Subterranean Homesick Blues

One of the first music videos without a live feed, and one of the finest. The master of verse Bob Dylan uses a simple but clever method of delivery that has been borrowed and stolen from by every form of media under the sun.

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[773SleepyHollow]

A Tribe Called Quest, De La Soul, Public Enemy, Arrested Development, Boogie Down Productions, Chubb Rock, Outkast, Eric B. & Rakim, Queen Latifah, Camp Lo, X-Clan, Cypress Hill, Run-DMC, LL Cool J, Beastie Boys, Heavy D, Ice-T, Pete Rock & CL Smooth, PM Dawn, Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five, Common, Geto Boys, Gang Starr, Missy Elliott, Kool Moe Dee, Big Daddy Kane, & Nas should be enough to get you started.

[Ryan Back]

I love how at 1:18 he fucks up the signs then the next one says FAIL

How ironically beautiful

[jrjr18181]

ofcourse Dylan brought us FAIL

[JossePuentes]

Voy a ESCRIBIR en mi DIARIO, que voy VAGANDO por el MUNDO

[Peter Kostwinder]

Well, you know John Lee Hooker kinda invented the whole rap situation. In fact rap was already invented in the years 10 and 20.

[Frijolero18]

why is there a rap argument in a Bob Dylan video

[Dan Smith]

I just love this song. I play this almost each day. Bob is one of the best R&B artist that ever played. Well, in this persons eyes.

[TheRealDoubleJ1]

Isn't that the song with Juelz Santana. If it is, that's a pretty good song.

[MJNSEIFER]

Stupid Question: Isn't there a parody of this where the guy with the cuecards can't keep up? Note: They may have not used this song, just based the video on it.

[773SleepyHollow]

Hey, you like what you like. The group that has most wowed me in recent years isn't a rap group, it's a folk(ish) duo, First Aid Kit.

My favorite FAK songs are: "Ghost Town" (Black Cab session), "I Met Up With the King," "I'm Building Myself a Boat," "Jagadamba, You Might" (studio version), "Our Own Pretty Ways" (Bandstand Busking), "Tangerine," "Waltz for Richard" (Sideshow Alley), "When I Grow Up" (cover of Fever Ray song), "Winter Is All Over You," & "You're Not Coming Home Tonight."

[Ponthie79]

southern rapper YelaWolf covered this song a couple years ago..his version is called Mixing Up The Medicine

[imbadatpickingnames]

ginsberg in the upper left corner : )