*Omg..How Does He Do It?* First time hearing Bob Dylan - Like a Rolling Stone | REACTION
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❤❤ Brilliant Bob Dylan. I love his unique voice.❤❤
Absolutely brilliant
Bob Dylan got the Nobel prize for literature! So yes all his songs are great! And I love the way he sings/ talks his songs! Been listening to him for 50 years now ! Loved your reaction to this song!
Thank you for the kind words, I really enjoyed listening to Bob, his lyrics as so good.
Bob Dylan has be often been called America's greatest poet. I have to agree with that..
He is really incredible
The voice that broke down all barriers; the voice of freedom; that declared I'm here and you'll have to recognize that I matter. He's still here, over 80, but Forever Young, still active. I just can't imagine a world without Bob Dylan .....
Good one..well put
@@warrenhughes911 Thanks, Warren! I mean every word .....
Absolutely brilliant songwriting, still gets my vote as the Greatest Rock n Roll Song of All Time. Great reaction by this lovely lady
Thank you so much, it is such a masterpiece, sooo good 👍🏽
don't forget, the brilliantly bitchy 'positively 4th street'!!!
You did an amazing job grasping the essence of this truly historic song. It changed popular music forever. Now, imagine hearing this in a live performance by Dylan at the Hollywood Bowl in 1965! Anyway, great reaction video! I felt like I was hearing this song through your ears for the first time…again. Thank you from an old man living in the small town (Duluth, Minnesota) where Bob Dylan was born.
Thank you for the beautiful comment, i am glad you like it too. Daylan is an amazing song writer and singer , I shall be checking out more from him, feel free to leave your suggestions too. Thanks again.🙏☺️
He won the Nobel Prize, the only singer/songwriter to do so. He is still out there doing it! Thanks for the reaction.
Rabindranath Tagore also won the Nobel Prize.
I Absolutely love and enjoy his songs and lyrics
Didn't Kendrick win it?
One of his best songs! Thanks for not pausing it. Most of my generation first heard new songs on the radio and didn't have the luxury of pausing or rewinding. Other Dylan songs I recommend: "Rainy Day Women", "Lay Lady Lay", "Knockin' On Heaven's Door", "Tangled Up in Blue" and "Tweeter and the Monkeyman" with The Traveling Wilburys (George Harrison, Roy Orbison, Jeff Lynne (of ELO) and Tom Petty).
Okay, long list to check out, I’ll definitely get there. Thanks for watching
He has an unconventional voice, and Jimi Hendrix got the confidence to sing from the fact that Dylan was able to do it. Hendrix does a great cover of Dylan's song "All Along the Watchtower"
Jimi does this song too.. Live at the Monterey Pop Festival
Both giants that almost talk their words
dylan said hendrix version was the best version of his song, including his own!!!
Great reaction to one of gods greatest poets! That’s the reason Bob Dylan won the Nobel prize for literature
Well deserved award, I really love this 👍🏽
It's so good to see a youngster feel the same way i felt so long ago.
Absolutely great music.. thanks for watching 🙏☺️
I know. That’s why I get the shivers
The vocals, the lyrics, the poetry, the song writing, the organ, the harmonica. And the voice, the voice, the voice. How does it feel? We love you Bobby.
And to imagine the organ (Hammon B3) was an experiment because Al did not play the organ, or the relatively new B3. Soooo amazing. It was a post-session overdub but had worked well in some of the later rehearsals. For me, this energizes the whole song and brought Dylan's music to the Rock forefront - yet it's still a folk song.
@@bitfenix90 That's interesting, seeing it that way, it is connected to him going electic. Makes sense to me. Part of the same sound. The organ became a staple for the rest of his career. And of course u have bands like the doors that make it their bread and butter.
@@davidbronstein2745 I always wonder how many music lessons that celebrities have, endure, etc? I know a lot learn studio gear... some hired guitar teachers and keyboard teachers, etc. I know there are tales that Dylan's Nashville sessions were prolonged because he was learning more and more techniques. And Nashville was far from the spotlight for Dylan's rock/folkie audiences - did he feel safer in a 'mere' student role? If session musicians were often 'teachers', I'll be few - anywhere - LA, NYC, etc - would ever divulge, "Yes, This Star was such a noob and I have to teach him everything-!" No session player who made that public would find studios willing to hire them again. But obviously there are safe-havens - session musicians? - that helped.
