 1 of my faves...not bad.
starvinfolkartist 1 year ago
i dont really like this singer. lacking the originality that dylan possesses
davidsham123 1 year ago
@davidsham123
It's supposed to be close to the original
sushilll111 1 year ago
esta y un bombon na na naaa ***
ardille 1 year ago
I luv the guitar & the freshness he gave to my favorite music of ever. Nice!
MARCIABIJOU 1 year ago
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This fawking sucks---are yall kidding?? this is garbage
mewantbathers 2 years ago
does any one know where i can get this cover tabs
andru144 2 years ago
One Wonderful Cover:-)
Mariekesone 2 years ago 2
Really really good!
Jimmos4ever2000 2 years ago 3
Why do people comment on you tube videos just to argue about music? Cant we just enjoy shit or searh something else?
just my opinion. lol
ok19608 2 years ago 9
You're asking a bit much of the masses, my friend.
carpetbagger06 2 years ago 3
good point (i am only asking though haha)
ok19608 2 years ago
couldnt say it any better, but this covers got nothin on kula shakers version... still amazing tho!
BigPoppin420 2 years ago
Sounds like communist talk to me. Man...
PaulScullyPower 2 years ago
@ok19608 because many people struggle discerning opinion from fact. See , I like the original better. but I dont dislike this cover or those who prefer it. good music is good music people!
zXLIFESILLXz 1 year ago
Great Cover! I loved how it remains similar to Bob's original but Stephen Malkmus still puts his own style to it.
yayoLUIS 2 years ago
sinceramente.. es muy buena vercion pero poes nada como la original..hecha por bob dylan...
bob dylan eres grande
hellvile9 2 years ago
is this on an album or just the im not there OST?
Fanta666 2 years ago
I think it's just the OST.
Robbie59 2 years ago
He comes in too early with the "do you"
That messes up the whole thing for me! I still love Malkmus though
h0merg0mez 2 years ago
Yeah, I agree.
That "Do you" part is very important to get perfectly, timing wise. I cover this song and it took me quite some time to get that part down to where I was comfortable with it.
I don't particularly like this cover, it seems uninspired. Like he was just copying the song rather than playing the cover and making it his own.
That's just my opinion, though.
nick4man3 2 years ago
Okay, so in the same breath you say that he changed the timing of "Do you", and that it seems like he was just copying rather than making it his own. I mean, it's supposed to be a fairly close cover as he was Cate Blanchett's singing voice in the movie, but at the same time plenty of liberties have been taken with the arrangement. I don't see how this is anything but a very good cover, by a great artist in his own right.
McGuinty1 2 years ago
Don't ever go to a Bob Dylan concert, either. You will be sorely disappointed as I don't think he ever plays any song of his the same way twice.
McGuinty1 2 years ago
I saw Bob Dylan 3 weeks ago and was amazed by what he does with his songs. Your comment on seeing Bob Dylan seems pretty irrelevant. You basically just proved my point, so thank you. Bob Dylan has takes his songs and alters them as his style changes and I think that's absolutely brilliant.
I guess you missed my point, so let me further explain. I think it's necessary to make a cover your own style, but to keep certain core elements of the original song intact.
As I said, this feels UNINSPIRED.
nick4man3 2 years ago
Uninspired all the way to the bank, ha ha!
Well, you are entitled to your opinion as I am to mine. Sorry for assuming you were unfamiliar with Dylan's live show. I just saw him last fall and he was awesome. Top 5 concerts I have ever attended. Some people in upper sections started leaving after a couple songs though, I guess there was terrible noise and distortion. Sounded fine where I was sitting.
The real tragedy was that I missed SM and the Jicks only 5 days before. I died a little.
McGuinty1 2 years ago
"That "Do you" part is very important to get perfectly, timing wise"
rly? lol. Says who?
Is this some sort of 'official wisdom' from 'someone who covers this song'?
I've not heard you play this but I would bet my left arm that this blows yr version out the water and all the way up the beach to the cafe toilets.
Just my opinion. lol
sleakitweasel 2 years ago 3
It's just an 'official opinion' of an 'avid Bob Dylan fan who happens to cover many of Bob Dylan's songs'. I never said my cover was better or worse, I just said that's the way I do it. I suppose you have to be literate and have some concept of common sense to figure that one out, though.
