FIRST REACTION: Bob Dylan - Subterranean Homesick Blues
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"He's our Shakespeare." (George Harrison about Bob Dylan).
the Dylan rabbit-hole is awesome. "Its all right ma, Im only bleeding" and "Hurricane" must listens
Dylan with me all my life…. Greatest of all time … A true Noble Laureate
You have got to do "It's alright ma (I'm only Bleeding)" if you want to hear Dylan do hip-hop/rap. Make sure you have the lyrics in right in front of you or you'll miss alot. Only lyricist ever to win a Nobel Prize for Literature. The GOAT songwriter.
@@gregcable3250 Yes I agree to always have the lyrics in front of you. So many “reactors “ don’t and try to guess what they are saying and 90% of the time they get it wrong which can totally affect the message and then it’s a waste of a valuable song. True also in a lot of the RATM reviews I’ve seen. Why miss the message when it’s so easy to pull up the lyrics .
Yes, welcome back. I've never commented on your vids before, but I would like to say this: Dude, your channel is great. You, as a person, have a great vibe. Therefore, and hopefully you realize this, have legit fans that dig your content. It has worried us you haven't been around. I personally hope everything is good, and I hope you keep up this great channel you've started. Peace and good vibes... now let's see how you react to the greatest poet in American history (obvi haven't watched the vid yet, and just wanted to welcome you back first).
this comment means so much to me. thank you 🙏🏾
@@lifeofdariius My pleasure, brother. Glad to have you back.
@@lifeofdariius Yeah bro I scrolled past like 10 or so other vids and clicked yours bc u looked like a chill dude, and you turned out to be a true scholar too
@@lifeofdariius two other songs id check out by bob dylan "its alright ma, im only bleeding" & "tombstone blues" the other two major songs that, with this song, make up bob's "proto-hip hop" trilogy, of sorts...the production is a bit better than on this one (what he had in hus head here was so new , even to him, so it is a bit rough, but he didnt like to do a lot of takes either) but anyway, ive seen so many other hip hop generation reactors be blown away by those two songs also...both also are from 1965.
@@lifeofdariiusJust what he said Darius ! You were missed like an ache and it's so good to see you back.
Omg! Bob Dylan will change your life❤.
And Old Bob still aint dead!
That's iconic beat poet Allen Ginsberg in the background. Peace, all 💕
this kid is adorable. ge has a lot of shit to learn
look up timothy leary lol
And Donovan.
I’m pretty sure the second figure is poet Micheal McClure, and not Donovan.
Dylan won the Nobel Prize for literature for his poetry in music.
Bob Dylan...hippest dude on the planet for over 60 years! This is the first rap song AND music video
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@@thomasohare2881 Dylan was and is a good 20 Years ahead of his time ..
40 years!
“Like a Rolling Stone” by Bob Dylan is next. Calling it like he sees it. “The Times They Are A changing”. “Positively 4th Street”. They’re all classics. 😊
"You don't need a weather man to know which way the wind blows" -- The militant 1960's anti-war group known as The Weathermen, later as The Weather Underground, took their name from that line. They bombed military recruitment centers to protest the Vietnam War. They mostly set off their bombs at night to avoid casualties, but still killed several people anyway, including members of their group, when a bomb they were making blew up on them. The survivors went underground to evade authorities and a few did so for more than a decade, iirc. The bald bearded man wearing glasses off to the left behind Dylan is the poet Allen Ginsberg. When you're ready for more Dylan, check out Marianne Faithfull's cover of "It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue". PS. For more of his "rap", check out Bob Dylan "It’s Alright, Ma (I’m Only Bleeding)" and "Desolation Row" along with others.
Goddamn, Dylan with them double entendres in 1965?? That man's built different
Desolation Row is definitely sung and not rapped. But there are plenty of other early rap examples by Dylan, some even done years before this song. Talking John Bitch Paranoid Blues, Talking Bear Mt. Picnic Massacre, Bob Dylan’s 115th Dream, Maggie’s Farm and others.