Great reaction video! Do more Dylan!
Thank you so much, I’ll do more 🙏👍🏽
It's rumored this song is about the poor little rich girl heiress Edie Sedgwick. Napoleon in rags is said to be Andy Warhol.
It’s an open question which is the greatest rock song of all time, but this is undoubtedly the most historically significant. It forced rock to grow up.
This song was a "game changer" as much as any song in the history of pop music. Bob Dylan had already established himself as a brilliant songwriter and an important voice within the culture. But nothing that came before SOUNDED like this.
Lovely reaction. You can’t go wrong with the Poet. Might as well do Positively 4th Street next. The moral to these two songs is, do not make Bob mad at you.
Thanks. I will try to check them out.
One of the most important songs in popular music.
Yup he paints a MIGHTY powerful picture.
Absolutely true.👍🏽💯
Some are devastating like “Hollis Brown.”
Dylan,... listen, enjoy,...THINK!
Yea.💯👍🏽
This is my favorite Bob Dylan song, and consider it a timeless classic. It tells a great story, has amazing lyrics that rhyme perfectly, a nice melody, and the vocals and instrumentation are perfect for the song. In my opinion, Bob Dylan has a very good voice and tone for his songs. His intonation is fabulous, and help make his songs so great. The instrument you were referring to is a harmonica, and it is very common in rock songs from the 60's, and 70's. Great choice of song, and I hope you react to more Bob Dylan songs.
I really love the way he writes his songs, great storytelling in them, love that Harmonica it sounds so good and I’ll definitely be checking out more, thank you for watching and leaving this comment. Have a great weekend ahead 🙏☺️
Great reaction, thank you.
Thank you too!🙏
"From grace to grass" I like the expression
Thank you.🙏 ☺️
Perhaps you would like " Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands. Especially a cover done by Joan Baez. Both the original and the cover are pretty awesome. God's Blessings to you. 😊 ❤
Okay, I’ll check the both out .
Wordsmith for sure...I've listened to him since I was about 17 (77) and he always amazes me with his content.
Listen to the album Blood on the Tracks, it's a few years later. Dylan's albums from that time will change your life.
Oh wow, looking forward to it.
Thank you for not interrupting the music in the middle of the song. ❤❤❤
Thanks for watching too.🙏☺️
Greatest rock artist ever.
Listen to the song Hurricane, a true story and a Hard rain is going to fall !
Okay I’ll check that out
Being sixty four now my little window of history goes from the death of John Kennedy when I was 3 to the moon no home phone, cable or home computer to today. What would happen if people today had to rely on their own imagination and abilities to live well.
Bob was unique
Why the past tense, he's still great, still alive and making music
Classic 👌
Like a strolling gnome. Haha glad you really appreciate it. Such a classic song. I can play it on guitar with the harmonica in the holder. When I learned to play that, it felt more fun than any other song 💥🎸🎤
Great song, I like the lyrics.👍🏽
Happy mothers day to you and yours this coming Sunday darlin ❤️
Thanks so much I really appreciate you.😍🙏
If you dig into Dylan's first albums, you won't hear this style of music. His was far more sparse, almost tone-less and more like the New York City folk style. Dylan was trying to expand his musical audience AND at the same time learning more keyboards and electric guitar skills. His first 3 albums followed his folkie-reputation, with a few 'strays' into new styles. His next album BRINGING IT ALL HOME had stronger electric/rock entries and this album HIGHWAY 61 REVISITED solidified with this #1 Rock song.
He is, by the way, an Album Artist, not a singles artist. Folks can pick and choose one or two songs but fans who want to learn about Dylan's music do not cheat themselves by only listening to a few 'hits'. They devour whole albums, and for a longer stretches of time - weeks and months each.
Raw music with raw emotional lyrics.
Absolutely 💯
Dylan was a master lyricist. Check out Jimi Hendrix version of his song All Along The Watchtower. EPIC
Okay… 👍🏽
I dig you're into real lyrics and music, you get the vibe, subscribed! Bob Dylan inspired a lot of Rock musicians, he's a Titan of Rock music. I would love to see you react to an Irish band, U2. U2's "I still haven't found what i'm looking for", "with or without you" are known around the world. U2 is another Titan of Rock music.
Ok, thanks for subscribing, i have already reacted to one, but I’ll check out the others too
If you like his storytelling, you should react to "Lily, Rosemary, and the Jack of Hearts", "Isis", and "Black Diamond Bay".
