BOB DYLAN - The Times They Are A-Changin' | FIRST TIME REACTION
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You have to consider that Bob was still a very young man when he wrote this song. I wonder if he knew that, over 60 years later, it would still be relevant to the times we're living in?
This song is just as fresh and relevant to the times now as it was then. Dylan has been a treasure, a gift of the boomer generation to those who come after.
Great reaction..
You rock .keep those Bob coming..
I like..Hollis Brown...Hattie Carroll....
Jaw Dropping BRILLIANCE... X 10000000000.................................
Bon Dylan won the Nobel Prize for literature for the whole of his songs. No other song writer got this honor.
The greatest songwriter of all time Mr Bob Dylan 👍🏴🎸🕶️😄
Yea man, Dylan is just a heavyweight in the music industry, one of the best songwriters ever!
Hippest dude on the PLANET for over 60 years. Wrote this song by age 23. WTF...simply, just incredible!
As relevant today as it was more than 50 years ago. A writer for the ages! Check out "Tangled Up in Blue" next!
Seriously the greatest songwriter to ever live.
One of Dylan’s fun ploys is reversing images. “It will shake your windows and rattle your walls”. Windows rattle and walls shake. Dylan just being Dylan revered the imagery.
Hi. your analysis of this song is spot on has been mine too since this song came out. I love Bob Dylan. I subscribed bc of your willingness to listen to Dylan. I'm staying because of your admiration for Dylan... I gotta say not having heard this song in a while the 'Senators, Congressmen please heed the call' verse.. .after the attack on the capitol.. just wow. It made me take the verse literally ..there's a battle outside raging..it'll burst your windows & rattle your walls.😢that was scary.
I was 13 when The Times They Are a Changing came out in 1965; it was written around the time of Blowin’ In The Wind in 1963. I took the words of Changing to my father as Dylan had hoped; after all he had written it for people like me. It served as a warning to our elders that war had to cease and be aware - "Your sons and your daughters / Are beyond your command" - that this enlightened generation I belonged to would see to that change. During the 60s the two most powerful politicians in America that wanted no more war were assassinated and the man most likely to heal race divisions of that country met with the same fate. By the end of the 1960s Bob Dylan had grown up and moved on to other forms of music and forgotten his failed prophecy. I failed my medical after conscription called me up for Vietnam and avoided death or permanent PTSD; a most likely outcome having heard first hand accounts from returned soldiers. If you wish, you can see his words in today’s context; but back then they subdued the populace by flooding the country and youth with drugs. Today they are using more severe methods to keep down the population and nobody of Dylan’s vision is there to lead us towards a Change is Gonna Come. I wanted so much to believe, but compare today's events with 1965 and tell me what's changed...
Wow I'm right there with you .I feel every word everything you're saying & that's scary. You're right 'they' distracted us 'they' are still distracting us there are no Dylans so what do we do? Man
A pawn in their game.
With God on our side.
Girl from the north country.
Boots of Spanish leather.
Lonesome death of Hattie Carol.
All great songs!!
Having grown up in a very tumultuous time (60s) in our nation and hearing these songs then, so much a fabric of the times. It amazes me how relevant they still are today. Saddens me, in many instances, that we haven't learned and grown more than we have. Love your reactions in general, but your Dylan reactions especially - he's been a favorite of mine for many, many years. Have all his albums in a box on my shelf (along with all the original Beatles albums, from Capital before Apple came into the picture - my treasures!). Keep 'em coming!
It's less that we haven't learned or grown, it's that the forces against change (back from Goldwater through Reagan and to the current lunatics), have skillfully learned and grown and fought to oppose progress, equality and justice for all. Presumably, if their slogans are to believed, to a time they believe when things were great. At least for them anyway.
