I became a Bob Dylan fan when... I first heard "Most of the Time"

Plugged or unplugged? Both.

Favorite album of all time (if I had to choose one): Blonde on Blonde

Least favorite: Live at Budokan

Favorite album cover: Street Legal

Favorite song: Vision of Johanna

Favorite lyric: Oh, Little Boy lost/he takes himself so seriously/he brags of his misery/he likes to live dangerously/and when bringing her name up he speaks of a farewell kiss to me/he's sure got a lot of gall/to be so useless and all/muttering small talk at the wall/while I'm in the hall/How can I explain?/It's so hard to get on!/and these Visions of Johanna have kept me up/past the dawn


Favorite Dylan tribute album: I'm Not There Original Soundtrack

Favorite Dylan cover: 'When The Ship Comes In' by Marcus Carl Franklin

My Dream Dylan disc contains:

My top five (would need on the desert island) discs: Blonde On Blonde, Highway 61 Revisited, Blood On The Tracks, Oh Mercy, and Modern Times

Favorite Dylan film: No Direction Home

Favorite "era": Electric

Best live recording: "Maggie's Farm" Live at Newport 1965

Best boots: Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash complete Nashville Sessions

Best concert I ever saw... never been to one

Favorite quote:There's no black and white, left and right to me anymore; there's only up and down and down is very close to the ground. And I'm trying to go up without thinking about anything trivial such as politics. They has got nothing to do with it. I'm thinking about the general people and when they get hurt.

Favorite Dylan web sites, books: Tarantula

Favorite Dylan memorabilia: I don't have any...

Bob Dylan inspires me to...articulate, be aware of the human condition, don't be afraid of what I feel

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