Great reaction... I had similar take about 60 years ago? dang .... I'm old, lol! thumbs up more please👍
Thank you so much, great lyrics, and more definitely coming 👍🏽☺️
Good for this time too.
There are written books about this song and it's influence of american society and popular-music. The gratest rock-song ever.
Great music
❤DYLAN❤
The ultimate dis song ever written. And there was a song written about him from an old girlfriend,joan baez “diamonds and rust” which was a huge hit for her, dissing bob dylan😮
Oh really, I’ll have to check that out
She wasn't "dissing" him at all.
Regardless, Diamonds and Rust was a great album for Baez and her first big hit since her cover of The Band's "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down". Maybe some thought it was a diss because it was near the same time as Dylan's Blood On the Tracks. I remember my favorite radio station played both "Diamonds and Rust" and "Tangled Up in Blue" around 1975-76.
@@user-ez6vk2bw7q 2 of the finest albums🤘
Dylan was the greatest songwriter of his generation, who won the Nobel prize for literature for his poetic lyrics in hundreds of stunning songs. When you get a chance, check out one of his greatest-----Desolation Row (audio version).
I must say they don’t write songs like this anymore, he was a genius.. I love it
Bob is playing a "harmonica" or, as you say, a "mouth organ."
It's great that you focus on Dylan's lyrics; as you may already know, he eventually won the NobelPrize in Literature for such lyrics, which caused a big controversy amongst the snobby IvoryTower folk!
Absolutely love his writing, soo good, haven’t heard anything like this before.
Here is an artist that has powerful vocals and has so much soul!! "Simply Red - Holding Back The Years (Live at Montreux Jazz Festival, 1992)" I am giving you this live link because not many, but some people don't believe he is singing it.
I’ll check it out. Thanks for the suggestion
Bob Dylan is the greatest song writer since Beethoven.
He is incredible.
Beethoven sang?
@@GregoryPicard , song writer. I said, “song writer.”
doncha mean beat hoven?
The closest song to this quotes from this song. Martha Wainwright's "Bloody M***********g A*****e" is just as cathartic and explosive and well worth hearing.
The song is a critic of the beat nick/ hippy culture of the 60s , it asks these mostly wasp kids the question of what they are going to do with all the change they are demanding,hence the line "how does it feel to be on your own, with no direction home ,like a rolling stone" . Listened to in this context all the lyrics become self evident .
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Yes, but in the end, it comes full circle. "When ya ain't got nothin', you got nothin' to lose. You're invisible now, ya got no secrets to conceal." Dylan's lyrics reflect the freedom that comes from having nothing left to lose, leading to a chance for genuine self-discovery. When everything is stripped away, the fear of further loss disappears, allowing for a fresh start without the burdens of past mistakes or expectations. This highlights the paradoxical comfort in hitting rock bottom, where the absence of external pressures and ego-driven pursuits can lead to true personal growth and a more authentic life.
Nice reaction. Try a much newer song "Most of The Time" from Bob Dylan Oh Mercy Sessions
Okay, I’ll check that out. Thanks for the suggestions
@@shockwavereact Right on. Another you will love is a sad but true story about a wrongly convicted man/Boxer sung by Bob called Hurricane
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Rolling stone magazine in 2012 had it no 1 greatest song ever written.Dylan has 12 songs in the top 500.Thats saying alot when you consider probably a million songs.He won aNobel prize for literature in music in 2012 also.
That record did not have all the verses, not sure why they dropped one
since Dylan couldn't actually sing this could be considered the first and last good Rap song
I always visualize someone who uses people and steps on people to get to the top, and has lost it all.
This is the meanest breakup song ever. I love it. But it's so mean! You think breaking up with Taylor makes you a target. Break up with Bob, and he wins the Nobel Prize
Nice comment, thanks for watching ☺️👍🏽
It’s not about a woman, it’s about women.
Okay ☺️
I think you are correct this song is about Women in general. The grace that they have fallen from is their loss of their sex appeal. The young sexy woman has life by the balls and as she grows older, she loses what she depended on and now has to accept life using something other than her body. IMHO.
Oh yea, great opinion, the lyrics are so real.
Sorry, I just never liked Bob Dylan. He is quite successful, but I don't like him.
It’s ok, I like the way he writes his songs..
Classic 👌
Absolutely 👍🏽
Classic 👌