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teenage girls in the 60s who wanted to fuck the beatles are the real fans and 50 to 60 year old dads who are beatles fans today are posers. this is obvious

mutuals, I am dropping full sized candy bars in your pumpkin shaped pail.

GODDDDDDDDDD

once in a while, the memes return

So I watched Don't Look Back last night and it was absolutely amazing. It not only made me fall in love Bob even more, but it also made me start to love Joan after I heard her sing for the first time. I think I'm going to listen to more of her music soon. I can't with this movie, I love it so much! 🖤

joan baez and bob dylan photographed by rowland scherman at the newport folk festival, july 25, 1964🥀

How is the Last Waltz playing in all of your theaters, you guys are literally lucky as fuck. I'd KILL to be able to be able to see that shit on the big screen!

@johangeorghohman

Hi! ❤️😁

I'm your Beatles Secret Santa! I had to much fun making your gift for you, so I hope you love it. I know you love the Beatles Shout! cover and McLennon, so I tried to combine the two in an edit with a little Christmas twist! I hope you like it, and Merry Christmas! I hope this makes you smile when you see this on Christmas morning! 😊

Hey guys!

Going off my last post, I want to also start reading books about Bob Dylan and his life, but I don't know which books to read or which are the best or most accurate. So if any of you guys have any suggestions for books to read on Bob, please let me know! I'm open to reading anything about him that was written by people in his life like his ex gfs/wives or by peeople or researchers who know a lot about him. I'm planning on reading Chronicles: Vol. 1, The Philosophy of Modern Song and Tarantula by the man himself eventually, but I'm also looking for other books that go more in full depth into his life/career story. If you guys could give me any suggestions as a new Bob book reader, it would be much appreciated!