Why does he sing like that?

>>126790992 (OP)
Blonde On Blonde Dylan is the peak Dylan.

>>126791005
Nah

>>126791012
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>>126791013
Correct. This album too.

>>126791013
kek

>>126790992 (OP)
Cause he's an annoying jew.

>>126791041
cool it with the antisemitism

>>126791041
Technically, he's cool and chill. Not all that annoying.

>>126790992 (OP)
>sing
very bold of you anon

>>126790992 (OP)
Bob Dylan is a pedophile

>>126791136
no he isnt

>>126790992 (OP)
His voice sounds like it does on BoB thanks to a diet of speed and sleepless nights.
>>126791012
>THROW MY TICKET OUT THE WINDOW
>>126791005
I have a "big 4" of:
>Highway 61
>Blonde on Blonde
>The Basement Tapes
>Blood on the Tracks

>>126791136
Projection.

>>126791136
Trve

He's Jewish

>>126791012
>>126791013
>>126791037
>>126791271
No one cares, but my reason for choosing Nashville Skyline, other than the fact I love country music, is because it's arguably his most interesting record. Norman Blake, Charlie McCoy, Charlie Daniels, Johnny Cash and his band, and other big Nashville names played on this one. In my opinion, this translates to some of the best picking on his records - I prefer it to The Band and co. In a sense, it makes it a more "authentic" outing into country than many of his peers who tried likewise at the time. Vocally, he never does anything like it again, and whether it's liked or not, it is very distinct. He was somewhat warmly welcomed, probably somewhat cynically, into the notoriously standoffish landscape of country. For example, other than getting a shot to play on Cash's show, he features as the first scene in Earl Scruggs and Friends, a brutally underrated and unseen documentary where Earl plays with several old and new faces (Doc and Merle Watson, the Morris Brothers, but then those like The Byrds, with Clarence White using his B-Bender, etc.). In Dylan's discography, I think this is the real oddity for many reasons. Plus it sounds pretty good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6mEodcdQZQ

>>126791453
I like the album fren.
Just meming about him sounding like Kermit.

Nick Cave is what Bob Dylan should be

His actual singing voice is only really heard on Lay Lady Lay and it sounds just fine IMO. Have always wondered why he changed it.

>>126791012
Nasty ass nails

>>126791453
I'd never really thought about it like this, thanks. My thoughts on the album have always more lined up with >>126791490

>>126791453
He also just seems to be having a lot of fun on it. Which I can really appreciate

>>126791508
Nick Cave can't write but his singing voice is as good as Bob's