Giuseppe Zangara

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Congratulations on being an idiot.

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Sometimes I buy several pairs of pants at once. It's like I can't control myself.

"Idiot Wind" is the biggest "fuck you" Dylan ever put to wax, though the album from which it's culled, Blood On the Tracks, is more sad than angry. Still, it's really, really good.

Well, then you can't go wrong with any of his pre-electric material, with specific focus on The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan and The Times They Are a Changin'. Personally, I'd go with Another Side of Bob Dylan (my favorite pre-electric album, though it isn't such a pissed-off album). Bringing It All Back Home still finds him damning the man, and is a great album, to boot. Then there's the aforementioned Highway 61 Revisited, which, among many, many highlights, features the angry stomp of "Tombstone Blues," a song that's both country and punk fucking rock. Ya know, cow punk.

Depends on what era Dylan you prefer.

You mean "Rainy Day Women #12 and 35." Which I like, but I'll admit it's an acquired taste. Czech, listen to Highway 61 Revisited. Again and again.

At least you keep your drunken posting to a minimum.

Haha, what the fuck was that.

Did it play in theaters first? If not, it won't get any Oscar attention. I'll definitely watch this when it airs next week, but a small part of me fears it's going to turn into one of those talking head pieces where a bunch of people praise Dylan's genius without adding anything else of note. I'm sure Marty won't go the cheap route, but still.

Tim hugged me once. I felt safe and warm in his arms.

I remember when he was my avatar. It was awesome until Czech ruined it.

No, Google ruins everything.

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