Bob Dylan always packs a special message. Love him. Thanks for following the channel 😁
here in my country (Brazil), there was a singer who had a song about it
"Belchior" was his name and the song is "Como Nossos Pais" (released in 1976)
I highly recommend listening to this song
One of the themes of the song is that even though we've done everything we've done, we're still like our parents.
one of the reasons he wrote this song was that the whole movement that was created in the 60's had become like the people that the movement itself was criticizing. This song also talks about the military dictatorship (established by the USA) in our country
(many consider him the Brazilian Bob Dylan)
if you wanna give it a listen here is a fan made lyrics video:
ruclips.net/video/ibnFndLneug/видео.html
and here is the most famous version by "Elis Regina":
ruclips.net/video/LfCDkut_j9M/видео.html
@@dosSantos_G_ I'll definitely check that out. Thanks for the suggestion - look forward to hearing it.
I'm confident that your and your wife are the parents we need to raise tomorrow's moral ambassadors!
Early Dylan plying his magic
For one of the first true "videos" you should try Bob Dylan's "Subterrenian Homesick Blues", with Dylan standing in an alley with word cards, and poet Allan Ginsburg.
The irony is that many members of Bob's and my revolutionary/ protest/ love and peace generation are now struggling with various aspects of today's culture and politics. Which just shows we shouldn't be too arrogant in how we criticise others - or too smug when we congratulate ourselves on the improvements we've brought about over our parents' generation.
It's not just that we eventually 'become our enemy' (as Bob wrote in My Back Pages) but even if we remained true to our ideals, after many long years of struggle to get them generally accepted, we now find ourselves in a world where many of those ideals are routinely trashed and trampled over by a new generation of ambitious politicians, 'influencers' and aggressively contrarian/ anti-establishment conspiracy enthusiasts. It's we who are now 'the [villainous] Establishment' in their eyes.
These new firebrands actually remind me quite often of the more extreme fringes of the 60s revolution, who spouted hate and gleefully espoused violent revolution/ the tearing down of every vestige of current Establishment in their quest to create a better (more peaceful/ loving?!) world.
I'm old and retired and watch youtube music videos 4 or 5 hours every day and I love peoples reactions to the songs I grew up with and I just subscribed to your channel after just a couple of your reactions to Bob!! He and The Beatles were from another dimension and there was so much great music in the 60's and I'll be watching your reactions to these great musical artists!!
This was the song that made his reputation among the NYC folksingers.
i understand he wrote the song to the back drop of civil rights and vietnam.
but times have changed, and with that so has the meaning of the song.
the song is now about all aspects of change from generation to generation and is still so good because you can apply it to almost anything.
for example.
Youth: do you understand why a person might want to identify as someone other than a boy or a girl?
Older generation: no. i dont understand that. you either a boy or a girl. i dont understand why these people keep talking crazy.
Youth: well mothers and fathers through out the land, dont criticise what you dont understand.
it seems to me that so many people of older generations claim to love bob dylan but ignore every word he said.
but young people love bob. always have. always will.
Masters of war next👍
And after that: "Eve of destruction", Barry McGuire. A hard-hitting punch from the same era and sadly still relevant!
Truely a timeless piece. A message that now seems lost with politicians today, notably with many of these anti trans bills. If I, as a freshly turned adult ever got to deliver a message to congress all I would do is play this song.
You need to listen to the sequel to this song called 'Things Have Changed' with this chorus:
"People are crazy and times are strange
"I'm locked in tight, I'm out of range
"I used to care, but things have changed"
Now and forever, Bob Dylan is THE man. His catalogue is a treasure trove of gem after gem after gem. "Desolation Row" is one that may literally blow your mind.
I’m a Bob Dylan fan for years! I just subscribed to your channel. Keep the Dylan coming!! 👵🏼💜☮️
Ditto masters of war
not without reason that he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2016. The first time went to a songwriter
The 60s were a time of vast change, with a large push of free thought and equality by the teens and adolescents of that time. Those same people who pushed for that change are now at the top, resisting the modern era.
This is especially true with trans people today, as it was with black people in the 60s. As an 18 year old a close friend to a trans person, and a strong ally to the trans community I see it growing ever more. Many of these anti trans bills being passed in the country are merely based on hatred, rather than love and science, the two driving forces for the 60s.
As Dylan stated it is a cycle. Young people are often very liberal, slowly growing more conservative as they age; with the more life lived the harder it is to accept change.
