BOB DYLAN - THINGS HAVE CHANGED | REACTION

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[@seanmackey8552]

"Things Have Changed" is a song from the film Wonder Boys, written and performed by Bob Dylan and released as a single on May 1, 2000, that won both the Academy Award for Best Original Song and the Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song.

[@keef7224]

Dude you’re doing the deepest Dylan dive I’ve seen on KZbin, and even so you’ve barely scratched the surface of his greatness. Keep going, and just know that there’s still sooooo much more left to discover and enjoy! 🤙🏼

[@sandramcfarland9368]

can you imagine being nominated for an academy award and then learning that you are up against BOB DYLAN!!!! you surely would have that moment of stark realization that you just don't have a snowball's chance in hell of winning. bob dylan is so talented and has the ability to draw you in to his music and leaves you wanting more and more.

[@chipjones817]

I love the line: Standing on the gallows with my head in a noose, I'm expecting any minute all hell to break loose

[@StevenMichals0812]

Since the 1997 album Time out of Mind, Dylan has had this new sound and he pretty much still has it now. His newest album Rough and Rowdy Ways is great. The long song at the end of it "Murder Most Foul" is about the assassination of JFK.

[@gilevin100]

As an old Dylan fan it's a lot of fun for me to see you discover Dylan.......it's a lifetime discovery

[@GD-rd6ig]

“I’m just trying to get as far away from myself as I can.” My life story in one Dylan line.

[@highwayblues638]

Dylan always has some great lines ... and funny ones too. I always loved the line about falling in love with the first woman I meet , putting her in a wheelbarrow and wheeling her down the street .... Great Stuff .. and you are so right about his delivery .. I love the studio version so much ....

[@axx6435]

I love his voice as he got older.

[@vincentvancraig]

his live/tour bands are ALWAYS phenomenal...always, every one for the last 6 decades....while he, himself, has been a bit drunken, or "iffy" at times (not to me, but to some), his bands have always, always been ON POINT

[@TommiBrem]

Saw him twice. Once, he interacted with the audience, even. The other was basically a public rehearsal. Both were great.

[@nelsonx5326]

@@TommiBrem Yes, I saw him at the Beacon Theater a few months before the pandemic hit. A couple of his were done like a Grateful Dead jam. It was cool, I floated away on those jams. I took my daughter so she would have a memory for life. She is a big Dylan fan too.

[@alleneh]

pure poetic genius is Bob Dylan.

[@sandrasofiahsexton3917]

I love, love, LOVE this. I have been hoping you would react to it. The cynicism and wry humor of it are delectable. This is the only song of his that makes me laugh aloud. Perhaps because Dylan and I are of similar age, I can relate to his current state of being expressed in this piece of work. You might say I have grown up with him, as I have been a fan of his since 1964.

[@cindydepriest3720]

Chod I have to say you hit it out of the park for me today. Every reaction was so good! Thanks.

[@cindydepriest3720]

Bob won the Oscar for this song. I can't remember the name of the movie. It stars Michael Douglas. Great reaction Chod!

[@barbarascotto3873]

Wonder Boys

[@jasondylansargent2195]

The wonder boys Barbara 😄👍

[@musicairplanes4884]

You nailed it Chod. Check out some of his interviews when he was young. Reporters asking stupid questions and Bob giving very sarcastic answers. It's hysterical to see the way he just plays with them.

[@revaflowers3115]

I remember a story in the news papers several years ago where Dylan was picked up by the police in New Jersey.They thought he was a hobo.I can just picture this in my mind.Though he is well known,he is not visually as well known now as he was in the 1900s.Here is the except I found of it. "The hilarious incident took place in Long Beach, New Jersey, back in 2009. That day, the police were looking for a scruffy and suspicious old man. Then they came across someone that might be the suspect they were looking for. However, this was not their suspect, but rather, the world-renowned musician Bob Dylan. Unaware of who it is, the police officers pulled Dylan over near and asked him why he was wandering around the town. Dylan didn’t have his ID, but he told officer Kirstie Buble that he was in town for a concert with Willie Nelson and John Mellencamp. She did not believe him and claimed he looked nothing like Bob Dylan. She said she had seen pictures of Bob Dylan before, but the old man in front of her looked nothing like him and was wearing black sweatpants and two raincoats with a hood pulled over his head. The officer claimed that: “I’ve seen pictures of Bob Dylan from a long time ago, and he didn’t look like Bob Dylan to me at all. He was wearing black sweatpants, tucked into black rain boots and two raincoats with the hood pulled over his head.” Dylan could not persuade the officers that he is the quite famous musician Bob Dylan. Therefore, the police drove him back to his hotel. At the hotel, the receptionist informed the police officers that he was indeed Bob Dylan. That day, Dylan probably went for a walk just looking for some inspiration. Instead, he ended up getting an exciting tale to tell." Things do indeed change.

[@edprzydatek8398]

I remember that New Jersey incident. You know quite a few of the pieces of the story that I didn't know. Thanks for that. I would love to have been there.

[@lgpsan]

I’ve always wondered if Bob got a kick out of it or if it was annoying for him.

