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Subterranean Homesick Blues
References and allusions
"Subterranean Homesick Blues" was in fact a special amalgam of three-way Jack Kerouac, the Guthrie Pete Seeger song "Taking It Easy" ("Mother was in the kitchen preparing to eat / sis was in the pantry in search of a little yeast ") and riffed rock and roll poetry in motion" Chuck Berry is too Monkey Business. "
While Dylan was not a member of the circles to improve the original of the 1950s, Kerouac's Underground, a novel published in 1958 on the Beat Generation, has been cited as a possible inspiration for the title the song. Stretching further back, the title refers to the Underworld, a novel by Fyodor Dostoevsky, whose works were popular with beat writers as as Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg. [Citation needed]
first line of the song is a reference to distillation codeine and politics of the time: "Johnny is in the basement Mixing up the medicine / I'm on the pavement thinking about the government. "The song also shows some of the growing conflicts between" right "or" square "(workers 40 hours) and the new 1960 counterculture. The widespread use of recreational drugs, and the confusion surrounding the Vietnam War were beginning to take over the nation, and Dylan Lyrics hyperkinetic were dense with allusions up-to-the-minute important in pop culture Youth 1960. According to rock journalist Andy Gill, "an entire generation recognized the zeitgeist in the verbal whirlwind of 'Subterranean Homesick Blues."
The song also refers to the struggles around the U.S. civil rights movement ("Better stay away from those / That carry around a fire hose.") (During the civil rights movement, peaceful demonstrators were beaten and sprayed with high pressure hoses, fire). Despite the political nature of the lyrics, the song went on to become the first Top 40 of Dylan in the United States.
Influence
Listed by Rolling Stone magazine as the 332nd "Greatest Song of all time, "" Subterranean Homesick Blues "has been widely influential, giving rise to iconic references to artists and non artists alike. The most famous letter "does not need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows" was the inspiration for the name of the radical left American group the Weathermen, a splinter group of Students for a Democratic Society. John Lennon was sent to find the song as "fascinating" he did not know what it would be able to write a song that could "compete" with him. The firehose group (former members of the Minutemen) took the name of another enigmatic warnings of the song "Better stay away from those with a fire hose ..." In addition, the opening of the last stanza: "Ah born, keep" hot, if the Australian rock band Jet garage with the title of his debut album Get Born.
In the same way Dylan paid tribute to Jack Kerouac's novel, The Underground, "Subterranean Homesick Blues" has been referenced in the titles of several songs, for example, "Subterranean Homesick Alien Radiohead's" OK Computer 1997, ska punk Mustard Plug "Suburban Homesick Blues" 1997 Beware of the wicked, "300 MPH torrential outpour blues "by The White Stripes and the Memphis indie band" The Grifters "Subterranean Death Ride Blues", the B side of a single 1996. Was also the basis for the title of the second episode of Law & Order's season premiere, "Subterranean Homeboy Blues".
Covers the rush of song a range of styles, including reggae great Gregory Isaacs Is It Rolling Bob?, their 2004 album of Dylan songs with fellow artist Toots Hibbert, bluegrass musician Tim O'Brien on her 1996 album of Dylan is concerned, Red on Blonde, rock band Red Hot Chili Peppers 1987 The Uplift Mofo Party with a Plan, the Cajun fiddler Doug Kershaw Louisiana Man in 1978, and singer / songwriter Harry Nilsson in his 1974 version Pussycats. The song was also covered by Alanis Morissette when she was in Dylan's music in 2005 is the induction into the Hall of Fame of Music in the UK. In addition, "Robert Wyatt's Blues in Bob Minor" in his 1997 album Shleep, use the rhythm of the song as a template structure.
promotional video clip
The clip was originally a segment of the film DA Pennebaker, Do not Look back.
The three locations for the card of "signal" clip as seen in Do not Look Back, the film can be seen at the site of Sony BMG.
Besides the influence of the song in the music, the song was used in what became one of the first "modern" clips of the movie promotion, the precursor of what later became known as the music video. Although Rolling Stone magazine ranked it seventh in the October 1993 magazine list of "Top 100 Music Videos", the original clip was actually the opening segment of DA Pennebaker's film, Do not Look Back, a documentary about Bob Dylan 1965 tour of England. In the film, Dylan, who came up with the idea, says the reference cards for the public, with words and phrases selected from the letter. The reference letters were written by Donovan, Allen Ginsberg, Bob Neuwirth and Dylan himself. While staring at the camera, it flips the cards as the song plays. There are intentional misspellings and puns throughout the clip, for example, when the song lyrics say "eleven dollar bills" the sign says "$ 20 bills." The clip was filmed in an alley behind the Savoy Hotel in London, where Ginsberg and Neuwirth make a cameo in the background. For its use as a trailer, the following text overlaps the end of the clip as Dylan and Ginsberg is beyond the scope: "This coating Pronto | Bob Dylan | Do not look ago by Mr. DA Pennebaker. "Thanks to the rear of the Hotel Savoy retains much outside as in 1965, the alley used in the video stream has been identified as the Savoy steps.
