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BOB DYLAN - The Ballad Of Frankie Lee And Judas Priest (September 23, 2000) from Giovanni Maria Varese on Vimeo.

gengis_khan a écrit:

This wheel's on fire avec Danko à la guitare (que l'ingé son a oublié de brancher...). Une archive de 1997 sorti de je ne sais où, je crois que de toute la carrière de bobby c'est la seule année où l'on peut le voir gratter une Les Paul je me trompe??

Desmos a écrit:

gengis_khan a écrit:

This wheel's on fire avec Danko à la guitare (que l'ingé son a oublié de brancher...). Une archive de 1997 sorti de je ne sais où, je crois que de toute la carrière de bobby c'est la seule année où l'on peut le voir gratter une Les Paul je me trompe??

Oui, Bob est plutôt versatile en matière de guitare, mais la Les Paul est récurrente.



Je te renvoi ici pour plus d'exemples et de photos : https://bdylan.forumactif.com/t1514-les-guitares-de-dylan

Bon évidemment ça part en sucette quand johngouze vient faire son show...

Jack Fate a écrit:

et où on se demande comment quelqu'un qui a donné plus de 3000 concerts peut être aussi maladroit et embarrassé sur scène (voir les dernières secondes)

Jack Fate a écrit:

J'ai pas dit qu'il était mauvais, hein, tout au contraire! Je suis fan du show sur High Water et Blind Willie (ça doit être l'effet du banjo) mais ce mélange début de salut du public / haussement d'épaules / carressage / mains dans les poches tout en ne regardant personne est assez inattendu

used_spoon a écrit:

Le solo d'harmonica. Son meilleur peut-être ?

Moonwatcher a écrit:

Cette version 2000-2001 de VOJ c'est une tuerie. Celle-ci en particulier : c'est parfait du début à la fin. La ligne mélodique est belle à pleurer.

Moonwatcher a écrit:

On reparle de Saved et de cette chanson qui est vraiment très très belle.

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Man asked me on the street today, he said, “Well, if you believe all those things,” he said, “I just can’t seem to love my enemy.” That’s a tough thing to do, you know? That’s an impossible thing to do actually. Cause the natural mind, you know, can’t comprehend that. So if you’re in the natural mind you just can’t comprehend loving your enemy. That seems like a foolish thing to do, and it is. However, the supernatural mind can comprehend that. So when Jesus says “love thy neighbor as thyself,” he wasn’t exactly saying “roll over and play dead.” Actually, I wanna tell you a story here. We were playing in…about four months ago someplace, it was a college campus, I forget exactly where, Arizona, I think it was. Is that where it was? Where you there? All right. Anyway, I read the Bible a lot, you know, I mean it just happens I do and…So it says certain things in the Bible that I wasn’t really aware of until just recently. And, you know, at universities, you know, it’s like…they have a higher learning people there. They teach them different…like philosophies, so people they study all these different philosophies like Plato and who else now? Who? Jimmy Reed. Well, I can’t remember all their names. Nietzsche and those people like that. Anyway, in the Bible it has specific…it tells you specific things and in the Book of Daniel, and in the Book of Revelation, which just might apply to these times here. And it says certain wars are gonna, soon about gonna happen. I can’t say exactly when, you know, but say, pretty soon anyway and…So, at that time, you know, it mentions a country to the furthermost north and it has its symbol: the bear. It’s also is spelt R O S H in the Bible, now, this is written quite a few years ago, so it can’t really but apply to one country that I know. Unless you know another country that it can apply to. Maybe you do, I don’t. But then there’s another country called, I can’t remember what the name of it is, but it’s in the eastern part of the world and it’s got an army of 200 million foot soldiers. Now there’s only one country that that could actually be. So anyway, I was telling this story to these people. I shouldn’t have been telling it to them, I just got carried away. And…I mentioned to them, “Well, you all watch now because Russia is gonna come down and attack the Middle East.” It says this in the Bible. And I been reading all kinds of books my whole life, magazines, books, whatever I could get my hands on, anywhere, and I never found any truth in any of them, if you wanna know the truth. But these things in the Bible they seem to uplift me and tell me the truth. So I said this country is gonna come down and attack, and all these people, there must have been 50,000…[voice of band member): “If there was one.”] If there was one, that’s right. No, I don’t know, there wasn’t 50,000, there was, I don’t know, maybe 3,000, they all just booed. You know, like they usually do, they just booed. I said Russia’s gonna attack the Middle East and they all went “boo”. They couldn’t hear that, they didn’t believe it. And a month, a month later Russia moved their troops into, I think, Afghanistan, it was, and the whole situation changed, you know. I’m not saying this to tell you, you know, that they was wrong and I was right or anything like that. But these things that is mentioned in the Bible I pay mighty close attention to. So it does say that, talking about this man here called Anti-Christ. Now we’ve had a lot of previews of what the Anti-Christ could be like. We had that Jim Jones, he’s like a preview. We had Adolf Hitler, a preview. Anyway, the Anti-Christ is gonna be a little bit different than that. He’s gonna bring peace to the world for a certain length of time. But he will eventually be defeated to. Supernaturally defeated. And God will intervene. But you’re still gonna have to be aware of these things. You need something strong to hang on to. I don’t know what you got to hang on to, but I got something called a solid rock to hang on to that was manifested in the flesh, and justified in the spirit, and seen by angels, preached on in the world.