My five year old daughter died of brain cancer in 1998. She was treated in Boston, and my wife stayed with her the entire time. I drove 300 miles to and from there every weekend. Time out of Mind kept my company during those sad trips. And Dylan has eclipsed himself since then.
You made me cry buddy. Thank you. One of the most comforting albums ever. Today's life in a nutshell. Fantabulous! Hope you and your wife are fine. Rock'n Roll ❤
Went to see my mum in hospital hours before she passed away. Played 'Oh Mercy' as I drove. Bob sang : 'She gone with the man in the Long Black Coat'. No wonder some songs stay with you forever.
@@jamesbradshaw3389 i heard some dumb producer asked Bob if he had a shorter version of this song... Bob's reply "that was the short version." don't know if it's true but i love it.
To me that whole scene is Bob Dylan gone meta. Every line of that seems inspired by 100's if not thousands of actual conversations with actual fans and actual critics. People find all manner of meaning in Dylan's lyrics that make Dylan himself cringe. Here he is confronting those "meanings" showing it doesn't end well. And if you've ever spent time in Boston, you KNOW what it's like to look at a busy street, with nobody's going anywhere. I sometimes wish I could see the drawing, and yet perhaps it is better to imagine.
or it is a prophetic message about the inability of the "church" to show the population who God is. what Jesus did. that is my take. Bob just does not sing silly shit like all the crap on the popular culture now.
Sure, funniest, but also Dickensian- Bleak and capitol sad too- I mean, two people that could not be on a more divided wavelength, no matter how they might try to reconcile themselves to each other. They are accidentally meeting there, just to see how far they can never try to bridge the gap- one star going one way, one the other. It’s just such sheer beauty and description of the human condition - “we’re all just wondering,in the world, what it could possibly mean…” some things in life…. He just is endlessly beautiful here within this lament and dirge, and folk tune..
Bob Dylan became my best friend, when I was in a physically abusive relationship. I escaped with him into his magical verses and his hauntingly LOVELY voice. Thank you, Bob, you were always my go to , and honestly helped me to wriggle free from a monster. Xoxoxxo
Nobody else can sing and write such interesting song about 16 Min with only 2 accords, that blues is a masterpiece , full self reflections, great humor, that dream-highland must wait, because Bob´s work is never done.
@@wickedmessenger1 you're right three : D C G and may be a little E too ( for me sounds like two most of the time), but I want to say , it is unbelievable to sing and play such a song.You have to think it's gonna drive me crazy, to disease conceit " or something else..but it doesen't ..it's a masterpiece..for sure.( sorry for the inaccuracies)..
@@corneliakapelinski Actually it's a typical 1-4-5 progression in E (so, E-A-B). Listening to Dylan's work in this period I'm say about 1/3 of his songs are 1-4-5's (as he's much more about lyrics than the music).
My man you may have it right, I don,t know, but out of Dylans mouth he said that Smokey Robinson was the the grates Poet that he ever heard, what do you think, as for me, man 50/50 is as close as I can get. There a new kid on the block Shawn Mc Gwin or Mc Gowan, anyway he,s suppose to be pretty.
This album is incredibly great! I can't say enough of how amazing it is. As a Dylan fan for the majority of my life ( kinda old ), this album is among his top 5 greatest albums. Masterpiece, like alot of his albums.
@@amandaf1042 i have no idea what it is about this song but i feel the same way. i always come back to it.... what did you guys think of the version on Fragments? i heard mixed reviews but personally i loved it.... The bass groove is rockin'...
This song keeps me warm and cozy, I identify with the existential anxieties and keep them at bay with his tempo and lyrical candor. Lifelessness explained and with a smile.
I'm the same age, and my dad played this album nonstop in the house. Clearly remember my parents chuckling over the lyrics in this song, and listening along intently. Tempus fugit.
