Bob Dylan's Like a Rolling Stone

One of 2013's best music videos belongs to a 48-year old song. Interactive video of "Like a Rolling Stone" by Bob Dylan released yesterday is a powerful video. When music is played, you can switch between 16 analog TV channels. However, regardless of whether you are viewing financial news, romantic comedy, or tennis tournament, it seems true, but everyone seems to be licking the lyrics of this song. Many channels are made up of actors, but the lineup is full of celebrity performers such as comedian Mark Maron, Rapper Danny Brown, Pornstars Moderator, Drew Carrie (The Price Is Right Collection).

I heard Bob Dylan 's "Rolling Stone Like" for the first time in 1965, but shortly after I was announced I was surprised. Back then, I liked listening to pop music on the radio - the Beatles are good, the stones are better. But until then I heard that I am not prepared for Dylan's songs. It has all the fun of pop music number, but there are other things going on. This song is about lyrics. Dylan did not want to sing the truth about love, or to lose freedom at the weekends. He has something to say. He was irritated. He is very angry. He was obviously betrayed by someone or someone else's nest, and he made them possess it. His words are very strange, sometimes embarrassingly creative - I do not know what they mean. "You were on a chrome horse with a diplomat. Who is placing a Siamese cat on his shoulder?" Chrome's horse? A diplomat what?

Bob Dylan's passionate single "Like a Rolling Stone" fought for the top of the chart this week, 52 years ago and changed this gentle hearing singer to the time of confrontation. Rock star changes every time you follow the day. His new album "Review of Highway 61" will not be a week. Over the years we've been working with other versions like "Rolling Stone" to overcome the perfect 6-minute studio recording, the revolutionary aggression, and the harsh interrogation to Dylan's audience that was released at the time It is difficult to think. However, from Judy Collins to The Wailers, and of course to the Rolling Stones, the best rock songs ever recorded have been reinterpreted by critics and historians.

Dylan's 1965 single "Like a Rolling Stone" is widely recognized as one of the best songs ever. When Rolling Stones reconstructed the largest 500 songs in history in 2011, in 2004 the critic of Rolling Stone magazine (whose name was inspired by Dylan) valued it as the first song in history. It still maintains its initial position. Radio DJ was initially hesitant because of its landmark length of 6 minutes, but ranked second in the list behind the Beatles "Help me!", That song became a topic It was. It combines folk rhythm and electric rock music, its rock and roll hook, and its provocative and vulnerable lyrics, which has had a major impact on the music of the 1960s. When he proves his influence, Bruce Springsteen represents a lot of his generation: