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3. I wonder if he'll say anything about the Prize.

Reply to mnhtnbb (Reply #2)

Fri Oct 14, 2016, 08:26 PM

Oct 2016

I saw him about ten years ago and to my chagrin I didn't recognize "like a Rolling Stone" until he was halfway into it. It was still a good show bt it made me appreciate how well he sung on his early albums.

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I nominated Bob Dylan for the Nobel Prize. You�re welcome. [View all] rug Oct 2016 OP

A close family friend's daughter named her son malaise Oct 2016 #1

We have tickets to see Bob Dylan in concert in Durham, NC on Nov. 4th. mnhtnbb Oct 2016 #2

I wonder if he'll say anything about the Prize. rug Oct 2016 #3

He continually reworks arrangements of his tunes elias7 Oct 2016 #4

R#7 & K for, ths o.p. (title/author) sounds totally credible to me. As Lit major I'm appalled. n/t UTUSN Oct 2016 #5

Because it's musical literature? rug Oct 2016 #6

Oh, you were actually *serious*?!1 Well, us failed Lit majors who dreamed of "greatness" and UTUSN Oct 2016 #7

How is he less deserving than any other American poet of the last 50 years or so? nomorenomore08 Oct 2016 #9

I always wanted to regain my adjunct trial ad job AngryAmish Oct 2016 #8

My father loved Dylan when I was a child, had all his albums. betsuni Oct 2016 #10