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"This is the seashore. Neither land, nor sea. It's a place that does not exist." (Alessandro Baricco) Currently reading: The hero with a thousand faces by Joseph Campbell  |
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dúdidú.
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just chillin’
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Someone please go buy this
(and send it my way)
Am I the only one who is thinking of Altazor by seeing this image?
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wentintoadream asked: About Dylan Thomas as an inspiration for the name Bob Dylan - he does kind of admit it in Chronicles Volume One. I'm reading it now so I'll just type out the passage for you. :)
What I was going to do as soon as I left home was just call myself Robert Allen. As far as I was concerned, that was who I was- that's what my parents named me. It sounded like the name of a Scottish king and I liked it. There was little of my identity that wasn't in it. What kind of confused me later was seeing an article in a Downbeat magazine with a story about a West Coast saxophone player named David Allyn. I had suspected that the musician had changed the spelling of Allen to Allyn. I could see why. It looked more exotic, more inscrutable. i was going to do this, too. Instead of Robert Allen it would be Robert Allyn. Then sometime later, unexpectedly, I'd seen some poems by Dylan Thomas. Dylan and Allyn sounded similar. Robert Dylan. Robert Allyn. I couldn't decide - the letter D came on stronger. But Robert Dylan didn't look or sound as good as Robert Allyn. People had always called me either Robert or Bobby, but Bobby Dylan sounded too skittish to me and besides, there was already a Bobby Darin, a Bobby Vee, a Bobby Rydell, a Bobby Neely and a lot of other Bobbys. Bob Dylan looked and sounded better than Bob Allyn. The first time I was asked my name in the Twin Cities, I insinctively and automatically without thinking simply said, "Bob Dylan."
Beautiful, thank you!
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