Bob Dylan was very involved in the civil rights movement. He sang at the famous Martin Luther King speech. The video is on TH-cam. Yes, Bob Dylan is worth diving into. Album? Blood On The Tracks is my favorite but for early Dylan, The Times They Are A Changin’ is amazing.
Early Dylan is like a rap precursor, not all of the songs but several. His voice will grow on you, and remember that Bob Dylan won a Nobel Prize in the literature category. If you break down some of his lyrics, particularly in the mid 60s, it's sophisticated poetry with complex rhyming patterns.
Yo, you must react to HURRICANE!!
Then watch the movie with Denzel
I went to see Bob twice in concert...I had a blast!
Please do more Bob. He will deliver for you.
Dylan will enlightened you, your reaction s of him will give you a ton of views and in turn a lot of Dinero. Btw, during covid a read am article that artist covering dylan songs made more money than people covering Sinatra, Elvis, and the Beatles COMBINED! THESE 4 artists are the mt Rushmore of American popular music
You alright bro, where you been
Bob's genius is VERY much in his writing! For himself and others.
“20 years of schooling & they put you on the day shift”
is one of the realest lines I’ve heard in any song.
Look out KID, they keep it all HID
Glad you’re ok - and really glad you’re listening to the lyrics: they are what he’s best known for.
Yo, keep digging..Bob is unreal ..I'm 69 and still digging..lol
Hey Darius I'm 23 and I love ur reaction videos I really hope you're doing OK and I'll watch what you post in the future
"Maggie's Farm", "My Back Pages" "Stuck inside of Mobile With the Memphis Blues Again", "Blowin' in the Wind", "The Times They Are a Changin''" and so many more monumental songs from Bob.
ICE-T calls this one of the first rap songs in his new book, "Split Decision." This is from BRINGING IT ALL BACK HOME. Great album to do. Esp. IT'S ALRIGHT MA (I'm Only Bleeding) "Darkness at the break of noon, shadows even the silver spoon, to understand, you know too soon, there's no sense in trying." BTW - The 60s radical group that blew up the U.S. Capitol building in 1971 took their name, The Weathermen (later, The Weather Underground) from this song. I think Insane Clown Posse's THE MIDWAY has a similar theme, lyrically.
I’m actually so happy when I see you uploaded. You’re vibe is just so sick
There’s a reason he’s the only songwriter ever to win a Nobel Prize
Next Dylan single you should react to is Like A Rolling Stone, :)
Weird Al Yamkovic brilliantly satired this in his own video, “Bob.”
Bro I'm actually glad you're okay, I was about to kms cos I thought you was dead or smth. Such a good person.
I;ve said for decades that this song is 60's rap !!
Have to hear Hurricane (with lyrics). True story of Reuben “ the hurricane “ Carter who was a black boxer wrongly convicted of murder and spent decades in prison before his name was cleared and he was released. Dylan was a big activist for racial equality. You will love this song.
Absolutely check out it's all right ma I'm only bleeding❤
Glad you’re back and doing alright
Regarding the production… Dylan was unfussy about production back then. At this time he worked fast in the studio and getting the feel down on tape was the key I think. Get some players together that he liked, show them the song in the studio, run through it a few times, change it up if he felt like it and cut it. On to the next song. He was definitely on the move artistically. Slippery, funny and cagey.
I really love watching your videos and I just hope you will conntinue with what youre doing, you have become one of my favorite youtubers, but ive noticed you havent uploaded in a while and I just wanted to say that im really excited for whenever you do your Revolver reaction. I love your vibe and how you dont just react to the music, but give your thoughts and disect the music.
I think you might love “It’s all right ma (I’m only bleeding)” from Bringing it all back home
Welcome back bro
Far left is famous poet/writer Allen Ginsburg; crossed the street at the end. Bob's songwriting is legendary.
The point of Bob Dylan is, he highlights what matters.