Jill I,m 70, when I was about 8 my sister would sneak to the village to those coffee shops and poet reading tea houses, to see this guy and a whole list of other young people, I would go back to the car and sleep,I didn,t like the long hair, sandles, you know all the kool people.I was too young,I am so luckey, Richie havens, Joan Biaz. Neil Young, they all were right there pass,n the hat................If you get the chance see him live, see history
It's fascinating how he takes the concept of Robert Burns's poem and merges it with his own feelings, creating a completely new one. Love the hat tip to Neil Young too! God bless you, Bob💗🙏🏻
Exactly! My Heart's in the Highlands Robert Burns poem (1789) My heart's in the Highlands, my heart is not here My heart's in the Highlands, a-chasing the deer A-chasing the wild deer and following the roe My heart's in the Highlands wherever I go Farewell to the Highlands, farewell to the North The birthpace of valour, the country of worth Wherever I wander, wherever I rove The hills of the Highlands forever I love Farewell to the mountains high covered with snow Farewell to the straths and green valleys below Farewell to the forests and wild-hanging woods Farewell to the torrents and loud-pouring floods My heart's in the Highlands, my heart is not here My heart's in the Highlands, a-chasing the deer Chasing the wild deer and following the roe My heart's in the Highlands Wherever I go
" My heart's in the Highlands" I can relate to this sort of beauty.I have a favorite spot in Harrison Mills to spent time which is up on a peak overlooking a breathtaking ridge.The spirit of a highlander is something to cherish, the old fashioned pleated kilt and the draped matching shawl fastened with an amethyst thistle brooch. Sometimes I hold gemstones and hear the buzzing sound of the majestic Celtic Stones which beckon me back to a time travel to Scotland and I ponder about a leisurely horseback ride on an Andalusian dream horse by a flowing brook and it brings me back to a sweeter time of life and the age of ballads, adventures and Scottish highland dancing. So much forgotten about "the days of yore." A treasure box of exquisite beauty spending a leisurely afternoon in the Celtic mist of a golden era feeling the blessing from above.Nothing quite rivals the rustic countryside of Scotland and the Emerald Isle.
Sometimes a guy from Minnesota can speak to Scotland. It’s a beautiful thing. I agree. Scotland rocks. I’m Scottish by heritage in the USA. We know the meaning of the highlands. Even if it’s in our vast countryside. That’s just one of the incredible things about this song. People say two note blues. No, it’s so much more. Something ancient. And that is what invokes the spiritual. You may not know it, but you feel it. Intimate, beautiful, and rare.
Let's hope that the unabridged version of this song has been recorded and will be released someday. I would really enjoy listening to at least 10 minutes more of this...
In Cody Wyoming, I feel like this song is my life , I know I was there in 1800s . And in many ways Cody Wyoming is the highlands enough for me. But someday may see my heritage of Scotland.
Me too. I love it. Front to back. Bob Dylan knows how to tell a story. Past and present. Good lord, we are all dinosaurs by now! But Bob Dylan has been a part of my life from day one. That’s something. ❤
I've been listening to Dylan's songs since 1963, I was 10 when I got an autographed 8x10 of him at the airport, he signed it and my mom took a picture of him & me...What a great singer/songwriter, I could listen to his songs all day and do.
I'm listening to this exquisite song again and thinking about it. The first time I've heard it my attention had just one focus: the scene described of the dialogue between a man and a woman in some restaurant. Now, "every day is the same day" became a question of time X space. It is pure and high Philosophy I'll have to think much more about this song reading the lyrics.
I’ve listened to tons of tunes , as have you all, and this effort by Bob is an overlooked classic gem of magnificence; we are so lucky to stride this planet alongside his story….
"Windows were shaking all night in my dreams" may be one of the best lines Dylan ever wrote. Scratch that, it may be one of the better lines anyone's ever set to music.
basically this song is about a quarrell with a waitress in Boston that instead of serving him dinner wants him to draw her picture. And he dreams about the highlands where waitresses bring you food without all this bickering. Brilliant
The sun is beginning to shine on me But it’s not like the sun that used to be The party’s over and there’s less and less to say I got new eyes Everything looks far away Well, my heart’s in the Highlands at the break of day Over the hills and far away There’s a way to get there and I’ll figure it out somehow But I’m already there in my mind And that’s good enough for now
the music does not matter, even if it is hypnotic, nor the voice, which can only be Bob's pebble one, but the words of this song / poem (which looks so much like a Hopper painting with the restaurant waitress) are excellent, they belong to a real poet, the kind you read in anthologies of literature. Very good Bob Dylan.