In addition to the clip of Savoy Hotel, two promotional films of alternates were shot, one in a park where Dylan, Neuwirth and Ginsberg are joined by a subpoena man [fourth needed], and another shot on the roof of an unknown building (possibly the Hotel Savoy). A montage of clips can be seen in the documentary No Direction Home.
Similar videos
The Homesick "Subterranean Blues" film clip and its concepts have been popularly imitated by several of artists. Influenced and imitation videos of note include:
The video for the 1987 INXS track "Mediate" double the Dylan video format, including the use of apparently deliberate errors.
The video clip for 1999 Bloodhound Gang song "Mope" from her album Hooray for Boobies, Dylan mimics the use of reference cards in the "underground" clip.
"Weird Al" Yankovic uses the term twice: first, his 1989 song "UHF" and the second for the song "Bob" from his 2003 album Poodle Hat. In "Bob", the lyrics are all palindromes, and the video shows Yankovic dressed as Dylan dropped reference cards with each palindrome.
In 1992 Tim Robbins film Bob Roberts features Robbins in the title role as right-wing folk singer who uses the concept of cue-card Dylan for the song "The Wall Street Rap."
The video for Green Hill Bears "by Les Claypool's Fearless Flying Frog Brigade borrows the idea of the reference card of a music clip of Dylan. [Citation needed]
After being fired from his company label, French singer Alain Chamfort director Bruno Paragon commissioned to make an exact replica of the original video for his song "Les yeux de Laure".
The great filk performer Luke Ski recorded two Star Wars-themed parodies of "Subterranean Homesick Blues": "Star Wars Trilogy Homesick Blues "on the original trilogy, and Star Wars Prequel Homesick Blues," about the prequel trilogy. She also filmed a video for first ski dresses Dylan reference cards fall as in the "underground" clip. For live performances of songs, a version of its ski-suit of the card clip and used appropriate reference to the song.
The movie clip referred to in the Richard Curtis film Love Actually, in the scene where Mark (Andrew Lincoln) says to Juliet (Keira Knightley) who is in love with her, by holding cards with messages on them.
The video for "Misfit" 1980 UK pop band Curiosity killed the cat features Andy Warhol standing motionless in a dead card, dropping signal that are blank, while the lead singer dances energetically to the left of him. Warhol directed the video in Greenwich Village in New York, although credit as the director uses a pseudonym. [Citation needed]
In an episode of Lost, Juliet supports cards and removes them in a video that shows Jack to tell him Ben did not want as a prominent figure in the community others.
The Gothic Archies use the idea of reference card for "Scream and Run Away" video. [Citation needed]
Canadian Comedy Group of the Royal Canadian Air farce was a segment of his TV show called "Bob Dylan News, "which parodied the" underground "clip. [Citation needed]
The Flaming Lips movie clip parodied in a television commercial for his 2006 album A war with the mystics. In the clip, singer Wayne Coyne reference cards used to inform viewers of the release, while the album "The Yeah Yeah Yeah Song" plays.
Directorial duo Greifer Krtenbluth and shot a promo for the German band Wir sind Helden 2005 single "Nur ein Wort ", in which the singer and guitarist of the group to use white cards and other effects.
Scottish group Belle and Sebastian pay homage to the film Subterranean Homesick Blues music video for the song "Like Dylan in the Movies" on the album If You're Feeling Sinister. The video was filmed and edited by members of the band, and was not released until 2003 documentary / video compilation of fans. Part of the lyrics are a play on the title of the documentary of Dylan: "If they follow you, do not look back, like Dylan in the movies."
The American punk band Anti-Flag used the concept in the clip of his song "Renegade."
Pop-punk of The Matches created a video for his song "Salty Eyes" with televisions instead of cards - throwing around and put the televisions as the letter stated. Also, in honor of the clip, a television says "Clear the nose" when the camera pans around, showing drawing vocalist Shawn Harris white letters on the changes that say "Naive However, one of the letters in the Eyes Salado.
Argentine singer-songwriter honored Len Gieco Dylan for the use of reference cards in his video clip for the song The intent of Burns, in his 2001 album, Bandidos Rurales.