The pump don't work cuz the vandals took the handle😊 other Dylan suggestions? Anything from blonde on blonde, Sara, hurricane, you're a big girl now, wedding song...so many great songs! Love your channel and your energy, appreciate you!
Probably my favorite Dylan song.
Don't be surprised he was rapping in the sixties man! This guy did the whole thing. Folk, rock, country, blues and R&B, gospel, heavy metal, you name it!
"Don't follow leaders watch your parking meters!" One of my favorite Dylan lines😂
"Doesn't sound that good vocably" reminds me of Bowie's description: "a voice like sand and glue"
And he went on to say "His words had truthful vengeance that could pin you to the floor"
Arguably the first rap song as well as the first music video. Dylan led the way through a lot of music and culture.
Good to see you upload again bro, keep em coming!!
This song is a little history lesson. For example, the line "join the army if you fail" refers to the military draft deferment for college students. If you flunked out, you'd be eligible for the draft.
Great reaction again..
Yessir..Bob is the G.O.A.T..(not those sports guys)..
Lol..Bob was 'rappin' in the 60's'...
"He sounds like he looks" made me laugh! Good reaction.
Possibly, among the first ever music videos. The poet Allan Ginsberg in the backround
Yessir..
Bob has hundreds of songs..no lie .
His Classics are awesome..of course..
BUT I love ..
Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of the Hearts..
Black Diamond Bay..
Hollis Brown..
Hard Rain..
of course HURRICANE.( my fav.)
Enjoy..
Lol..Bob will DEFINITELY increase your subscribers
.lol
Been listening to this song for fifty five years and am still wrapping my head around it
There's a reason he won the Nobel Prize for LITERATURE. Bob Zimmerman changed his last name to honor the linguistic genius of the Welsh poet Dylan Thomas. I'd say he lived up to it pretty well. "Maggie's Farm" is another gem from the album this one is on. But I would say you "MUST" hear "Like a rolling stone." With lyrics available, if possible. The story of a snooty young socialite who decides it would be fun to "slum it" in the Streets, but finds a much darker reality than she expected. "Brilliant" isn't nearly a strong enough word.
Great reaction again..
Yessir..Bob is the G.O.A.T..(not those sports guys)..
Lol..Bob was 'rappin' in the 60's'...
Great reaction again..
Yessir..Bob is the G.O.A.T..(not those sports guys)..
Lol..Bob was 'rappin' in the 60's'...
Man, Dylan was rapping in the '60's. It just wasn't called that back then. This song was on the first of his two albums from 1965 (both masterpieces), Bringing It All Back Home. From the same album, check out "It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)".
Dylan was greatly influenced by the Beat Poets, so that gives his lyrics (in this song in particular) the rap-like rhyme, rhythm, and flow. Dylan was so far ahead of his time it almost seems like he's not even human. He was doing rap in the 1960s. Check out It's Alright Ma, I'm Only Bleeding. But Dylan is far more than rap. Listen to All Along the Watchtower. The Times They are A'Changin. Like A Rolling Stone. Things Have Changed. Blind Willie McTell (you really need to listen to this song). He's written hundreds and influenced everyone who heard him. I've seen him in concert three times. The man with the beard who crosses the street after Dylan drops the last card is Allen Ginsberg, a beat poet who wrote one of the most famous poems ever called Howl (I encourage you to read it). Dylan is the only singer/songwriter to win the Nobel Prize for Literature. Your journey down this rabbit hole has just begun.
I think the album this song is on, Bringing It All Back Home, would be a great introduction to his 60s stuff in general.
Because half of it is his full band rock n roll stuff he focused on in 65 and 66, and half is the acoustic folk stuff that characterised his first four albums.
The quality of the TH-cam video you watched is not ideal. There have been a few remasterings of this track, and other earlier material!
If you want a song that *sounds* beautiful instrumentally, wait intil you get to "Like a Rolling Stone" on Highway 61 Revisited
Welcome back man! Glad to see you’re checking out Bob Dylan and further Beatles albums.
