I HATE YOU, DYLDO. You sad buffoon. You don't know in what kind of country you're living. You have no clue.

Bob wrote from the soul. All poets and philosophers do this. Let there be more of them.

Timothy Chalamet did a tremendous job playing this wonderful man 👏👍

I’m surprised they didn’t touch on Dylan’s “intoxication” to any degree in the Complete Unknown movie seeing as he was such a big drug user in his writing in the mid-60s.

Love the back and forth between him and Ginsberg. The two of them are having a private joke that the rest of the crowd is oblivious to.

The press hasn’t changed, they’re jerks now as they were back in the sixties. He’s toying with them, but still serious about his craft.

I feel like the number of cigarettes he had in this conference alone would be enough to give me cancer

I love his politeness.

Love you Bob!

Try and find the fun bit of living not the dark side u cant survive even a few months of pain leave alone years and decades

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7:29 young Steven Colbert

What a difficult person to interview!

Did anyone not chain smoke back then?!

“Why are you so weird?”

Intoxicated to somew degree I will smoke a bowl with you Bob!...ROFL. These reporter questions are ridiculous!

Oh Timothèe

He always thought that one day they’d make a movie about him…with Woody Allen.

No one comes close to his songwriting capability. He had the gift of crossing all genres of styles of music and always evolving. Still writing and performing at 84.

Very striking to me how similar Dylan's mannerisms and attitudes were to those of Jimi Hendrix who wouldn't be giving interviews until a few years later. But Jimi's attitudes about not playing all his previous songs because they were "like a diary". And about just performing in the moment. Even his facial mannerisms during interviews were eerily similar. Genius has its ways I guess.

Just back from watching “ How does it feel?.”

pretentious critics and journalists..mostly ridiculous questions

the smugness of the press... any artist would be as guarded as dylan was in his later years. press culture is disgusting.

The lad was autistic.. he didn't know why he was like what he was like..that's the way it is. He's just brilliant ..simple .

So, it seems that everyone thought Dylan was a smart, creative, deep thinker. I think Dylan didn't agree with them. It seems he hadn't given much thought to anything.

Thanks to Ralph Gleason.

Watching this historic interview after digging into Dylan's music for the first time and i honestly don't think I've been this fascinated by a musician in a long time, what a legend.

Sweet cameras

That cigarette certainly out smarted him.

It was funny how he reacted when some one asked him the meaning of the picture on the album. What does it mean? He smiles, thinking, " they just took a picture", later I find it on the album. What does it mean? He should had asked back, " What does it mean to you?"

16:30 He would use the best words, and people would say, "sir! Those are fantastic words."

Was excavation a popular past time back then?

The fact that LSD was still legal for sure at this point and he ended up playing with the Dead I would say he had taken it. I met the Dead in 1971 and I asked Jerry if I could set behind the amps and he let me do it and when I got to the first opening that lead to the back of the amps I found Bear dropping liquid acid onto the back of people’s hands and then they licked it off. I stuck my hand out and he put four big drops on the back of it and I licked it off. I sat behind Pigpen for the entire show and I wandered around checking out their equipment and the next thing I find Jerry headed my way. He was smiling and he passed me a big fat joint. When I let that hit out told goodshim that Bear had dosed me and and the music was entirely perfect for enhancing the acid . I also had a chance to speak to Bear and asked him if I could get access to his goods and he put me in touch with his local dealer and that turned to be a great thing. Because I got to know the people involved with the underground acid scene. I love Bob always have always will. ⚡️🎸⚡️

He was funny, very funny back then 😎

At 5:46 “What poets do you dig?” Smokey Robinson, Alan Ginsberg, and “Charlie Rich, he’s a good poet.” Classic!

Did anyone notice Bill Graham hanging out toward the back of the room, asking a question ?

Bob, it's almost like your embarrassed by your popularity?

Don't get it. Very overrated. Wrote and sung songs. Quite boring songs with an awful voice. Why dod the press approach hom as some kind of messianic character.

Bob is very straightforward and honest .Some of the question asked were ridiculous.

🎤 How does it feel? 🎤

🤩 I am here! Loved the movie! Love ‘KNOCKING ON HEAVEN’S DOOR’! I like it the way GUNS & ROSES rocked it out! But BOB DYLAN’S words are just what I LOVE 🌟

Do they still have press conferences for musicians ?

I’m in my 60’s but I think I just fell in love with a 24 year old Bob Dylan.

Bob Dylan Unique. Romans. 11: 29. For the gifts and calling of GOD are without repentance. (King James Version).

Watching this after finally watching “A Complete Unknown”. My favorite folk singer of all time has inspired so many, including me to pique my interest in guitar playing.

D Y L A N was light years ahead of the press that day

He is sooooooooooo stoned.

The coolest man of all time 🌿🤘🔥

Priceless!

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