Me too. Hands down. Or up? Whatever. It is a gorgeous album. A top, favorite of all time favorite album. And that’s not to discount the classic Bob Dylan. But this album has the tortured and the sexy. And i love it.
A simply brilliant track beautifully produced. One of these days I am going to put all my favourite Dylan tracks together but I’m afraid on playback it will kill me: audio overdose.
It took a little while until found a connection to that epic song,but then it became one of my favorites,you know the magic of listening,or to say it in the words of King Solomo,everything under the sky has his [its?] time..Time Out_of_ Mind~Yes□
It is a long poem but I am with you in the highlands, although i too took a few wrong turns, however, in the long run, we both got to where we were going, which is here. The party is over and now we must get to work. Hard work.
Mi corazón está en las tierras altas en el descanso del día. Sobre las colinas y más allá. Hay una manera de llegar allí y me la imagino. Pero yo estoy ahí en mi mente y eso es suficiente bueno por ahora. 🎶💚
Bene, il mio cuore è nelle Highlands, gentile e giusto. Il caprifoglio sboccia nell'aria selvaggia. Campanule splendono dove scorrono le acque di Aberdeen. Bene, il mio il mio cuore è nelle Highlands, andrò lì quando mi sentirò abbastanza bene per andarci.
Cette chanson me fascine depuis des années... Cette fausse simplicité de forme, avec ces paroles hyper poétiques, ce rythme lancinant, cette adresse à Neil Young et Erica Jong...et cette conversation un tantinet paternaliste qu'on imaginerait presque dans le Twin Peaks de Lynch.... Tout me hante là-dedans... Some things in life, It just gets too late to learn... I'm crossing the street to get away from a mangy dog, talking to myself in a monologue... Je ne sais pas pourquoi (ou je ne le sais que trop!) ces phrases me poursuivent et se sont imprégnées si durablement...
. Cette fausse simplicité de forme, .ton commentaire exprime aussi le sentiment que je ressens à l'écoute de cette chanson hypnotique et aliénante. Les Highlands ne sont qu'un prétexte. c'est de la poésie. Bob bien-aimé
My five year old daughter died of brain cancer in 1998. She was treated in Boston, and my wife stayed with her the entire time. I drove 300 miles to and from there every weekend. Time out of Mind kept my company during those sad trips. And Dylan has eclipsed himself since then.
You made me cry buddy. Thank you. One of the most comforting albums ever. Today's life in a nutshell. Fantabulous! Hope you and your wife are fine. Rock'n Roll ❤
Thank you, but my wife of forty years died prematurely in August, leaving me only with my 35-year-old autistic son. “Life is sad, life is a bust.”
Went to see my mum in hospital hours before she passed away.
Played 'Oh Mercy' as I drove.
Bob sang : 'She gone with the man in the Long Black Coat'.
No wonder some songs stay with you forever.
No words can express my sorrow for you and your wife.
X
This is how you win a Nobel Prize, kids.
Well said
Only problem with this absolute masterpiece of art is that it is to short .❤
you and me have got the same very strong complaint, come on Bob, more and more of your music
@@jamesbradshaw3389 i heard some dumb producer asked Bob if he had a shorter version of this song...
Bob's reply "that was the short version."
don't know if it's true but i love it.
hihi... great ❣️✔️
@@joeyjojoe9459got a 16min version
If any youngster asks you what you mean when you say that some singers have "IT"...
...play them this.
This is "IT".@@joeyjojoe9459
BOB DYLAN IS A GENIUS
this we all agree
The exchange in the Boston restaurant must be one of the funniest things ever described in a song.
part of what makes it so funny is how long it goes on for...
@@themoonsevilsister1561 Yeah, I wonder whether this scene is even longer (and funnier?) in the unabridged 27-min version of 'Highlands'...
To me that whole scene is Bob Dylan gone meta. Every line of that seems inspired by 100's if not thousands of actual conversations with actual fans and actual critics. People find all manner of meaning in Dylan's lyrics that make Dylan himself cringe. Here he is confronting those "meanings" showing it doesn't end well. And if you've ever spent time in Boston, you KNOW what it's like to look at a busy street, with nobody's going anywhere. I sometimes wish I could see the drawing, and yet perhaps it is better to imagine.
or it is a prophetic message about the inability of the "church" to show the population who God is. what Jesus did. that is my take. Bob just does not sing silly shit like all the crap on the popular culture now.
