Gates of Eden - Bob Dylan - (5/7/65) Bootleg descargar videos gratis

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"At times I thinkthere are no wordsexcept these to tellwhat's trueand there are no truthsoutside the gates of eden."To put it concisely, Dylan not only identifies the major variables concerning self, other and his world at that time but their relations and respective rates of change as well, then expresses it all in song.

Emily Perlman

Bob was, and is, obviously a genius! What imagery!!

Sandra McGuff

This is my most favourite record of all time and I first heard it as the 'b' side of Like A Rolling Stone .

Pieter van Pelt

If we want to understand the world as it runs now, and has been in the past, it is worthwhile to listen to a song by Bob Dylan (Gates of Eden) and carefully weigh his lyrics. I can hardly find a song or a text that sharper or more deeply describes our world.Dylan has a superb way with words that can weave images in your head that are very disturbing and very true at the same time.I suggest you take your time and, maybe, also read the lyrics on the side to fully absorb his song. But be careful, it can be very disturbing. 

Barbara Carl Nitsche

I´ll always love this song ..... Thank-you .

Winslow Wilson

With a time-rusted compass blade, Aladdin and his lampSits with Utopian hermit monks, Sidesaddle on the Golden CalfAnd on their promises of paradise, You will not hear a laugh, All except inside the Gates of EdenI think what these lines mean is that God laughs at all the religious people who think they aregoing to enter heaven. Aladdin symbolizes; The religions of the world that claim they are lighting the way for us. The monks symbolize any worshiper or religious leader who claims to have the answers and promise us rewards to follow their doctrines. They usually only bring 'War' to the planet and as the first line states they 'Twist' it into claims that war is actually peace or as Bush Jr. said " First strike is actually Defense."This song is actually a novel and goes deep into the heart of the Universe. It's about a place few will ever know and is summed up in the last line. "There are no truths outside the Gates of Eden. 

V. Oesal Kunga

"TearGAS",...& The Soul of Democracy?

Joe Green

In Eden Light became Blood.In Veins ran the Vid.Vanity transformed Life.Vine stole Immortality.Lie converted in SIn-Thesis.Parad-ISE.

Sebastiaan Lekkerkerker

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MegaTregg

I used to sit in my room listening to this and the other Dylan early masterpieces with the door shut supposed to be doing my homework. One night the door jerked open. My dad said 'Turn that crap off!' He probably thought Dylan was a communist-couldn't understand the words-but who could.

Speak Easy

Dylan released the studio version of this song as the B side of a 45 rpm record. The A side was Highway 61. You also get a killer Dylan Tee Shirt with it. Went straight into the Jukebox.

jon doe

Classic stuff... I would say its one of my favorites, but I think almost every song on his first 7-8 albums are also favorites, along with the songs on Desire, Blood on the Tracks, etc... Lets just say it's a damned good song.

mushy85

+Cynthia Emrich i need to teach you how to find things

Katherine Reidy

beautiful.

Judy Tweedie

a mega load ...thank you Ryan !

Judy Tweedie

music to my ears as a girl child of the sixties

Jay Roseman

Dylan has an uncanny ability to arrange various types of words such as verbs, adjectives, gerunds, possessive pronouns, etc to create evocative yet cryptic imagery

cynthia emrich

Been looking for this song for 45 years ty

Carey Wilson

No one ever said it more honestly or perfectly.

Violated Skunk

the motorcycle black Madonna two wheeled gypsy queen....

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