The politicans of today, many of the how grew up in and fought for equal rights in the 60s need to take a step back; remembering their past experiences; what they fought for as youth; how now, much like then, the times are a changin, and they never will stop.
You might also enjoy hearing
Before the Deluge by Jackson Browne (another phenomenal singer/songwriter). 'Hope you'll check him out -
Peace
In 2010 Dylan's handwritten lyrics of this song were sold at auction at Sotheby's in New York, for $422,500. They were purchased by a hedge fund manager.
You need to listen to "Sweetheart Like You" next.
Timeless art.🔥🎶🔥🎵🔥 James Gang. Funk 49
This is an anthem
Listen to the entire album when you feel ready for the ''experience'' of Folk music and where it goes from there ....
Great song❤
You get it.
Hey joni, this is what you call genius
Right ,Joni does Joni great , Bob does a little bit of everything great !...IMO
Another great one brother.
You struck gold there.
He was a genius in the early years before he learned to keep it vague.
Try God On Our Side orr Masters Of War.
This Song is 60 years old ( 1963).
Glad you love it! Been part of my life, for most of it... haha! Thx for the videos!
The most powerful part of this song to me is the last verse. Its basically scripture from the Bible, where Jesus was talking about how when his kingdom comes everything will be flipped and the powerful now will later be the weak. As relevant as this song was in the 60s its also relevant in Bible times as well as the future.
dont stop doing bob bruh
Hi great reaction!!!!
Could you please react to Bob Dylan's song 'False Prophet' from 2020, thanks!!!
He is the master, the others are just apprentices.
And a woman who held a babe against her bosom said, Speak to us of Children.
And he said:
Your children are not your children.
They are the sons and daughters of Life’s longing for itself.
They come through you but not from you,
And though they are with you yet they belong not to you.
You may give them your love but not your thoughts,
For they have their own thoughts.
You may house their bodies but not their souls,
For their souls dwell in the house of tomorrow, which you cannot visit, not even in your dreams.
You may strive to be like them, but seek not to make them like you.
For life goes not backward nor tarries with yesterday.
You are the bows from which your children as living arrows are sent forth.
The archer sees the mark upon the path of the infinite, and He bends you with His might that His arrows may go swift and far.
Let your bending in the archer’s hand be for gladness;
For even as He loves the arrow that flies, so He loves also the bow that is stable.
" On Children" from Kahlil Gibran's - The Prophet -
unfortunately this song will always be relevant. every generation seems doomed to repeat the mistakes the last one made. not individually of course but as a group.
He saw the 1960’s coming
People say that Dylan is a poet. But he isn't. He is a wordsmith.
"Make Love, Not War", switch from supporting the Military Industrial Complex & starve the War machine, & don't suppress those kids that are demonstrating against injustice, & don't be a stumbling block to a progressive future, "get outta the new one". "The loser ( the anti war mvmt was unpopular at first)" now, will be later to win"..... He wrote lyrics like he was an OT prophet, in a Protest Song, style called the "Talking Blues". A lot of tunes favoring Civil Rights too, in his early years
Bob Dylan -- a lefty's lefty. Nonetheless, a true musical genius.
Well yeah, the communists have the music :D
You need another source for your subtitles, Dude !
His latest album Rough And Rowdy Ways is excellent. But unfortunately his writing is much less direct when in comes to politics. He pumped the breaks hard at the end of the 60's. Because he was getting too much attention. So famous there were writers and fans going through his garbage cans
I don't know who was in charge of the written words put on-screen, but that person was so far away from the song as to be writing nonsense.
This song will always be so meaningful ❤
In less than 10 years my generation was blessed with Elvis, Bob Dylan, and the Beatles. If you grew up with them you know what a special time the 60's were. They don't refer to Bob Dylan as the poet of a generation for nothing. Dylan's catalog of songs is truly mind boggling. I've heard critics for 60 yrs say they can't stand Dylan's singing voice. I love Dylan's voice for Dylan songs. But that's not the point. When you listen to Dylan and focus on his singing, you're missing the main attraction of the song.
I agree, those who are judging what he brought to the table by his voice, are missing the whole message.