Sure, funniest, but also Dickensian- Bleak and capitol sad too- I mean, two people that could not be on a more divided wavelength, no matter how they might try to reconcile themselves to each other. They are accidentally meeting there, just to see how far they can never try to bridge the gap- one star going one way, one the other. It’s just such sheer beauty and description of the human condition - “we’re all just wondering,in the world, what it could possibly mean…” some things in life…. He just is endlessly beautiful here within this lament and dirge, and folk tune..
Bob Dylan became my best friend, when I was in a physically abusive relationship. I escaped with him into his magical verses and his hauntingly LOVELY voice. Thank you, Bob, you were always my go to , and honestly helped me to wriggle free from a monster. Xoxoxxo
This is the most beautiful comment!
You say 'Let's talk about it..." I'll listen to you and share with you, jenni
Most people never understand his voice is his music aswell 😂
@@gylliae 😪♥️
Nobody else can sing and write such interesting song about 16 Min with only 2 accords, that blues is a masterpiece , full self reflections, great humor, that dream-highland must wait, because Bob´s work is never done.
It's three chords--a regular blues progression.
@@wickedmessenger1 you're right three : D C G and may be a little E too ( for me sounds like two most of the time), but I want to say , it is unbelievable to sing and play such a song.You have to think it's gonna drive me crazy, to disease conceit " or something else..but it doesen't ..it's a masterpiece..for sure.( sorry for the inaccuracies)..
@@corneliakapelinski Actually it's a typical 1-4-5 progression in E (so, E-A-B). Listening to Dylan's work in this period I'm say about 1/3 of his songs are 1-4-5's (as he's much more about lyrics than the music).
@@emanuelmota7217 Yes I will.thank xou
My man you may have it right, I don,t know, but out of Dylans mouth he said that Smokey Robinson was the the grates Poet that he ever heard, what do you think, as for me, man 50/50 is as close as I can get. There a new kid on the block Shawn Mc Gwin or Mc Gowan, anyway he,s suppose to be pretty.
If any other artist tried this, it probably wouldn't work. Somehow Dylan can succeed here.
This album is incredibly great! I can't say enough of how amazing it is. As a Dylan fan for the majority of my life ( kinda old ), this album is among his top 5 greatest albums. Masterpiece, like alot of his albums.
that's a great one - the waitress conversation ... i love Bob's dry wit!
This song blew my mind 20 years ago and nothing has been the same since.
Me too. Never been the same since. ❤
@@amandaf1042 i have no idea what it is about this song but i feel the same way. i always come back to it....
what did you guys think of the version on Fragments?
i heard mixed reviews but personally i loved it....
The bass groove is rockin'...
Sounds good to me.
This song keeps me warm and cozy, I identify with the existential anxieties and keep them at bay with his tempo and lyrical candor. Lifelessness explained and with a smile.
Well said . Bob knows
I am 40 years old. This album changed my life at 13. My friends didn't get it. ....they missed out.
I'm the same age, and my dad played this album nonstop in the house. Clearly remember my parents chuckling over the lyrics in this song, and listening along intently. Tempus fugit.
Jill I,m 70, when I was about 8 my sister would sneak to the village to those coffee shops and poet reading tea houses, to see this guy and a whole list of other young people, I would go back to the car and sleep,I didn,t like the long hair, sandles, you know all the kool people.I was too young,I am so luckey, Richie havens, Joan Biaz. Neil Young, they all were right there pass,n the hat................If you get the chance see him live, see history
You must have been 15 or 16, actually.
I am a lot older born soon after JV day....I didn't miss out...bought the album after hearing "ain't dark yet"
Ma'm, I listened to Jokerman when I was 19. Can you understand MY pain. lol
What can you say he does it time after time. Still finding gems after 50 years.
Always loved this song, but now that I'm his age when he recorded it, I realize I didn't love it enough.
It's fascinating how he takes the concept of Robert Burns's poem and merges it with his own feelings, creating a completely new one. Love the hat tip to Neil Young too! God bless you, Bob💗🙏🏻
If only Neil Young did had not made a complete fool of himself with that Rogan Spotify stupidity.