I remember a couple years ago I had never listened to any classic 60’s artists either now I love them.
You got so much to enjoy ahead of you like Dylan, the Rolling Stones, Zepplin, the Who etc
Great vid too
Bob Dylan, ‘Subterranean Homesick Blues’
“The first rap record,” according to Tony Glover, a buddy of Dylan’s from the early Sixties Minneapolis folk scene.
"Trouble Every Day" by the Mother's of Invention is arguably another 60's rap song...1966...
You gotta check on Bob's discography after that man, Highway 61 and Blonde On Blonde are back to back bangers
It's been a while.
I just found this channel. I hope it keeps going
Hello! (From England)
I just stumbled across your channel...and I've discovered an intelligent man.
Back in the day this kind of delivery was called " Talking Blues" a precursor to rap.
What you watched is from a film (movie?) called Don't Look Back. It documents Dylan's 1966 tour of England. It's worth watching if you are interested in his history and has some great insights.
There are so many great Dylan songs.
My suggestions?
It's Alright Ma...and
Visions of Johanna.
By the way, just to give you some hope for the future...I'm 70 years old and I sang every word of this. I mean, you don't want to be a bum you better chew gum. Right?
AND WHEN THE WORLD NEEDED HIM MOST
Hurricane. Rubin carter,fighter.
❤❤❤
you need to check out Hurricane by him.
Yeah Bob's got bars. Follow him, your head will explode. All your comments were on point. Love your energy, your intelligence. Your reactions are chock-full.
Great video ?both yours and Dylan's). If you are just getting into Dylan, I envy you, because you have so much fun and pleasure ahead of you as you explore his brilliant lifetime of work. He produced more masterpieces, and took his art in more different directions, than most other artists could dream of. Just for starters, check out "Blonde on Blonde" and "Blood on the Tracks." But I could name 10 other of his albums that are just as good.
Shakespeare with a guitar.....
Wooooooah when did this go up? Awesome
Hi Darius, check out It's Alright Ma (I'M Only Bleeding) from the same album as Subterranean.
Bob Dylan Live 1966, The "Royal Albert Hall" Concert is the best first reaction video for Bob Dylan i think.
There's even another level to the don't need a weatherman line, that was also the name of a radical activist organization at the time.
bob dylan is without doubt the greatest songwriter oat and totally makes up for the fact his voice is…unique…if you like this tho you def need to check out his albums bringing it all back home and a new morning
Bob was one of the original protest singers, starting as a solo singer/guitarist in the early 60's. It's mostly about the lyrics, but he wrote many memorable tunes that have been covered by everyone in the business. For instance, All Along the Watchtower, covered famously by Jimi Hendrix.
The Weathermen were a protest group. You need to react to Hurricane by Bob Dylan.
Honey, this was 1965. No real "production" compared to today! That was his voice, no autotune, synthesizer etc
This was the first song where he had a band.
Good video
you need to listen to the album this is from, it's fab!!!
I've listened to Dylan for about 60 years. He's the poetic conscience of my generation. So, so many meeaningful songs-many many are political or social commentary- others of a starkly personal nature. Some just fun stuff as well like Lily and the jJack of Hearts. Other comments have made a number of great suggestions for you. I haven't seen Tangled Up in Blue mentioned. For railing against racial injustic several have mentioned Hurricane, but also give an early Dylan song The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carrroll.
“Percy’s Song”, The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll”, “Hurricane”, “Jokerman”, “Every Grain of Sand”, “The Ballad of Frankie Lee and Judas Priest”,
Positively 4th Street”, “4th Time Around”, “Workingman Blues”,
“My Back Pages”, “Murder Most Foul” and on and on ..
FYI - the 'weatherman' line also was taking a jab at the radical, violent 'weather underground' group that was tearing things up back in those days. he was saying you don't have to listen to the violent rhetoric to see & understand what's going on.
