I continue to be boggled by the Bob Dylan Christmas album. Thus, a deeply silly poll:
Happy Holidays!
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I know I've been very, very harsh on Jenny McCarthy. After all, she has become the face of the anti-vaccine movement in America, and her activities are directly endangering children.
A friend just shot me a link to a Flickr set of pics from the Creation Museum complete with witty commentary. Absolutely mind boggling. Over and over. PZ has a link to the blog post.
I couldn't help but shake my head in disbelief when I saw this:
In a place I can't link to, I encountered the somewhat boggling statement that "Nature leans more in the direction of Popular Science than Critically Peer Reviewed [Journal]." Thus, a quick poll:
I normally hate these sorts of albums but the 'here comes santa' song he does is great.
It has a real old style pogues feel to it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVs6X9yIM_k
How about "Like a Rolling Stones"? Visualize Bob channeling Mick on Under My Thumb. Heady stuff. I am a big fan of Bob's singing, on a good day (I know, I know.) If you can keep your foot from tapping to Must Be Santa, you must have a cold cold heart and/or a tin tin ear.
I would 100% pay to hear Bob Dylan doing Cole Porter. Yes, I would.
Another possibility: "Bob Dylan: Unforgettable", with Dylan singing alongside dead artists like Nat King Cole.
I normally hate these sorts of albums but the 'here comes santa' song he does is great.
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If you can keep your foot from tapping to Must Be Santa, you must have a cold cold heart and/or a tin tin ear.
On watching that video, I was mostly boggled by his current look. What the hell is with his hair?
And who were the guys fighting?
Also, what's with the list of Presidents? ("Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen,/ Carter, Reagan, Bush and Clinton," though I might have the wrong reindeer names...)
I like the first option. I think that could actually be quite interesting. Cole Porter by Dylan ... Irving Berlin too. Hey they did great music.
Well I went with opera - cause screeching is screeching, no matter who does it.
One appreciates Mr. Zimmerman's sense of humor more when one reads his autobiography. He is having as much fun, and self-awareness of the joke, as when Shatner records a song. Hey, "Dylan sings Star Trek." I'd buy that...
Actually, I was thinking of Bob covering Barry Sadler.
Dylan presents one-man-show of "the Mikado"