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To: Satr who wrote (7499)	5/25/2001 7:42:41 PM
From: HG	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13018

Mrs Peel ought to spank you for your ignorance !!! Yes -now repeat after me...Happy Birthday Zimmy ! The interesting exchange between mr mark and myself is totally Dylanonian...as are these : Subject 51246 Subject 50887 Subject 24922 The song you asked about is 'Not Dark Yet' from the album "The Essential Bob Dylan". An essential album for your collection. BTW: We only have quotes on this thread....no conversation please...

To: Satr who wrote (7499)	5/26/2001 5:58:02 PM
From: Original Mad Dog	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 13018

You can get Not Dark Yet on two Dylan albums, which if you don't have any Dylan yet are a great place to start. One is the two-disc "The Essential Bob Dylan" (it's on Disc 2)....the other is "Time Out Of Mind"....the Dylan album from four years back which won the Grammy....."Time Out Of Mind" is an amazing CD from start to finish.....a master at the top of his craft, at an age when most others have burned out or faded away..... And since this is a quote thread.....from that album.... Insanity is smashing up against my soul You can say I was on anything but a roll If I had a conscience, well I just might blow my top What would I do with it anyway Maybe take it to the pawn shop My heart's in the Highlands at the break of dawn By the beautiful lake of the Black Swan Big white clouds, like chariots that swing down low Well my heart's in the Highlands Only place left to go Bob Dylan, Highlands (excerpt)