Chicago band produced a video Sundowner in 2007 for her song "This War is Noise" as a tribute to Dylan's music clip.
Australian comedy team The Chaser parodied the clip twice. Chris Taylor's first advertisement appears in the second half of the 2007 return series for his show, The Chaser's War on everything .. The second parody was issued during Episode 14, presented Andrew Hansen in a play about APEC.
Joe Cartoon parodies of the trailer clip for Blender Poll 2008.
The brothers producers Madow Convention made a scene using the theme-dropping card that was shot in an alley in Las Vegas for the opening video to TBSE 2007.
Joan O'Connor, RN, was "Just Say No to Big Tobacco Co." in 2008, a music video for a song written and performed by her. The video was a collaborative project with reduction of smoking cessation group for people living with mental illness. .
In one of the first episodes of the Nickelodeon series The Adventures Pete and Pete, entitled "Do not Tread on Pete, Big Pete, speaking of food from the cafeteria and the different names of a Salisbury steak, is shown in black and white dress holding Dylan and the reference cards with different names.
In late 2008, ESPN personality Kenny Mayne uses a similar video promote Mayne Street, a Web-only series in which stars ESPN.com.
In 2008, the evidence rapper filmed a music video for their single "The extreme left" as a tribute to Subterranean Homesick Blues. The video also includes the lyrics of the song holding and drawings as well.
In the 2008 documentary "The gold and silver and the Sun - The Making of Dig Out Your Soul ", the band Oasis English presented to each point of interest with the card-dropping the issue of Subterranean Homesick video Blues.
Singer and songwriter, Julian Velarde, pays tribute to Dylan with the card-dropping plea in the introduction page to your website.
A fruit of 2009 of the Commercial Loom uses a similar melody of fruits with the characters walking down a school hallway. Instead of cards, the actual elements mentioned in the song rose and dropped.
In 2009 the Austrian company OMV Gas cue cards used in commercials for his image.
In December 2009, the Johns Hopkins University published a video that includes the Nobel Prize Carol Greider in a subterranean Homesick Blues Tribute to: 57 points.
In January 2010, a music video for the Cracked website humor used the original video of Bob Dylan with new letters superimposed on the cards to the list of unanswered questions in the series Lost.
Notes
^ Uncut.co.uk
^ City journal.org
Abc ^ Andy Gill (1998). Classic Bob Dylan 1962-69: My Back Pages: pp.68-69, 96
^ sundazed.com
^ "The Rolling Stone 500." Rhino Records. http://www.rhino.com/rs500/songs_301_350.lasso. Retrieved on 10/12/2008.
^ Wakin, Daniel J. (August 24, 2003), "Quieter Lives in the 60 militants, but the intensity of belief has not gone away ", The New York Times, http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9F04E4DE1539F937A1575BC0A9659C8B63, 12/09/2008 recovered
^ http://www.rollingstone.com/news/story/6596177/subterranean_homesick_blues
^ Michael Gray, 2000, Song & Dance Man III, p. 83.
^ "Leading reggae acts have recorded cover versions of Bob Dylan songs for a tribute album again." BBC News. 17/03/2004. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/3521120.stm. Retrieved on 10/12/2008.
^ Bjørner, Olof (2001). "Covers: Subterranean Homesick Blues." http://www.bjorner.com/songss.htm # _Subterranean_Homesick_Blues. Retrieved 9/12/2008.
^ "Alanis Morissette happy to look back." United Press International. 11/15/2005. http://www.upi.com/Entertainment_News/2005/11/15/Alanis_Morissette_happy_to_look_back/UPI-69371132083303/. Retrieved on 12/09/2008.
^ Amorosi, AD (March 1219, 1998). "Review: Thirsty Ear Robert Wyatt." http://www.citypaper.net/articles/031298/dq3.shtml. Retrieved on 10/12/2008.
^ rockonthenet.com
^ musicpilgrimages.com
^ YouTube video of "Weird Al Bob"
^ dvdverdict.com
Alain-chamfort.net ^
^ lukeski.com
^ "Flaming Lips at war with the UK Trade mystics." YouTube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5d-OJfaQVV0&eurl=http://video.google.com/videosearch?hl=en&q=flaming+lips+mystics&um=1&ie=UTF-8&ei=DuI-Sr6nEcOHtgeejIEH&sa = X & oi = video_result_group resnum & ct = 4 & title = & # = player_embedded function. Retrieved on 06/21/2009.
^ filmlounge.de
^ Hunters war all
^ "Chasers War on Everything." YouTube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AcACg3aVCcU. Retrieved on 06/21/2009.
^ Just Say No to the Big Snuff Co.
^ julianvelard.com
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