Der Song gefällt mir. Danke für den link.

Juchuh, an meinem Geburtstag...
Ja, der Meister hat es einfach drauf, sehr hörenswert...

Übrigens kommt er am 4.4. nach München. Vlt. kann Grasi, falls er dort sein wird, mal ein paar Fotos machen...

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*The genius of Elvis Presley was in his music, but the magic was in his voice*

dazu bin ich zu faul.
aber hier findest du massig konzertfotos:

http://home.no.net/guron/

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"We know that rock'n'roll was not a human invention, that it was the work of the Holy Ghost."
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mein aktuelles lieblingsfoto (vom oslokonzert vor ein paar tagen):

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Gibt's denn sowas?



Danke für den Link...

Dein Foto, klasse Da sieht Dylan aus wie ein Magier...

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*The genius of Elvis Presley was in his music, but the magic was in his voice*

...oder wie vincent price.

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"We know that rock'n'roll was not a human invention, that it was the work of the Holy Ghost."
(Nick Tosches)

der arme mr price, das hat er nicht verdient

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Hinweis in eigener Sache:
wenn du glaubst, dass ich mich dir gegenüber wie ein Arschloch verhalte, kannst du ziemlich sicher sein, dass du es verdient hast

hier ein ausschnitt aus einem aktuellen dylaninterview auf www.bobdylan.com, in dem der meister auf die spezielle atmosphäre in den südstaaten eingeht & dabei auch elvis erwähnt:

When you think back to the Civil War, one thing you forget is that no battles, except Gettysburg, were fought in the North.

Yeah. That’s what probably makes the Southern part of the country so different.

There is a certain sensibility, but I’m not sure how that connects?

It must be the Southern air. It’s filled with rambling ghosts and disturbed spirits. They’re all screaming and forlorning. It’s like they are caught in some weird web - some purgatory between heaven and hell and they can’t rest. They can’t live, and they can’t die. It’s like they were cut off in their prime, wanting to tell somebody something. It’s all over the place. There are war fields everywhere. . . a lot of times even in people’s backyards.

Have you felt them?

Oh sure. You’d be surprised. I was in Elvis’s hometown – Tupelo. And I was trying to feel what Elvis would have felt back when he was growing up.

Did you feel all the music Elvis must have heard?


No, but I’ll tell you what I did feel. I felt the ghosts from the bloody battle that Sherman fought against Forrest and drove him out. There’s an eeriness to the town. A sadness that lingers. Elvis must have felt it too.

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"We know that rock'n'roll was not a human invention, that it was the work of the Holy Ghost."
(Nick Tosches)

Gut beobachtet von Dylan. Ähnlich würde ich, wenn ich es könnte, auch ausdrücken....

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münchen, 4.4.2009:

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"We know that rock'n'roll was not a human invention, that it was the work of the Holy Ghost."
(Nick Tosches)