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Posted by Lost Canine on 11-04-2002 at17:56:

  Zimmy & Terry

I've been listening to Bringing It All Back Home all day. I think I can hear the influences of Subterranean Homesick Blues in Turn This Off. Anyone else think so, or am I having a weird day?
LK-9

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Posted by EdHead on 11-04-2002 at19:28:

 

Uh...nope...don't know nuthin' of that...

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Posted by Jim Muglia on 11-04-2002 at22:01:

 

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Originally posted by Lost Canine I've been listening to Bringing It All Back Home all day. I think I can hear the influences of Subterranean Homesick Blues in Turn This Off. Anyone else think so, or am I having a weird day? LK-9

Yeah, I guess I can hear "Look Out kid you're gonna get hit" part in a section of the verses. I don't know the exact lyrics they correspond too, as that song is kind one big blur to me; but based on my recollection of the melody, I can see that.
Jim

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Posted by baxter on 11-05-2002 at00:59:

 

it does my soul good to see you two in agreement.

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Posted by B Diddy on 11-05-2002 at06:16:

 

quote:

Originally posted by baxter it does my soul good to see you two in agreement.

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Posted by Dr. Sticky on 11-05-2002 at07:52:

 

I can definitely hear it, but i think that "Readers Digest" by LN is a rip of said song by Zimmy. I just laughed when I heard it the first time.

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Posted by Jim Muglia on 11-05-2002 at08:06:

 

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Originally posted by Dr. Sticky I can definitely hear it, but i think that "Readers Digest" by LN is a rip of said song by Zimmy. I just laughed when I heard it the first time.

Definitely true.

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Posted by carl on 11-05-2002 at08:23:

  Uh-oh....

Jim's a Hot Wolly now.... I can smell the self-loathing that title must inspire from here....

And what was that song on Something New Under the Son where Larry's lifting Dylan? I'm blanking right now.

Anyway, when it comes to Larry & Dylan, I always flash on that T-Bone Burnett quote where he said that God got so sick of hearing Larry calling himself the Christian Dylan that He decided to save the real one instead....

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Posted by EdHead on 11-05-2002 at09:20:

 

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Posted by jc on 11-05-2002 at10:22:

  CARL

COULD IT BE
Put your life- in Jesus nail scarred hands?
by LN
and there of course- is-
song for a few frriends (para)
with Clapton on guitar
and Charlie Watts on drums
McCartney-on the Hofner bass
with blisters on his thumbs
..While the jokes and folks..etc.
(Pretty good lines actually)
But if DA made a video of "turn this off"
you would just drop the cards in one big heap and say...camera man..turn this off.
JiMIny

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Posted by carl on 11-05-2002 at10:24:

  Nup, that's not it....

There's definitely the one with "Don't ask me nothin' about nothin' / I just might just tell you the truth...." I'm not sure that's the only one, but it's definitely a direct lift....

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Posted by Jim Muglia on 11-05-2002 at10:52:

 

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Originally posted by carl Jim's a Hot Wolly now.... I can smell the self-loathing that title must inspire from here.... And what was that song on Something New Under the Son where Larry's lifting Dylan? I'm blanking right now. Anyway, when it comes to Larry & Dylan, I always flash on that T-Bone Burnett quote where he said that God got so sick of hearing Larry calling himself the Christian Dylan that He decided to save the real one instead....

Speaking of ripping off and Something New Under the Son, he seemed to have ripped off "Help Me Rhonda" for a section on "Nightmare #49", I believe. Then again didn't the Beach Boys borrow that chorus melody, at least a little, from an older song themselves? I remember hearing something on the oldies station, and thinking "Oh so that's where they got the idea for that chorus." I know they weren't shy about using Chuck Berry riffs, at least not on Fun Fun Fun and Surfin' USA.

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Posted by dennis on 11-05-2002 at13:36:

 

Patti heard "Turn it off" and said, "It sounds like Dylan!"

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Posted by EdHead on 11-12-2002 at19:29:

 

No Way!?

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Posted by Joey T. on 11-12-2002 at19:31:

 

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Originally posted by dennis Patti heard "Turn it off" and said, "It sounds like Dylan!"

The original or WEWH disk 3 version? The WEWH version does!

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Posted by Mark on 11-14-2002 at20:09:

 

Both singers are great

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Posted by EdHead on 11-14-2002 at20:49:

 








Ummm...

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Posted by Mark on 11-15-2002 at12:17:

 

Hhhmmm

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Posted by carl on 11-15-2002 at12:20:

 

Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhlllllllllllllllllllll
lllllllll....

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Posted by EdHead on 11-15-2002 at12:22:

 

hi