[@maryellenazack4466]

Wow! What an experience

[@dylanthompson8511]

He was standing outside a house that was for sale in the pouring rain, the neighbors saw and got spooked and called the cops. I always imagine it was the house of an old flame and he was just lost in the memories from days gone.

[@maryellenazack4466]

A lyrical genius. Much respect bob.

[@ednicholson7839]

Cult classic soul singer Bettye LaVette does a great version of this song. She does several Dylan songs and even more classic rock covers -- most all of them great.

[@lordbyron6293]

Dylan's last album was excellent...I Contain Multitudes would make a great reaction video.

[@rogerwilliams7791]

Bob is still painting masterpieces. Last album was proof of his greatness isn't gone.

[@barbarascotto3873]

Some of his greatest lyrics ever in my opinion.

[@quintenwilke257]

One of my favorite songs 🎵❤ 🎵 ❤

[@barbarascotto3873]

I named two of my cats, Mr. Jinx & Ms. Lucy, from this song.

[@stevewebster973]

You could ask 100 people their favourite Dylan song and get 79 different answers, and most of them have probably been mine in the last 58 years since I first heard him.

[@gregrodriguez5697]

Love Dylan..I have been lucky enough to have seen him 4 times..and this is my favorite song of his.

[@sandrasmith8568]

Thanks for DYLAN. Only click and watch if Dylan.

[@andythrush3341]

I listened to Dylan's Nobel Prize speech today. It was 200% pure Bob Dylan. Chod, I think you would really enjoy it. His speech is accompanied by a piano, and it has a poetic tone to it. Thanks for your program, Chod!

[@curmudgeon1933]

Watch Patti Smith doing a version of Bob Dylan's "A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall" at the Nobel Prize Award Ceremony in 2016, when she accepted Bob's Nobel Prize for Literature, on his behalf. kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2WUgXt7f612rbc

[@paulhodgetts1803]

I'm speechless 😂😂😂

[@GD-rd6ig]

“I accept chaos. I don’t know if chaos accepts me.” --Bob Dylan

[@richardbailey1295]

He ain't cocky......He's Bob Dylan.....(to the tune of 'He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother')

[@richardbailey1295]

Good One by Dylan = 'Everything's Broken'

[@richardbailey1295]

And 'Watch the River Flow'

[@chrismeloy1149]

Now that song is in my head.

[@patrickclark1308]

I’m enormously appreciative of the time you’ve put into your Dylan reactions. I can recall the day I first heard him and how my life changed on that day.

[@sharondavid-melly1498]

He's so incredible! Thanks for this pick. He slows it down a notch on the album "Time Out of Mind"... so many awards.

[@vincentvancraig]

wow, 20+ years ago, as a 21 year old, i remember thinking when seeing this era of bob (current at the time), like "wow, he looks so old"....now, in this, to me, he looks so young! good lord...he looked great here, he was thin, still w/ dark hair...anyway, this is the beginnings of whats called the "croak-throat" period...where his voice got super raspy and deep, and gutteral, but super expressive, and authoritative-----i lot of people hate it; its kinda for hardcore fans only-ish....but man, he wrote some brilliant tunes post-1998....many, many, many, actually....the studio versions are ALWAYS more clear (as far as enunciating sung words goes), but, man, so much genius in bob's late/mature period----unfortunately, as far as i know, many are kept off youtube by bob's lawyers, or they used to be, i dont know now, since he sold his catalogue, and they changed ownership.....anyway, check out some studio recordings that are up "duquene whistle" from 2001, "high water (for charlie patton)" from 2012, "when the deal goes down" from 2006 (that one is BEAUTIFUL, with an awesome official video starring scarlett johansson)....thats all i can think of for now, but all amazing

[@robinmeltzer9024]

I’m grateful to you and your channel for reintroducing me to Dylan songs I’ve not heard for years and sometimes - like this one - had almost forgotten! There is no one with a back catalogue like his - it’s like three or four entire life times of work. Your reactions are really refreshing because of how thoughtful you are and much attention you pay - this makes fans go back and think about songs again from the perspective of hearing them fresh. Also…. How amazing that Dylan is still going strong and touring 22 years after THIS performance at a time where he was absolutely considered a living legend with a decades long career. There’s no one like him and there surely won’t be again.

[@zenhaelcero8481]

I used to care, but things have changed. Dylan's the epitome of cool. Maybe have a look at "I Feel a Change Comin' On" from Together Through Life.

[@debjorgo]

Shelter From the Storm Live '76. Or Tangled Up In Blue (Official Video).

[@barbarakeyock532]

When I heard this title I thought it was a follow up to 'the times they are a changing' .. oh yeah, surely ..."things have changed'

[@samwenger856]

My friend listen to Neighborhood Bully. He as a Jewish man bravely defends Israel. Good to play in the era of Yeh. Also great rocking song. Love your channel

[@bobbywinkler9455]

Pink Floyd Great gig in the sky

[@lgpsan]

This performance was for the Oscars. He performed remotely. Immediately after this he won the Oscar and he seems genuinely surprised and pleased and made a sincere speech. I think this is one award he really liked receiving. He put his Oscar on stage for quite a few years and you could see it at concerts. Would love to see you react to his Oscar speech.