Bob has had God's blessings from the very start, Bob of the special messenger and adviser by Gods approval
Great comment
Just found that out maself class 🏴
There's Hopper's 'Nighthawks' in here, too, don't you think?
I work from memory, I’m standing right here!!!!!
The greatest poet of our times!
Bob and Bill.
Insanity is smashing up against my soul. Best lyrics . Ever. Lyrics for our time! Thanks Bob!! You are indeed a genius.
Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here
Masterpiece.
magnum
Quantum.
Only 16 minutes of this glorious groove? I feel robbed!
I hear you tom.
First time I am listening to this song, only because I travelled across the Highlands ❤😅🎉🎉
The earthiest voice on the planet...to live outside the law you have to be honest....
One if my favorite lines
This Bob Dylan song makes me long for the Scottish highlands of my heritage. He captures the folk storytelling ballad style of the ancients. 🎶💞👍🥰
Exactly!
My Heart's in the Highlands
Robert Burns poem (1789)
My heart's in the Highlands, my heart is not here
My heart's in the Highlands, a-chasing the deer
A-chasing the wild deer and following the roe
My heart's in the Highlands wherever I go
Farewell to the Highlands, farewell to the North
The birthpace of valour, the country of worth
Wherever I wander, wherever I rove
The hills of the Highlands forever I love
Farewell to the mountains high covered with snow
Farewell to the straths and green valleys below
Farewell to the forests and wild-hanging woods
Farewell to the torrents and loud-pouring floods
My heart's in the Highlands, my heart is not here
My heart's in the Highlands, a-chasing the deer
Chasing the wild deer and following the roe
My heart's in the Highlands
Wherever I go
Cool stuff Sharon 🏴 best wishes from South Wales 🏴 👍
@@nicomarzuk love this. ❤
@@amandaf1042 🙌🏻💜
Sipping on some peaty single malt scotch from the highlands just because its Bob
I’ve loved this song since I was a teenager
Home is heaven and bob’s not ready to die… he needs hard boil eggs but he late!
Definitively, this is the most mesmerizing version of this awesome song!
Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here
What a song
" My heart's in the Highlands" I can relate to this sort of beauty.I have a favorite spot in Harrison Mills to spent time which is up on a peak overlooking a breathtaking ridge.The spirit of a highlander is something to cherish, the old fashioned pleated kilt and the draped matching shawl fastened with an amethyst thistle brooch. Sometimes I hold gemstones and hear the buzzing sound of the majestic Celtic Stones which beckon me back to a time travel to Scotland and I ponder about a leisurely horseback ride on an Andalusian dream horse by a flowing brook and it brings me back to a sweeter time of life and the age of ballads, adventures and Scottish highland dancing. So much forgotten about "the days of yore." A treasure box of exquisite beauty spending a leisurely afternoon in the Celtic mist of a golden era feeling the blessing from above.Nothing quite rivals the rustic countryside of Scotland and the Emerald Isle.
Simone Devlin - a beautiful post. Greetings from the Emerald Isle💚💚
Sometimes a guy from Minnesota can speak to Scotland. It’s a beautiful thing. I agree. Scotland rocks. I’m Scottish by heritage in the USA. We know the meaning of the highlands. Even if it’s in our vast countryside. That’s just one of the incredible things about this song. People say two note blues. No, it’s so much more. Something ancient. And that is what invokes the spiritual. You may not know it, but you feel it. Intimate, beautiful, and rare.
This is what make Bob Bob . Can you feel it ?
Hits my Scottish core and hails the trails of the Highlands.🎶💯🎤💞🎉🏴
Robert Hunter loved Bob to ruclips.net/video/I3XlSp1Ae1I/видео.htmlsi=bgVfctYUhCmhbjA2 over the hills
Well I'm already there in my mind and that's good enough for now. Thanks so much.
Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here
Let's hope that the unabridged version of this song has been recorded and will be released someday. I would really enjoy listening to at least 10 minutes more of this...
lol, he can order scrambled eggs in New York from a waiter
In Cody Wyoming, I feel like this song is my life , I know I was there in 1800s . And in many ways Cody Wyoming is the highlands enough for me. But someday may see my heritage of Scotland.
