[lbo-talk] A sample from Bob Dylan's memoir

Travis Fast tfast at yorku.ca
Fri Nov 18 17:21:23 PST 2005


No I am just mad at Bob for selling my parents protest music to the banks. Oh yah and far be it from anyone to demand anything from the genius artist. Ralph. How about a screed against social realism. Um ah or do we dislike that aspect of Dylan's original aesthetic and celebrate his narcissistic muse. Sounds right for the times. Spare us the cultural revolution indeed.

Travis

andie nachgeborenen wrote:


>Carl, are you still mad at Bob for giving up protest
>music? Do you really think he or any artist owes it
>to, I dunno, the proletariat or something to "serve
>the people," even if his own muse tells him to serve
>the White Goddess (Desire), Jesus (slow Train Coming),
>or just to play strange old folk tunes (Good As I Been
>To You)? I think it is time to stop the Cultural
>Revolution stuff.
>
>--- Doug Henwood <dhenwood at panix.com> wrote:
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>>Carl Remick wrote:
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>>> who hasn't done anything but follow his own whim
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>>for decades.
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>>Carrol's right - he's a modern Emersonian. So why's
>>it ok for RWE, but not RZ?
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>>Doug
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