[@terrywright8731]

Awesome song, Brilliant performer.

[@TheSloopKayBee]

I wish the video you reacted to had played for just one more minute. You would have seen him win the Oscar for that song straight after the performance, and his surprised reaction and sweet, humble acceptance speech would have given you a different perspective on the 'cockiness' you perceived. I don't disagree that he comes across that way at times, but I think it's actually just shyness and a quirky personality.

[@JD_Cool]

God I love this song. Anyone who has endured trauma must surely appreciate the lyric, "Some things are too hot to touch, the human mind can only stand so much, you can't win with a losing hand."

[@lawrencesimon7355]

excellent choice an academy award winning song, please do Every Grain of Sand soon, and like I said Dylan covers sometimes show his diversity better than his own versions, I would love to see you do Pressing On by Chicago Mass Choir. I would love to see you go down the Tom Waits rabbit hole with the same enthusiasm you are approaching Dylan. Tom Traubert's Blues live at Rockpalast is a good place to start. Thanks for the Dylan reactions they add to my morning every morning.

[@lathedauphinot6820]

Sometimes you don’t know if he’s leading you into a trap, where you think he’s serious until, when he’s got you, he springs it to say “Aha! Can’t believe you fell for that!” Or is he serious and breaks the spell to control the tension? Or is it all just an intellectual exercise for him and he means none of it? Who knows? It’s part of his genius. When asked why his first album had so few original songs on it, he said “I didn’t want to reveal too much of myself yet.”

[@augustinewestley7310]

SO glad you got into 21st Century Dylan. Keep it up! there are two decades of recent Dylan Gold rarely dup up in reaction videos.

[@georgecoventry8441]

Good review. 😊

[@edwardmeradith2419]

I’m a big fan of this particular performance visually- is he doing Vincent Price? 😍

[@FolkSongsEtAl]

He's an extremely complex guy.

[@doriwiljt]

You need to watch the documentaries “Don’t Look Back” , Rolling Thunder Revue” and “No Direction Home”.

[@paulmancini3363]

Check out “Highlands” from his “Time Out of Mind” Album from 1997

[@bangmon1000]

😊👍

[@doiminiclynch5208]

great dylan song

[@lawrencesimon7355]

I would also love to see you tackle Fela Kuti the Nigerian Bob Dylan, Sorrow, Tears and Blood is a commercial Fela song that is a good place to start.

[@sunnycalico6643]

"I used to care, but things have changed"

[@barbarascotto3873]

He's Bob Fucking Dylan. He can do whatever the hell he wants. He's God.

[@ThePittsburghToddy]

Try‘Hurricane’ next

[@bobbywinkler9455]

Bob Dylan 1968 subterranean homesick blues

[@annmills3163]

☮️💜..

[@brunosm.l2267]

From a more actual epoque I recommend the performance of Blind Willie Mc'tell in the grammys I think is 2012, for the Scorsese documentary of that year. Amazing song, amazing performance. Cheers!!

[@brunosm.l2267]

Also I recommend some Nick Cave song

[@KimmyGibson]

Thank you! I am a big fan of drummer Carter Beauford and wondered if you ever listen to Dave Matthews Band? I don't see any reactions, but maybe you're already a listener. If not, I'd love to see your reaction to a song with great drumming from Carter....maybe Two Step or a shorter song like Ants Marching.

[@chipjones817]

Another good one, if you watch the end of that video they present him with the oscar, he doesn't change his expression, maybe an eyebrow raise, haha. Suggestion: It's all over now, baby blue Suggestion

[@bobbywinkler9455]

Willie Nelson The scientist

[@jasondylansargent2195]

Wilburn do got my mind made up by Bob Dylan and the great tom petty from the album knocked out loaded ( 1986) rip tom petty 🎸😄🕶️🎼

[@robertzimmerman3980]

Listen to Subterranean homesick blues

[@janicecox7310]

Might like “Sweetheart Like You “ on Album Infidels.Same period as GottaServe Somebdy

[@robperry5293]

Bob didn't care about the 'elites" clapping for him, they aren't his people. He would much rather get a few woops from some friends while he was recording in his kitchen.

[@shafikmahomad6629]

this live performance has a little more verve than the record version... gotta listen to it more attentively...

[@mimig3904]

You should've done the studio version of this song.....not live.

[@JamesJohnson-ig6of]

The released version for radioplay is many times superior.

[@oldocbenway]

The album version of this song is much better. In fact, the studio version of Dylan’s songs are usually the best.

[@curmudgeon1933]

Maybe ’ more accessible ’ rather than ’ better ’ ?

[@TheGoldenCapstone]

@@curmudgeon1933 No. Better. Except Up to Me (take 1) on More Blood, More Tracks vol 14. That's best.

[@donjenkins3861]

Unfortunately, this was a chopped version. Not near as long as the original.

[@kenhoyer8601]

Great composer. Seen him twice, not so good in concert. voice sounds a meet grinder

[@bobbywinkler9455]

Macy Gray creep

[@patrickhughes4914]

He's listening to a live version?? Dylan is horrible live.