Stream of consciousness surreal and he pulls it off. If I wrote this I would’ve thrown it out. But he’s got the verve and the nerve. Bravo Bob
I could listen to dylan 27-7
So flippin relaxing to my burnett head..lol
Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here
Love you, Bob Blues! 🕊⚘🍃
Hello Dear, it’s nice meeting you on here
I've never heard such a rare scene described in a song! It's not the non- sense at all! It's the construcion of new senses. Absolutely fantastic!
Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here
Dylan has been at his best from day one 🏴🎸👍😄😎
I really think that this is my favorite album of all time..
Me too. I love it. Front to back. Bob Dylan knows how to tell a story. Past and present. Good lord, we are all dinosaurs by now! But Bob Dylan has been a part of my life from day one. That’s something. ❤
Loaded and Playing this at full Blast on a Thursday evening!!! CUZ DYLAN!!!!
To me this is the greatest comedy record ever made.
Any chance you're still around to explain?
Thoughts going to the Upper Peninsula, Michigan in the summer.
Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here
This song is Bob's tribute to the Highland's of Scotland, my land & ye, my heart is in the Highland's & so is Bob's.
Saw the two Highlands performances in Y2K - Santa Cruz (comp ticket from the band) and Glasgow.
I can't help it if I'm lucky!
I take it, you didn't win with the lucky Lottery ticket you bought while feeling lucky!
Wilbury?
I've been listening to Dylan's songs since 1963, I was 10 when I got an autographed 8x10 of him at the airport, he signed it and my mom took a picture of him & me...What a great singer/songwriter, I could listen to his songs all day and do.
I'm listening to this exquisite song again and thinking about it. The first time I've heard it my attention had just one focus: the scene described of the dialogue between a man and a woman in some restaurant.
Now, "every day is the same day" became a question of time X space.
It is pure and high Philosophy
I'll have to think much more about this song reading the lyrics.
I do love this ride, and zounds ! What a view, so clear and bright, always with a nod and a wink
I’ve listened to tons of tunes , as have you all, and this effort by Bob is an overlooked classic gem of magnificence; we are so lucky to stride this planet alongside his story….
When I first heard this tune, it stopped me in my tracks…
Have you heard Browndsvill girl?
il Girl?
dsville Girl'?
It is wonderful
Love Bob so much 😭
Love him more!!!
amazing song i love t thanks ♥♥♥
"I'm listening to Neil Young. I gotta turn up the sound. Someone's always yelling turn it down."...always sounds like life to me.
2024, and I heard this song for the first time. I am blown away. Thank you, Dr. Dylan.
Wat a master peace
Thank you BobDylan,Been with you since
Such a great paraphrasing " talking blues" into a suggesitive rythmic flow, "Tell me? is it wrong or too late to ask for a dance?
Wow, the Music takes me full in trance ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
This is Dylan at his best, what a great song.
This is without a doubt one of my favourites.
"Windows were shaking all night in my dreams" may be one of the best lines Dylan ever wrote. Scratch that, it may be one of the better lines anyone's ever set to music.
Hell yes his best epic
right there with Sad Eyed Lady, Joey, and Brownsville Girl.
basically this song is about a quarrell with a waitress in Boston that instead of serving him dinner wants him to draw her picture. And he dreams about the highlands where waitresses bring you food without all this bickering. Brilliant
I took it another way, he dreams of a place where women are not a pain in the ass!
@@yianpap6093 😁
And she could be a real blonde or fake.
Brilliant song from a brilliant album. Maestro.
The sun is beginning to shine on me
But it’s not like the sun that used to be
The party’s over and there’s less and less to say
I got new eyes
Everything looks far away
Well, my heart’s in the Highlands at the break of day
Over the hills and far away
There’s a way to get there and I’ll figure it out somehow
But I’m already there in my mind
And that’s good enough for now
Mate e never fails ov suprise me god bless bob
the music does not matter, even if it is hypnotic, nor the voice, which can only be Bob's pebble one, but the words of this song / poem (which looks so much like a Hopper painting with the restaurant waitress) are excellent, they belong to a real poet, the kind you read in anthologies of literature. Very good Bob Dylan.
Agree. It is a Hopper painting. Very excellent analogy.
