Bob Dylan- "The Times They Are A-Changin' " Reaction // Amber and Charisse React

[@anfieldarcher8545]

His delivery and phrasing are insane, plus greatest songwriter of all time

[@karmic-fleas]

100 more Bob songs would be good

[@espenvippen]

He says a lot in about three minutes .. Not without reason he won the Nobel Prize in literature. Of course, in Dylan's spirit, he did not show up for the award ceremony. But he gave his speech as everyone must to get the award and medal and diploma a few months later on video. 😀

[@anthonyhedberg6471]

Hey there! Just subscribed...(I saw your cat and I was hooked.) 😊A few of my favorite Dylan tunes to add to your growing list: It Ain't Me, Babe...Positively 4th Street...Mr. Tambourine Man... &...Hurricane (which actually helped to free a wrongly convicted man from prison after nearly 20 years.) I hope you enjoy them as much as I have. Songs of my life...I was about 7 or 8 years old when I first heard Dylan in 1963 or '64...he changed my life and my perspective. 😉👍

[@AmberandCharisseReact]

Thank you for the sub! We will add all those to our list!

[@bazkeen]

He's an incredible song writer. He wrote so many good songs, all with a message. Because this was such a pivotal song for it's time, I'll go an 8.7

[@markamos1911]

Dylan's voice was hugely influenced by US folk singer Woody Guthrie. At the time of this song he was pretty much a solo artist, so there's only him on this singing, playing guitar and harmonica. No overdubs, all done live. I'd recommend "I Shall Be Released", "Tangled Up in Blue", or "Blowin' in the Wind" next.

[@AmberandCharisseReact]

We will add those to our list!

[@anfieldarcher8545]

So right most of his albums were done as a live set, plus songs done in 1 or 2 takes no rehearsals Dylan love the spontaneity, as Bob Johnson said instead of God touching him on the shoulder god kicked Dylan in the ass

[@sarahsanders9587]

A wonderful and thoughtful reaction. Thank you. Subscribed!

[@AmberandCharisseReact]

Thank you!!

[@mandandanmandamayor3511]

Not just Minnesota, he is from the Mesabe Iron Range. This is a special place on earth.

[@barneyonmovies5672]

Just discovered your channel, another great reaction! So awesome of you to pick up on Dylan's incredible intonation and timing. He's possibly the greatest and most important american songwriter of all time. Check out 'masters of war' next if you want more - it's such a powerful song!

[@AmberandCharisseReact]

We will add it to our list!

[@tarmotyyri6733]

Yet another classic from one of the greatest singer/songwriters of all time, who was also dealing with societally important issues in his songs - I'm at 9.0. P.S. Asuna is really cute.

[@simon2077]

He's a poet with a message for all of us. The last lines were directed towards America's youth. In other words do your part as the rest of us are passing on.

[@TheFireMonkey]

kittens will be kittens - I love the cat - it adds to the experience. Speaking as someone who grew up with this sort of music - I think we need this today - I'm all for modern styles and all, but the content - the old protest songs need to be dusted off and brought up to date. This song was an anthem during the civil rights movement in the US and the Vietnam war. Although both of those were primarily American issues, the underlying causes were felt world wide and the song was seen, in the day, as a call to end racism and war. BTW: Dylan was often referred to as having a voice "that came from you and me" - personally I never was sure if that was meant to say that his words were the words of the common people or if it was meant to suggest that his voice didn't have a refined music industry sound. Oh, and he generally played guitar and harmonica so a lot of his work was just him without backup at all, though I can't say if that was also true in his studio recordings.

[@Blue-qr7qe]

Millennial fog. But happy for you that you found a solid compass point. More Bob Dylan, please, for all our sakes.

[@markwilken2492]

This was played during the opening credits of the film ‘Watchmen.’ Rad movie, if ya haven’t seen it!

[@AmberandCharisseReact]

Thank you for the info!

[@dougca7086]

He is in his late 70s early 80s and just got a number one hit Bob Dylan's murder most foul react to it it's amazing

[@AmberandCharisseReact]

We will add it to our list!

[@depresun2070]

This has got to be the most lyrical song of all time

[@doriangrey1650]

I see myself reacting to Bob 55+ years ago. Good on you. It's encouraging to see young people discovering Bob and grasping the meaning and understanding the continuing relevance of his poetry. Though many think of his style as early rap it is more what was called "spoken word" poetry long ago when I was young :-) It came out of the 50s Beatnik culture. May I suggest you dive deeper and listen to Masters of War, Desolation Row, Subterranean Homesick Blues, and more. For another poet master wordsmith of similar style and skill level check out Gil-Scott Heron. The Bottle, Gun, The Revolution Will Not Be Televised, etc. The Bloods I hung out with in the Corps in the 60s turned me on to Gil and I turned them on to Bob. Fair Exchange.

[@AmberandCharisseReact]

We will add those to our list! We will also check out Gil-Scott Heron.

[@dougca7086]

You have to react to Like a Rolling Stone and Tangled Up In Blue by Bob Dylan in 2016 Bob Dylan won the Nobel Peace Prize for literature his songs have been covered by other groups over 5000 times in recordings

[@AmberandCharisseReact]

We will add those to our list!

[@dougca7086]

React to Eve of Destruction by Barry McGuire also Country Joe and the Fish fixin to die rag

[@AmberandCharisseReact]

We will add those to our list!

[@danielmchale558]

Bob Dylan describes America times are a changing

[@Kunsoo1024]

This was the anthem of the sixties

[@karmic-fleas]

A music reaction channel: "Is he American?"

[@deanwimbridge9318]

He changes his vocals to suit the song . Lay Lady Lay is a different voice than Forever young . Hurricane is different to Hard rain and many examples

[@lunchboxluchador47]

Rocking in the Free World by Neil Young. Born in The USA by Bruce Springsteen

[@bigboineptune9567]

"You can't stop progress" Try telling that to Afghanistan right now. Progress isn't inherent. At any moment, civilization could collapse and we could be sent back into the dark ages.

[@alberto-os1bx]

Jesus Christ could have said those words.

[@Chivaltic]

Please get out of the new one if you can't lend your hand....

[@captaincrespo3327]

This song is unbelievably timeless. And I have a potentially rude question but are both of you guys ladies? Only love but I don’t know for sure if amber is a trans lady or not. Hope that’s not rude :) but the come mother and father’s throughout the land, don’t criticize what you can’t understand line to me in this day and are really speaks to transgender acceptance since trans people are less afraid of being murdered for coming out now than they have been in the past. Which is terrible and great at the same time I suppose

[@AmberandCharisseReact]

Yes I'm trans. some might find it rude but I'm ok with it. :) -Amber

[@adamsmythe8292]

Bwah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! Seriously dude? Seriously? Ha ha ha ha heeeee!!!

[@klausmaccus4397]

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[@anfieldarcher8545]

Greatest songwriter of all time no one come close to Dylan as a songwriter, and his delivery and phrasing are insane,so before all your daft comments do your homework

[@klausmaccus4397]

@@anfieldarcher8545 I think this was more of a comment on "Amber". Maybe I'm wrong.

[@anfieldarcher8545]

@@klausmaccus4397 well hand's up if I got it wrong pal