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dazu bin ich zu faul.
aber hier findest du massig konzertfotos:
"We know that rock'n'roll was not a human invention, that it was the work of the Holy Ghost."
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mein aktuelles lieblingsfoto (vom oslokonzert vor ein paar tagen):
"We know that rock'n'roll was not a human invention, that it was the work of the Holy Ghost."
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der arme mr price, das hat er nicht verdient
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hier ein ausschnitt aus einem aktuellen dylaninterview auf www.bobdylan.com, in dem der meister auf die spezielle atmosphäre in den südstaaten eingeht & dabei auch elvis erwähnt:
When you think back to the Civil War, one thing you forget is that no battles, except Gettysburg, were fought in the North.
Yeah. That’s what probably makes the Southern part of the country so different.
There is a certain sensibility, but I’m not sure how that connects?
It must be the Southern air. It’s filled with rambling ghosts and disturbed spirits. They’re all screaming and forlorning. It’s like they are caught in some weird web - some purgatory between heaven and hell and they can’t rest. They can’t live, and they can’t die. It’s like they were cut off in their prime, wanting to tell somebody something. It’s all over the place. There are war fields everywhere. . . a lot of times even in people’s backyards.
Have you felt them?
Oh sure. You’d be surprised. I was in Elvis’s hometown – Tupelo. And I was trying to feel what Elvis would have felt back when he was growing up.
Did you feel all the music Elvis must have heard?
No, but I’ll tell you what I did feel. I felt the ghosts from the bloody battle that Sherman fought against Forrest and drove him out. There’s an eeriness to the town. A sadness that lingers. Elvis must have felt it too.
"We know that rock'n'roll was not a human invention, that it was the work of the Holy Ghost."
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Gut beobachtet von Dylan. Ähnlich würde ich, wenn ich es könnte, auch ausdrücken....
*The genius of Elvis Presley was in his music, but the magic was in his voice*
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münchen, 4.4.2009:
"We know that rock'n'roll was not a human invention, that it was the work of the Holy Ghost."
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nach dem konzert trifft man sich beim mischpult:
"We know that rock'n'roll was not a human invention, that it was the work of the Holy Ghost."
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man? der meister ist doch gar nicht anwesend
(ausser, er steht HINTER der kamera
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Ich bin total begeistert von diesem Stück, was ich eben zum 1. Mal gehört habe...
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0AdXdkT6jA"]YouTube - Bob Dylan - Mississippi (Unreleased version #2 - from Tell Tale Signs)[/ame]
"Mississippi"
Every step of the way, we walk the line
Your days are numbered, so are mine
Time is piling up, we struggle and we stray
We're all boxed in, nowhere to escape
City's just a jungle, more games to play
Trapped in the heart of it, tryin' to get away
I was raised in the country, I been working in the town
I been in trouble ever since I set my suitcase down
Got nothing for you, I had nothing before
Don't even have anything for myself anymore
Sky full of fire, came pouring down
Nothing you can sell me, I'll see you around
All my powers of expression and thoughts so sublime
Could never do you justice in reason or rhyme
Only one thing I did wrong
Stayed in Mississippi a day too long
Well, the devil's in the alley, mule's in the stall
Say anything you wanna, I have heard it all
I was thinking about the things that Rosie said
I was dreaming I was sleeping in Rosie's bed
Walking through the leaves, falling from the trees
Feeling like a stranger nobody sees
So many things that we never will undo
I know you're sorry, I'm sorry too
Some people will offer you their hand and some won't
Last night I knew you, tonight I don't
I need something strong to distract my mind
I'm gonna look at you 'til my eyes go blind
Well I got here following the southern star
I crossed that river just to be where you are
Only one thing I did wrong
Stayed in Mississippi a day too long
Well my ship's been split to splinters and it's sinking fast
I'm drowning in the poison, got no future, got no past
But my heart is not weary, it's light and it's free
I've got nothing but affection for all those who sailed with me
Everybody's moving, if they ain't already there
Everybody's got to move somewhere
Stick with me baby, stick with me anyhow
Things should start to get interesting right about now
My clothes are wet, tight on my skin
Not as tight as the corner that I painted myself in
I know that fortune is waiting to be kind
So give me your hand and say you'll be mine
Well, the emptiness is endless, cold as the clay
You can always come back, but you can't come back all the way
Only one thing I did wrong
Stayed in Mississippi a day too long.
Hier ein Auszug aus der BZ von Martin Büttner:
Diese Musik klingt schutzlos wie in den drei Versionen der Ballade «Mississippi» oder den beiden unveröffentlichten, frühen Varianten von «Can't Wait», die Dylan 1997 für «Time Out of Mind» aufnahm und erst später in einer elektrischen Version veröffentlichte. Oder die frühen Ausgaben von Liedern wie «Most of the Time» oder «Everything Is Broken», die er 1989 auf «Oh Mercy» und mit anderen Texten veröffentlichte. Der bald zärtliche, dann bedauernde Ton von «Tell Tale Signs» bestimmt auch unveröffentlichte Songs wie «Red River Shore», «Dreamin' of You» oder «Can't Escape from You». Dylans Musik entsteht immer wieder neu, und man hört sie immer wieder anders. Oh ja: Man sieht, warum er immer weitermachen musste.
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klingt, von der stimme her, teilweise wie tom waits
und hat einen ganz eigenen klang, wenn man selber schon mal am ol´ man river gestanden hat
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:traurig:........
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Danke für den link. 
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