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To: zeta1961 who wrote (31623)	6/18/2016 2:58:54 PM
From: koan	Read Replies (2) of 49022

When I first made my transition from the straight society to the hippie counterculture around 1965 I bought Bob Dylan's album Highway 61 revisited. That is the only album I ever completely wore out playing it so much. The entire album was sensational and very unique and revolutionary for the time. My two favorite songs on that album were like a Rolling Stone and Queen Jane approximately. It's funny the albums that I associate with my metamorphosis from a conforming Caterpillar to a free psychedelic butterfly. I was there pretty much right on day one and saw clearly it was my cup of tea. Along with Bob Dylan, who was definitely the king, the Jefferson airplane had a huge impact on me. I remember how we waited so eagerly for blonde on blonde. That was a sensational album as well. It wasn't the Beatles that were king in my group, it was Bob Dylan.

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