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Bob Dylan, the legendary troubadour who resonates around the world, has experienced much pain and loss in life for eight decades. Today, he turned 82 years old with many wounds in his soul that made his fans extremely sad. Please join us in watching this video to learn about his truly unfulfilling life.
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Date of upload: Oct 27, 2023 ^^
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He's lived a life most men can only wish they have lived. God bless hie still going strong at 82 years old, I think it's because he embraces change. There's no one like him in music .
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No basis to define his life as sad .. complicated complex , ups and downs..but overall very interesting and I expect spiritual experience ..he's a true artist
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I wish there were more sad artists like this giving us all they had for so many years & leaving us with a legacy that will never be forgotten. To this day the man is still touring the country & I’m personally going to see him perform on 11/07/23 at the legendary Capital Theater in Portchester, NY home to Joey’s Sports Bar & Grill where I personally perform music regularly. Please go out & support live music wherever you live it’s good for your soul. Bob is 82, but he’s a trooper & keeps on keeping’ on to keep the music in our soul’s alive & well. Praise & prayers for you Bob Dylan may you live & play forever🙏🏻🎸🎹🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🎸🎹🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🎸🎹🎸🎹🎸
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Saw Bob (the 1st time) in Portland OR in March, 1966. I was 12 years old. The experience blew my mind & changed my life. Now at 70, my fondest memories are of the numerous live concerts I've attended whenever he toured the Pacific Northwest. Dylan & The Dead in Eugene, Dylan & The Band in Seattle, to name just a few. All unforgettable.
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I have grown up with Bob Dylan’s music since when I was 16years old, now 77. I play harmonica with friend on guitar, I have an electric piano to fill the in. We play his songs and other old rhythm and blues. Bob has given us great deep felt lyrics and unique tunes, his music will live on stimulating unlimited generations to come. My family generations ate so much like Bob’s but I was adopted in the Uk and used to listen to the music or from radio Caroline etc from a transistor radio even had it on in my old car! With love and respect to all we meet whenever they are. We share this earth for a very short time and we cannot take it with us when we leave at the end of our slotted time. Peter M V
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this video is missing the whole point about Dylan. how about his words? words are the heart & soul of Dylan.
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A soul seeker who is restless may look to outsiders as “sad” but it goes deeply beyond that
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How much do I love you Bob Dylan…….let me count the ways ❤ Thank you for sharing your talent with the world. To me, you’ll always be a LEGEND and a worldwide treasure. You personify the words “Forever Young”. May your days be long and filled with joy. You are amazing and will be remembered with love for eternity. ❤
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Dylan is the Greatest Living Artist, and how fortunate we are to be alive to appreciate him.
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This is truly hilarious. I was unwillingly riveted as if watching a car crash. For all the work that went into collecting story nuggets & photographs, it seemed the entire staggering load was just dropped on the floor and the subsequent mess picked up as is and thrown onto video. Leaving aside the verbal mispronunciations, blatant errors (two non-existent double albums are reported), and ridiculous title and intro words that are never supported or revisited, any connection to audio & video tracks seems purely accidental. The lack of any coherent story or timeline in the narrative amplifies this unintentionally schizophrenic presentation. Editorial judgement appears to have been made with era 2004 AI software. Fleeting glimpses of rando musicians the computer must have thought were Dylan give the viewer that truly unexpected tough. If the voice narration was human, we can be sure he never saw or had any familiarity with the subject.
This extraordinary achievement is unlikely to ever be surpassed.
Five Stars!!!
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'The ancient empty street's too dead for dreaming', 'go away from my window, leave at your own chosen speed', 'You used to be so amused, at Napoleon in rags and the language that he used'...to name a few Dylan...absolute genius artist and songwriter!! Grew up with his artistry!
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Bob Dylan. The greatest poet of our times. His music and lyrics will live on for ever!
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A true prophet of our time
true human being
Great to be alive during this turbulent times of human evolvement
Thank you Bob for the great music and your prophetic words of a life time. May you live long
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Dylan was my high school music star had all the albums and sang all his songs. I was a long haired hippie guy until I was drafted in October 67.
Joan Baez was protesting at the draft board to give us all a send off .A bus full 19 year olds singing Dylan all the way to the airport and beyond.
Those was the days my friend, we thought they'd never end!!
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i`m certain Mr Dylan will have been so happy to have reached
his 80`s and will be so thrilled to just wake up every day to
live more of his own life, with that unique perception he
posesses, bless his heart, the way he lives is so cool !😎
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Bob Dylan gave his life to music, writing, poetry, and fully deserves having received the Nobel Price for his contribution to,humanity and Peace.
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Come on. Bob's doing just fine. Go and find a real story!
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I had purchased one of those (Bob Dylan) 5,000 original records back when first released. I still play the CD often. Great stuff. John Wesley Harding kept me sane my first year in college (67'). You want sad? Try Sad Eyed Lady of the Low Lands. Blonde on Blonde. This guy is the best.
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Nothing sad about this! Incredible musical journey!
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@DougB-pg1tf
6 months ago
"How he lives is sad?" Not one damn thing to show that Dylan leads a sad life. Talk about click bait!!!
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