14 Comments on “Possibly The Best Thing on the Internet Ever”

1. Ya know, I saw this on Gaiman’s blog earlier today and thought wow! does anyone else know about this?

   My second thought was, “Scalzi will pick it up”, “no worries”.

   It is the best thing EVAH!

2. You know, there is a bit of a separated at birth thing with a younger Bob Dylan and Gaiman…

3. Awesome! And it’s not even a Weird Al parody. But it could be…

4. Dylan parodies are a dime a dozen, but this one sounds remarkably authentic.

5. No bullshit, I thought it was Dylan for a minute. Who knows? He might have been on ‘shrooms with a Seuss books nearby.

6. This just made getting up with a hangover worth it, thanks.

   THe music is so dead on perfect for the times, if the vocalist had laid back on the parody singing, it would sound authentic.

7. What liberal icons. I’m getting wet.

8. TCO, I feel very sad for you that everything in your life apparently has to be about whether it’s liberal or not. Also, I feel sad for us, because it gets boring to read after a while.

9. How about “Dylan Hears THE Who”? (Emphasis mine)

10. I’m thinking I’ll be shouting out for “Miss Gertrude McFuzz” next time I see Zimmy live.

11. Don’t worry, baldy, I got lots of material to amuse you.

12. Without sounding melancholic, it seems that Dylan has been around for a very long time. There was even a news article that the current Pope recommended that he should not play for the late Pope John Paul II as his music is controversial.

    On a related matter, the following is interesting for us considered “baby boomers” and our reading habits.

    http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17534882/site/newsweek/

    Maybe John should consider having some of his books in large-print to cater to this audience.

13. Isn’t it “Geisel?”

14. It’s gone :(