❤️Perfect Bob Dylan my favorite ❤️ thank you
Sounding flipping good Bob, keep on making this most brilliant music and I will continue to listen to your songs forevermore
Me too. Hands down. Or up? Whatever. It is a gorgeous album. A top, favorite of all time favorite album. And that’s not to discount the classic Bob Dylan. But this album has the tortured and the sexy. And i love it.
@@amandaf1042 I just cannot disagree with what you say because it is true
A simply brilliant track beautifully produced. One of these days I am going to put all my favourite Dylan tracks together but I’m afraid on playback it will kill me: audio overdose.
this is sublime!
This song is a killer
Couldn't find this on social media for ages. Thanks for sharing 😎awesome lyrics!
Looking for this song like crazy
I had the CD
Just didn't know
The title
O m g what a song
To late to learn
Registre to vote
Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here
It took a little while until found a connection to that epic song,but then it became one of my favorites,you know the magic of listening,or to say it in the words of King Solomo,everything under the sky has his [its?] time..Time Out_of_ Mind~Yes□
Beautiful country
Love you Bob. Aa imuch as I can man. As much as I can.
There is a Highway...
Semblable
It is a long poem but I am with you in the highlands, although i too took a few wrong turns, however, in the long run, we both got to where we were going, which is here. The party is over and now we must get to work. Hard work.
I like the highlands
Mi corazón está en las tierras altas en el descanso del día. Sobre las colinas y más allá. Hay una manera de llegar allí y me la imagino. Pero yo estoy ahí en mi mente y eso es suficiente bueno por ahora. 🎶💚
super❤
Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here
Ohh this hits me hard!
Bet you can't describe exactly why.
It is because...
You are a Bobcat.
Bene, il mio cuore è nelle Highlands, gentile e giusto.
Il caprifoglio sboccia nell'aria selvaggia.
Campanule splendono dove scorrono le acque di Aberdeen.
Bene, il mio il mio cuore è nelle Highlands, andrò lì quando mi sentirò abbastanza bene per andarci.
I think that this is one of Bob's best songs (Out of many) but I also think that it is just a development of "Sign Language".
he did this in a similar way with positively 4t street in the 60's, in that there is no chorus or bridge, just a loop, if you will. so cool.
Dylan is the Dante Aligheri of our times.
Or maybe Chaucer.
Love ❤️ him named one of my kids Dylan after Bob Dylan should’ve named his twin brother Bob 😂
Hello Dear, it’s nice meeting you on here.
nobody was named Dylan until Dylan changed his name to Dylan (except Dylan Thomas) and now it is one of the most chosen boys names!
I'm listening to NEIL YOUUUNG
gotta turn up the sound
Someone's always yelling
Turn it down
And I am going to turn up the sound.
think i'll do some arc/welding
Bob if no one was around & it must have been a holiday then how was the street busy when you stepped back outside 🤪
Amen 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
I suppose I will buy the Big box with all songs again
Cette chanson me fascine depuis des années... Cette fausse simplicité de forme, avec ces paroles hyper poétiques, ce rythme lancinant, cette adresse à Neil Young et Erica Jong...et cette conversation un tantinet paternaliste qu'on imaginerait presque dans le Twin Peaks de Lynch.... Tout me hante là-dedans...
Some things in life, It just gets too late to learn... I'm crossing the street to get away from a mangy dog, talking to myself in a monologue...
Je ne sais pas pourquoi (ou je ne le sais que trop!) ces phrases me poursuivent et se sont imprégnées si durablement...
. Cette fausse simplicité de forme, .ton commentaire exprime aussi le sentiment que je ressens à l'écoute de cette chanson hypnotique et aliénante. Les Highlands ne sont qu'un prétexte. c'est de la poésie. Bob bien-aimé
more than talking about the female soul but about the existence
“I feel like a prisoner in a world of mystery.” Uh-huh! Anyone else? “Drifting from scene to scene”… “insanity smashing up against my soul”…Jeez!
Well I wish I was on some Australian mountain range, well it's 9 below zero, but I....
Pity it's too short.
It’s probably me , ......... but do I hear” meet me in the morning “🤔👍✌🏻
“I wish crazy don’t rhyme with baby and don’t even get me started about lazy honey.”
,dan’
Vivir dentro de ésta es factible
“Once upon a Viking ship, Hogharth was abducted by aliens, never to return on purpose.”
,dan’
Talking to myself in a monologue...