Originally posted by sonhouseNo, I think he means he literally couldn't make out what the hell Bob Dylan was saying. He always sounded like he was choking on a kazoo.
You mean like 'how many cannon balls must fly before they're forever banned', that kind of thing, totally can't understand, eh.
Even if you could understand what Dylan was saying, he still had nonsense like this:
Wiggle, wiggle, wiggle like a rolling hoop
Wiggle, wiggle, wiggle like a ton of lead
29 Oct 16
"American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature earlier this month, has told the Swedish Academy he will accept the prize.
The notoriously media-shy Dylan had not made any comment on the 8 million crown ($1.5 million) prize, despite repeated attempts by award-givers the Swedish Academy to contact him since it named him as the winner on October 13..."
"It has not yet been decided if Bob Dylan will attend any events during the Nobel Week in Stockholm in December," the Nobel Foundation said on Friday.
Separately, Dylan told the Telegraph that if he could attend the Nobel Prize ceremony he would..."
(ABC News)
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Originally posted by TorunnHe plans to donate whole amount tot rock'n'roll elementary school in Kinshasa for starving African kids. He'll buy them guitars and note-books, and instead of 1 meal they will learn to play guitars and be singwriters.
"American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature earlier this month, has told the Swedish Academy he will accept the prize.
The notoriously media-shy Dylan had not made any comment on the 8 million crown ($1.5 million) prize, despite repeated attempts by award-givers the Swedish Academy to contact him since it named him as ...[text shortened]... told the Telegraph that if he could attend the Nobel Prize ceremony he would..."
(ABC News)
Special professor would be Bono.
Here is the anecdote form U2's gig in Scotland earlier this year:Bono asked the spectators for total quiet and in that silence, he started to slowly clap his hands and he said "Every time I clap my hands, a child in Africa dies.”
From the crowd a Ascottish accentated voice yelled:
- Well, stop the fyck doing it then, you evil bastard!