http://truthformen.blogspot.com/2007/04/material-girl-lyrics-one-womans-honesty.html Truth be told music can have very powerful meanings. It can bring out all sorts of emotions, get you fired up, sad, excited, relaxed, you name it. Songs written about love and sex also have big meanings. Many of the songs that men write about love are written in a Mangina sort of tone. There are always songs

On Sep 20, 8:22 am, david_wri...@spra.com.noreply (davidw) wrote: I am making a demo and we need to know the most popular Dylan songs that people will know, so we can then pick from them after going 'ewww...'. I looked at the charts but they exclude things like 'All Along the Watchtower' and 'If Not For You', Tambourine Man, Blowin in the Wind, which people are familiar with because

Also, Annie, let me comment on your concert reviews. Once again your writing is excellent. You give a very fair analysis of Bob's performance, and wardrobe. I find this kind of review so much better than the ultra-awe reviews we sometimes get. We all know there are peaks and valleys in a Dylan concert, and in a Dylan tour, and you elucidate them very well indeed. Halifax: Nova

Halifax: Nova Scotia is gorgeous, even on a misty grey day. Particularly on a misty grey day. The harborfront is long and feels like Boston/Charlestown might have long ago. The hotel room is where Oscar Wilde stayed when he was on his North American lecture tour of 1882. Chive and a pub called The Press Gang and Gio, the restaurant at the Prince George Hotel right across the street from the

On Nov 7, 11:13 am, "St. Annie" <botticellisni...@hotmail.com> wrote: This just in from dylan.com. Are we to read "incredible" in what sense, exactly, of unbelieveable: Tickets still available for tonight's incredible event... I'm Not There: In Concert A Concert Celebration of the Film by Todd Haynes Wednesday, November 7, 2007 8pm Beacon Theater, NYC Performing