You, my friend, are the reason why cousins shouldn't have children.
Just my opinion. "lol"
nick4man3 2 years ago
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Yr a pompous ass and a pedant too. lol
I guarantee you that yr 'cover' is a stinker. They most often are from those who 'study' the timing of words.
You were wearing a dufflecoat in 1966 probly and shouting ' go home' at poor Bobby.
SMs cover tho' is utterly inspired. Yr a cloth-eared bawbag if you can't hear it.
sleakitweasel 2 years ago
People like you have no place in a conversation regarding any form of music. To have an opinion on something before you even hear it is the most arrogant thing you could possibly do.
You also obviously aren't a musician. When playing any song, you always have to study the timing of the vocalist's words in correspondence with the chord changes.
You're probably the kind of person that sits at a Bob Dylan show now and boos because his voice sounds different. Go back to counting your toes, inbreed.
nick4man3 2 years ago
"When playing any song, you always have to study the timing of the vocalist's words in correspondence with the chord changes."
Nope.
You know the words and changes.
Play it.
No 'studying' involved - it's called inspiration and talent. Something SM and Bobby have in abundance. You (and I'm willing to bet my RIGHT arm this time) are a tedious bore.
Post yr version on YT nick4man3 and make me eat my words (although I'm rather full after eating both my arms lately) lol.
sleakitweasel 2 years ago 2
Buddy, you subconsciously study the words in your head, whether you realize you're doing it or not. Half of music is doing just that, the mental studying of what is going on. Your hideously ignorant statement is just further evidence that you are not a musician.
If I had any means of posting my music on the internet I would gladly do so, although I would prefer not to share it with you as your honest opinion is obviously compromised.
And once again, you judge something you've never heard.
nick4man3 2 years ago
@nick4man3
Typically it's the lyricist who studies the progression as the voice has to be attuned to the chords. I don't start playing different chords just because my singer's in the wrong key. In fact, I don't even do that when I'm the one singing in the wrong key.
ThisIsNotHappyDays 1 year ago
and you're my fact-checkin' cuz
chinapig45 2 years ago 3
By the way, it's spelled: R-E-A-L-L-Y.
Maybe you should go fish your brain out of that cafe toilet along with my cover.
nick4man3 2 years ago
great song great cover from a great movie
acefilms28 2 years ago
Great cover!
carlydepp 2 years ago
Great cover of an AMAZING DYLAN song !!!!
joaoportojoaoporto 2 years ago
I think it's telling that a "video" of a still photo could a) get such a high rating and, b) warrant so many comments and discussion re: Malkmus as Dylan. As I think about it Malkmus is kinda the anti-Dylan cum 360 re: vocals. That is, Dylan captured a gen's imagination hitting all the notes in such a mannerist way that was revolutionary from the start, while Malkmus sang purely but pitchy as hell early on. Each we're there respective gen's singers who "couldn't sing." But they did, and better.
howelldrake 2 years ago 2
This is a great soundtrack... Jim Jones and Calexico on goin to acupolco was probably better than the original
spooninspoon 2 years ago
great cover@!
amliedi 2 years ago
Malkmus does quite a good job; I guess since he does not have a "singer's voice" (as the NY Times said), he pulls off Dylan nicely; but his cover of the Verlaines song here on YouTube is really exceptional
chrisocony 2 years ago
Thoroughly agree...Excellent cover...Both that is.
pavement27 2 years ago
Dylan's version is better. All of em.
jasonungar08 3 years ago
....with steve shelley on drums, lee ranaldo and nels cline on guitars,
watkinscopicat 3 years ago
It's "here's your thrat back, thanks for the loan"
bluesboy25000 3 years ago
Dylan sometimes varied the lyrics of many songs slightly or sometimes significantly when singing live.
Jackoho 3 years ago
No it's not, it's "here's your throat back..." See we can all be pedantic; but lets face it, the respective person that each of us is correcting is more than likely aware of the 'proper' lyric, and we, in correcting them, just end up looking like dicks...
nichoji 3 years ago
dude dylan wrote it, he is genius, but stephen malkmus can play it just as good if not better which makes him, in a degree, genius. Congradulations :). And PS youre not as mean as you look :P
Thebeefypig 3 years ago 4
What do you mean ?