You have it backwards. The Weathermen got their name from this song.
HUGE Bob Dylan fan! I consider this the first rap song. 😎😎😎
"You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows" is the best lyric ever!
Oh man Darius you are going to LOVE Blonde On Blonde. I'd also recommend the album The Velvet Underground and Nico. A 1966 album with an 8 minute song called 'Heroin' on it. A famous modern musician Brian Eno - worked with David Bowie and U2 and a whole lot more - said 'Only 1,000 people bought that album but everyone who did went out and started a band'. And if you like it dark there truly is nothing darker musically from the 60s. Nothing even close. Sorry man i know I comment WAY too much on your channel but take that as a compliment. I love these videos and hope I've been able to clarify or fill in some of your WTF moments. To get fewer comments out of me you have to make these videos a lot less loveable and please don't do that.
lets go! beatles solo albums?
and without all those old Blues musicians, we'd never have Rock and Roll. No Dylan, Stones, Beatles, Byrds, KISS, Oasis, Black Sabbath...etc. (from interviews).
Bob is spitting on this. Hope you're doing well man
I have been deep into Dylan since 1962 or so. This album was so abstract as how he was presenting his thoughts (lyrics) that people just watched with their mouth agape. Listen to All along the Watchtower from his John Wesley Harding album and Hurricane from his Desire Album and his Girl from the North Country from his FreeWheelin album as an example of how broad his vision came to be. I got so locked into his artistic evolution, I ended up ownung 3 record stores during my college years 1968 to 1972, AND, still listen to most of his huge catalog of music whenever I have the time. And he is still performimg and evolving at 82 years old, ENJOY
Lots of political songs from Bob Dylan, and earlier than 1964. Probably his best known song is
"Blowin' in the Wind" (th-cam.com/video/MMFj8uDubsE/w-d-xo.html) Not my favorite of his, but definitely political.
"The Times They Are A'Changin" (th-cam.com/video/90WD_ats6eE/w-d-xo.html) Also political.
Both of the above were recorded before "Subterranean Homesick Blues". One thing to know about Dylan: Frequently other artists (with much better voices) did better versions of his songs. His music was covered by a LOT of artists. Here's a random sample:
"Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues" (th-cam.com/video/mqCbcOsWLVk/w-d-xo.html) covered by Judy Collins.
"When I Paint My Masterpiece" (th-cam.com/video/BYaLUzdyWWI/w-d-xo.html) covered by The Band.
"Girl From the North Country" (th-cam.com/video/JncbFS5ek74/w-d-xo.html) Dylan doing what some consider his best love song.
"Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts" (th-cam.com/video/agdoeRpTfHg/w-d-xo.html) Dylan doing a fun ballad--sort of a folk / country-western cross.
If you liked this, then Bob Dylan is a rabbit hole you’ll want to go down. He was a poet of our time growing up in the 60’s and 70’s. At 67 I still listen to his music and feel his words are still relevant today. Glad to see you enjoyed his unique style!
INXS…..copied the card flipping concept in their short “Mediate” song on their very popular Kick Album….many DJ’s like to combine New Sensation with the Mediate cut…many examples of that were going in the seventies like Foreplay-Long Time (Boston), Love Lies Bleeding-Funeral For A Friend (Elton John)…and the very popular Heartbreaker-Living Loving Maid (Led Zep)
You've got to remember that Bob's early years was very folk, very political and poetic. So the sound quality will more or less match the folk scene back in the day. His work in the 70s-90s is more clear.
When are you doing the "Help" movie?
Rap goes all the way back to DJs on the radio. I wouldn’t say Bob was the man as far as rap starting but he was probably the first to have a famous song that “rapped”. Pretty cool. I dont think Bob probably considers himself a rapper at any time. But I do know he rappers he respects and thinks their rhytmes/bars are very creative.
Weird Al Yankovic paid homage to Bob Dylan with his song "Bob". After watching this video, it is well worth checking out Weird Al's video to see his genius.