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Tuesday, November 18, 2008

Bobs and ends ...11:11 am

A small-budget Irish film gets to utilize a whole lot of Bob Dylan’s music, in another (… continue reading …)

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Sunday, November 16, 2008

A day only the Lord could make ...6:35 pm

You are in some idyllic and bucolic spot. You wake up in your cabin, open the window (… continue reading …)

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Saturday, November 15, 2008

Neil says “Transition Rollers” — Bob says “It Ain’t Me Babe” ...4:44 pm

Thanks to Richard for the tip: Neil Young has a column at the Huffington Post today called (… continue reading …)

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Friday, November 14, 2008

A view of what’s coming ...9:39 pm

I’ve often linked to pieces by Richard John Neuhaus. Among other factors, his book “Death on a Friday Afternoon” was a formative (… continue reading …)

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An unintelligible bellhop in a wild west hotel ...11:11 am

In the Canadian newspaper London Free Press, James Reaney writes on Bob Dylan’s recent show (… continue reading …)

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Thursday, November 13, 2008

Singin’ just for you ...12:21 pm

The cover of Rolling Stone magazine on the newstands announces “The 100 Greatest Singers” of all time, and it’s dominated by (… continue reading …)

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Visions ...11:57 am

Now, I do hate it when someone of the Left does (… continue reading …)

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Wednesday, November 12, 2008

Neil Young slept here ...11:41 am

It’s been reported that, while on tour in parts north, Bob Dylan made a visit (… continue reading …)

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An example that won’t be followed ...10:30 am

Shut Up and Sing!: that’s the message from Ron Radosh to musicians who like to wear their politics on their sleeves and rub your nose in it. (… continue reading …)

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Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Veterans Day ...9:47 am

Old Glory

Thank you.

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Saturday, November 8, 2008

Coffee break ...12:49 pm

Thanks to all for the many kind and interesting (… continue reading …)

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Friday, November 7, 2008

The audio: What Bob Dylan really said (about life, the universe, Barack Obama and everything) on election night in Minnesota ...2:10 pm

No doubt everyone’s heard it already by now, but for the record, here is an mp3 file of Bob Dylan’s remarks at his gig in Minnesota on election night 2008: Click to download — 2.2 MB.

He spoke during his encore, in between playing Like A Rolling Stone and Blowin’ in the Wind. He introduced his band members and made his fateful comments after naming the bass player and mainstay of his band all these long years, the estimable Tony Garnier. Here is my own scrupulously accurate transcript: (… continue reading …)

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Thursday, November 6, 2008

Tomorrow: the audio ...10:55 pm

I want to present it properly and I’m too bleary-eyed tonight. But yes, it is almost exactly as remembered by John W.

UPDATE 11/7/2008: Well, things move fast. The audio is already on YouTube and other places.

This court will be issuing its final decision in this matter a little later today — God willing, and time permitting.

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A post-mortem post: It’s all up from here ...11:31 am

Don’t mistake graciousness and prayers for the best for surrender. Conservatives need to pull themselves together, straighten themselves out and win. That means blocking the liberal excesses that we all expect will be coming from a strongly Democratic Congress and White House, and it means getting back power in 2010 and in 2012.

I remember in 2004, in the first flush of victory, I foolishly thought that the Democratic party as we knew it would be effectively marginalized for a long time to come. Dubya had won decisively and the Republicans had improved their strength in Congress (having already improved it in the previous mid-term election). This kind of record of consecutive successes for one party in both presidential and congressional elections was virtually unprecedented. A fat lot that meant. Two years of an unassertive and un-conservative Congress led to big punishment and defeat in 2006. And we know what happened this past Tuesday. The lesson is this: Politics never ends. You’ve never really won, and you’ve never really lost. Not in America, at any rate, and for that we can thank the Good Lord and the founders of this country.

Limbaugh was right yesterday:

Now, our road to rebuilding is going to be steep, but I know also that as a people, we will get there. As conservatives, we will get there. Can we oppose the idea that confiscatory taxation produces prosperity, when in fact it punishes economic growth? Yes, we can! Can we oppose the notion that our national greatness is derived from an ever growing government instead of the freedom from government our Founders envisioned? Yes, we can.
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Can we oppose the belief that one’s earnings must be redistributed for the false promise of fairness? Yes, we can. Can we oppose the belief that it is immoral to secure our own borders or defend ourselves from terrorists intent on destroying us? Yes, we can. Can we do all that and more? Yes, we can.

I would add: Can we oppose the idea that human lives are only worthy of cherishing, of dignity and of defense when it is not too terribly inconvenient? Yes, we can. And yes, we will, to all of it.

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The Bob Dylan we DO know? A different characterization of what Dylan said on election night in Minnesota ...10:53 am

Thanks to reader John W. for this rather different eyewitness account (… continue reading …)

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