Robbie59 3 years ago
You're mean, but then you're not lol
Thebeefypig 3 years ago
@Robbie59 nice pun lol
tracksuitjim 1 year ago
@tracksuitjim
What pun ?
Robbie59 1 year ago 3
@tracksuitjim What pun?
Purplepen123783 1 year ago
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sunriseRISE 1 year ago
@sunriseRISE dude thanks. I like that version alot more. the older the music is, the more original it gets. Big Bang effect
Thebeefypig 1 year ago
You don;t know Stephen Malkmus till you have seen him in concert. His music used to be lofi (kinda garage rock) style, which basically means he freestyles with the guitar in concert amazingly. Not like every other musician in concert at all.
pmentslenchanted 3 years ago
C'mon it's good, just good. I doubt someone could perform better than The Man.
Thiago1950 3 years ago
hope you're reffering to Dylan...
insanehamster 3 years ago
i like this vesion better (the instamentals) but i wish it was dylan singing
DJXanosphere 3 years ago 2
that's how i feel
Jackoho 3 years ago
hes the king of toads
i dig this guy
drcolumbusthejet 3 years ago
I love love love Stephen Malkmus. Such good stuff. Damn.
h3yh3yh3y 3 years ago 2
This song is awkward and misses just like the film. Did we really need another dylan film after Scorssesses amazing doco. 'Im not there' was as lame as 'Walk the Line'.
AndreDelacroix 3 years ago
Malkmus covering Dylan, so appropriate! Great job Stephen. Thanks for posting this.
Jeffnerd 3 years ago
I love Dylan, but this version is so much better than the original
dancetoska 3 years ago
have you ever listened the original? nobody can do it like dylan, as much you try you won't be ever able to sing with his voice and the feeling that dylan gives to the song is just fucking amazing, he feels it.
Listen to the dylans version again, not even god can play like him with that incredible voice.
saulramone 3 years ago
nope. I said that this version is better than the original without actually listening to the original. Congratulations! You got me! brb gonna cut my wrists because I've been proven wrong on the internet
dancetoska 3 years ago 7
hey man what movie would you guys hapen to be talkin about if i may ask...Dylan's awesome.
hieroimp 3 years ago
They're talking about "I'm not there", a movie about Bob Dylan.
Robbie59 3 years ago
Great version! Also Scorsesse's movie about Dylan is incerdibly informative and made a fan outa me. If you get a chance look up Dylan's cover of The House Of The Rising Sun. Fucking amazing! Oh and why your looking check out the documentary The Weather Underground. Learn. Become the irate yet rational revolutionary!
kitelinescrossed1021 3 years ago
I wasn't a huge Dylan fan before watching the Scorsesse film but man what a great movie and what a great story. Ya and this Malkmus version is incredible. If you can try and find Dylan's version of House Of The Rising Sun. Tune in. Turn On. Drop Out! Also look up the documentary The Weather Underground
kitelinescrossed1021 3 years ago
yeah i was like that too, i liked, respected Dylan and had some of his records, but after the Scorcese film I bought like 5 or 6 of those early ones I did not have
chrisocony 2 years ago
I think Dylan's best best best album is "Freewheelin' Bob Dylan" I adore that one....
pavement27 2 years ago
Yes! That one or "Blonde on Blonde"! :D
elsaskattungar 2 years ago
Completely agree...Those are my two favorite...
pavement27 2 years ago
Oh Man - How good was that!!
ringo348tb 3 years ago
Fuck yea malkmus :)
COME BACK TO AZ
BadmanPosse 3 years ago
I download first this song thinking it was the kula shaker one, and now i cant listen anyone else. This is my favourite... :/ :P
Thanks for uploading!! :D
Akohamaru 3 years ago
wow, love it,i LOVE dylan, i LOVE malkmus, this is just perfect =)
pinkindia983 3 years ago
this is a really good cover
Marsthegreatx 3 years ago
Hey hey ! First comment =)
Yes it is, I actually discovered it before the original song. It's from a movie about Bob Dylan called "I'm not there" also featuring Cat Power, Anthony and the Johnson and many other famous guys in the OST.
Robbie59 3 years ago