u/P-terson

Heard a familiar line when listening to obscure folk today
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Heard a familiar line when listening to obscure folk today

Gotta love the far-reaching consequences of being a Dylan fan. The man truly pulls from the entire breadth of the American music tradition, thus honoring it and promoting it to a wider audience. Nothing better than discovering the long threads of inspiration tied into seemingly distant or uncharted territory. There is a comfort in knowing how connected we all are, musically and otherwise. Dylan is the embodiment of this, a mysterious figure standing at the crossroads of American music, finger on the signpost pointing down each long twisted path. Dylan has already walked these roads, he can only direct you to where you must explore for yourself. His music has opened many a musical door for me. Dylan is something of a curator and this line is the perfect example of such. As a young angry star and an aged king from another time, Dylan continues to show his love for American music.

u/P-terson — 12 days ago

(Realistic) Dream Setlist for 2026?

What would be your dream setlist for Bob in 2026, one within the realms of possibility? We all know he is not going to play Like A Rolling Stone or Blowin’ In The Wind. Here’s mine:

1.	To Be Alone With You   
2.	Dirt Road Blues   
3.	Man in the Long Black Coat   
4.	Political World  
5.	When I Paint My Masterpiece   
6.	Cold Irons Bound   
7.	All Along the Watchtower   
8.	Under the Red Sky  
9.	Tweedle Dee & Tweedle Dum  
10.	You Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere  
11.	Gotta Serve Somebody  
12.	It Ain’t Me, Babe  
13.	High Water (For Charley Patton)  
14.	Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues  
15.	I Shall Be Released  
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u/P-terson — 3 months ago

Rare Dylan bootlegs found at local record store

Grabbed these over the last two weeks. Someone must have sold off their collection. Also found a 60s early press of Bringing It All Back Home. More photos in comments

u/P-terson — 4 months ago