I disagree wholeheartedly with the claim that Led Zeppelin are the "greatest" act of all time. Hell, they don't even beat very many of the greats in influence (unless you count shi- oops, I mean heavy metal), hell, I've heard more artists cite The Beach Boys as an influence than Zeppelin. Sure, Zeppelin is good (bolding this so no one can say "get out of this forum if you don't like zeppelin (or any such variation)"), and I enjoy them, but the "best" title, is better reserved for acts such as The Beatles (even though I'm not to big of a fan) or The Rolling Stones. At least in rock music.

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Thing Stuck Up A Butt - The Lynx-Boys

Can anyone explain to me what the overall appeal of "Exile" is? I mean, yeah, it has a semi-interesting story behind it (though way tooo druggy, even for me), and there are a few good songs "Rocks Off" "Shake Your Hips" "Tumbling Dice" "Sweet Virginia" "Loving Cup" and "Happy", but as a whole, I just don't like the album. I have honestly only been able to sit through the album once - when I first bought it. After that, I may listen to some of the best tracks off it, but I can't put it on as I can Sticky Fingers, Let It Bleed, Some Girls, and hell, even It's Only Rock N Roll and Beggars Banquet. The album just seems like an average Stones album, not even their sleaziest.

What the hell is your problem? I'm not always mentioning Dylan. The only times I have mentioned him were in the "Bob Dylan" thread.

That's just Dylan being Dylan. I'm sure the guy didn't mind. I'm sure I wouldn't if I was just a backing musician.

What if I they aren't in my top 5 but I still enjoy them?... My top five is (at the moment) 1. Bob Dylan 2. The Rolling Stones 3. Brian Wilson/The Beach Boys 4. Belle and Sebastian 5. fun.

He is actually really humble..he refused to be called the voice of a generation in the 60s. He's just Dylan, and he's amazingly clever in interviews.

Dylan isn't widely available..hell, I don't even have Dylan. But I don't really want it.

Fun fact: Dylan compares himself to a bird three times throughout Blood On the Tracks.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dRh7muJduM

I just started listening to it, I'm about 4 minutes into "Driftin' Back". Boy did I do a double take when I saw how long this song is. It's good so far though.

Is there a reason you ignored my post?

Don't get: None of the albums. Seriously, get every album from Dylan...it's good for the soul.

Update: Ok, The Bends is pretty damn good.