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I cried blood, then drank it up and vomitted it back out
because where is the harm in that??? Its so pure!!!
pure what?
yes, exactly, pure what? none of it is pure, and people are being lied to constantly.
where can i find a good tofu recipe (for the vegs out there?)
http://vegetarian.allrecipes.com/directory/1981.asp
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Y'know there ain't nothing modern about it. It can't even be called Postmodern Times. It don't even take the past and warp it to apply it to the present, the way people talk you'd think the world'd stopped. Just a dying old man pulling his last few tricks outta his sleeve.
yeah and thats ok. its not hyperventilating music. For being so underwelmed by it, you sure can't stop thinking about it.
and why do they HAVE TO be considered tricks (or attempts at tricks)? it is what it is. don't let all the reviewers make you think otherwise and don't let yourself try to get yourself to get your knickers in a bunch over a very simple collection of pretty songs.
and why does everyone who doesnt like the album feel the need to point out that he's dying or old? (and if you mean dying in the sense that lou reed is dying or dead--well then you are just plain wrong in your assumptions.)
If he created something now that really blew your hair back, would he be referred to as an infant wrapped in swaddling clothes?
a little respect for the man shouldnt be too hard to muster. as much as you might not like his current artistic manifestation or as tarnished as his ethics may seem--some aspect of him has filled many of yr hours with joy. I mean please say what you would like about the album or that album or those performances. I think the age thing is just as silly as saying stevie wonder's latest album is weak because Stevie is a money grubbing nigger.
totally....crock of shit.
Sleeve, you do bring up some excellent points. Plenty of dying old people make amazing records.
This record just hasn't hit me yet--at all. And where do you see anyone saying anything negative about it? I only hear thundering applause, and when I block that out I hear...love, and theft. And where does that leave anyone.
Ive read five or six negative reviews online about it. and they were pretty slamming. at least four of them felt it tactful to point out that he's an old man or dying. The only one I remember by name was the Cornell student paper (I only remember because I thought 'I cant believe Im reading a cornell student newspaper) for more negative reviews or whining about the man's age: plug in'modern times' or else 'bob dylan' on Google and then hit the NEWS icon. there should still be a few up, I'd imagine.
and by the way, as you know, you may never like it (i dont even know for sure myself) and thats fine. he's just some guy as much as you are(although he may be a bit more eccentric){i dont mean to Godify the dirty little fucker with any rants}but getting your digs in because youve seen too many positive reviews doesnt seem to leave anyone anywhere either. it just seems like the sound of the speaker picking his own scabs as a result of too much prior love. (and I dont mean Mark Prior---if yr reading this: go back to the double A farm league, toledo mudhens or some shit...Dusty will be joining you forthwith!)
i just want to point out that in no way do I mean to say that anyone should not be 'negatively' critiquing something here or etc.
I think there is a key here to all of this...over 900 million blank CDs were sold last year. Hundreds of thousands of bands/artists released new material. In other words, its a wide world...and any individuals in this world should be treated as such. Context? Relevence? Well context is ever changing, second by second and relevence can only be measured when taking int he totality, in other words, its bigger than you ro me or anyone else's ability to realistically percieve. So, with those hoary old goats/ghosts out of the way, it comes down to content. And is one person's content greater than another's? And based on what criteria? And what is the credibility of the determining individual based on? The crebility of the one being "judged"? These are vital question rountinely ignored for the sake of convenience and ego of the one issuing the "verdict". Now of course one can critique, extemporize and delineate, and that should not be discouraged, but it is essential that there be at least one unchanging contextual framework established...the framework that understands that the "solar system" of people is not dominated by One or at least very few stars or One or at least very few planets that everything else revolves around.
So, where does this leave Modern Times? Well it was released in 2006, recorded using digital technology and references Alicia fuckin Keys. What do they want...a Neptunes remix featuring Snoop and Justin Timberlake? It's as "modern" as anything else and as outside of context as most people think that Alicia Keys reference or his use of the term "booty call" was. And I think what I find most troubling is the conceit that what is "modern" (meaning length of recording career) is innovative, posessing a quality of previously unchronicled insight, and by extension of the mentality Industrial Revolution, inherently better due to its more refined and streamlined creation. This is not to say Dylan's new work includes implied qualities, but by any standard (the song and dance man concept, courting of mainstream press, overwhelming chart success) he is in the center square of the spotlight and therefore defines the "modern times" as much as any other popular recording artists. Nothing in his public perception or his methods of reaching his audienceor indeed the message he sends to said audience is an aberration in "mainstream" terms. What does this make him? On the same level as Pink, Beyonce, Justin, Paris, Lil Jon and so forth. This is not to denigrate his work or question his intentions, but the terms of Dylan, his new album, the marketing of the album, and the policies and workings of his record company seem very clearly stated and easy to comprehend.
To insist there is "mystery" or "enigma" at play or even more insulting to insist there is a secret, subversive agenda playing itself out within the "codes" and "secrets" in the lyric texts is foolish and the product of minds who see Dylan as a symbol of something significant and who ultimately refuse to acknowledge the breadth, range, depth and span of human creation happening all around them every day of their lives and make the critical (all puns intended) mistake of staring at one snowflake, which no matter how lovely is only one snowflake. And that goes for modern times, olden times or (as the great Chris Hillman put it) all the times in between
One final thought, as bad as it is for the Greil Christgau's of the world to insist int he album's "mystery" or Yeats comparisons, equally lousy (to refer to Tim's earlier posts) is the dismissive tone of those who refuse to even try to udnerstand the work on its own terms. I just wanted to make that clear
wait-could you make that clearer?
hey man, nothing is revealed
well-I understood the second post, and your right. what else is there but to understand a work of anything on its own terms. You may have gotten a bit carry'd away that my initial post was about Dylan when it was essentially thoughts on initial fruitition. Im just not thinking about the guy all the time..now let me use my magnifying glass and toothpick and go through that other post.
It's actually refreshing (and entertaining) to see reasoned responses to the work (unlike every critic on and under the sun and, of course, my own initial reaction). Thanks, guys.
No problem, Sol. We're here to help
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