SHARE TOOL 24H

Director: Seshita Hiroyuki
Studio: Polygon Pictures
Language: Japanese
Subtitles: English


Summary [AniDB]: Note: The first two episodes received a special pre-airing on 23.11.2014 at an event held in the Tokyo Dome City Prism Hall. The official screening began on April 11, 2015.

Director: Takami Akio
Studio: Xebec
Language: Japanese
Genres: Shounen, Manga, Action, School Life, Harem


Summary [AniDB]: Mochizuki General Hospital boasts some of the most well-trained (and well-endowed) nurses in town. But though these ladies spend much of their day battling sickness, their after-hours are spent fighting a very different sort of disease... Under the leadership of the hospital chairman, a handful of staff members and local teenagers form a group of mercenary assassins, targeting the "cancers" of society and excising those individuals before their wickedness spreads. Source: Yen Press Note: The first episode received an early screening at a special event on 29.03.2015. The regular TV broadcast started on April 9, 2015.

Director: Oizaki Fumitoshi
Studio: Encourage Films


Summary [AniDB]: Cat that got betrayed by a rat. Rat that betrayed the cat. A tale of 12 Chinese zodiac animals. Source: PV

Director: Yoshimura Ai
Studio: TBS
Language: Japanese
Genres: Earth, Japan, Novel, Comedy, Romance, Present, Seinen, Clubs, School Life, High School, School Festival


Summary [AniDB]: With my luck there`ll be no rom in my rom-com... This hilarious romantic comedy revolves around an introverted high school student named [Hachiman] with a very pessimistic view on life. Not that he has much to make him an optimist. No friends, no girlfriend, and when people ask him about his future dreams, he replies out of order. A teacher gets Hachiman to join a club which happens to be run by the school`s prettiest girl, [Yukino], known as the ice-cold beauty. She is driven to excel and believes it is the duty of the exceptional to help the lost lambs of the world. Will Hachiman be one of the lost lambs that Yukino helps, or will his teenage love comedy turn out just as he expected: SNAFU?

Director: Yamazaki Mitsue
Studio: Studio Deen
Languages: English , Japanese
Subtitles: English
Genres: Earth, Japan, Manga, Asia, Bishounen, Talking Animals, Past, Shoujo


Summary:
Five years prior to the start of the story the residents of Ōtsuka village all died in a plague, with only three survivors; Shino Inuzuka, Sosuke Inukawa and Hamaji. They take shelter in a church near another village, whose people views the survivors with suspicion. Now the Imperial Church comes in search of "Murasame," the demon blade containing "life" which Shino possesses within his body. When the Church realizes that Shino will not come quietly with them, Hamaji is kidnapped, which results in Shino and Sosuke traveling to the Imperial City to rescue her. There they encounter Satomi Rio, a Dean of the Church, who tells Shino he must find the other six bead holders.

Director: Yamamoto Yuusuke
Studio: Gonzo
Languages: English , Japanese
Subtitles: English
Genres: Earth, Daily Life, Japan, Novel, Comedy, Tragedy, Angst, Coming Of Age, Present, Plot Continuity, Asia, Conspiracy


Summary [AniDB]: * Based on a novel by [Takimoto Tatsuhiko], turned into a manga with illustration by [Ooiwa Kenji]. [Satou Tatsuhiro], a 22-year-old socially withdrawn loner, barricades himself in his apartment, subsiding on a meagre allowance sent by his parents, only venturing to the outside world to buy food under cover of darkness. One day, afraid he might miss the utility person, he opens the door to find a cute, mysterious girl, accompanying an elderly religious solicitor. Through what seems to be a chain of coincidences, the girl, [Nakahara Misaki], enters Tatsuhiro`s life, and promises him that she will cure him of his anti-social condition, provided that he follows the rules that she sets out for him. This takes Tatsuhiro from a desperate attempt at creating a galge computer game, to unwittingly joining a suicide cult, to participating in a pyramid scheme, to immersing himself in a MMORPG, along the way touching upon everything between [hikikomori] and otaku culture, existentialism, solipsism, theology, suicide, sacrifice and love.

Director: Takamatsu Shinji
Studio: Sorachi Hideaki
Language: Japanese
Subtitles: English
Genres: Shounen, Earth, Japan, Comedy, Parody, Manga, Action, Alternative History, Parallel Universe, Plot Continuity, Asia, Sci Fi, Ninja, Slapstick, Ecchi, Past, Humanoid Alien, Toilet Humour, Alien, Samurai, Historical, Bakumatsu - Meiji Period, Naked Apron, Breaking The Fourth Wall, Cross Dressing, Unrequited Love, Sci-Fi, Cross-Dressing, Sudden Naked Guy Appearance


Summary [AniDB]: * Based on the popular manga by [Sorachi Hideaki]. [Sakata Gintoki] is a samurai living in an era when samurais are no longer needed. To add to his troubles, oppressive aliens have moved in to invade. Gintoki lives with [Kagura] and [Shimura Shinpachi], taking on odd jobs to make the world a better place... and to pay their rent. Source: ANN

Director: Matsumoto Rie
Studio: Bones
Language: Japanese
Subtitles: English
Genres: Shounen, Fantasy, Manga, Action, Vampire, Sci-Fi


Summary [AniDB]: A breach between Earth and the netherworlds has opened up over the city of New York, trapping New Yorkers and creatures from other dimensions in an impenetrable bubble. They`ve lived together for years, in a world of crazy crime sci-fi sensibilities. Now someone is threatening to sever the bubble, and a group of stylish superhumans is working to keep it from happening. Source: ANN

VA - Millions Like Us: The Story of the Mod Revival 1977-1989

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Artist...............: Various Artists
Album................: Millions Like Us: The Story of the Mod Revival 1977-1989
Genre................: Indie
Source...............: CD
Year.................: 2014
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Disc One
1. The New Hearts – Just Another Teenage Anthem
2. The Exits – The Fashion Plague
3. The Reaction – I Can’t Resist
4. Strangeways – All the Sounds of Fear (demo)
5. Sema 4 – Sema 4 Messages
6. Speedball – No Survivors
7. The Jolt – See Saw
8. The Cigarettes – They’re Back Again, Here They Come
9. The Killermeters – Why Should It Happen to Me
10. The Donkeys – What I Want
11. Secret Affair – Time for Action
12. Purple Hearts – Millions Like Us
13. The Chords – Now It’s Gone
14. Back to Zero – Your Side of Heaven
15. Squire – Walking Down the Kings Road
16. Merton Parkas – Plastic Smile
17. The Crooks – Modern Boys
18. Untamed Youth Untamed Youth
19. The First Steps – The Beat Is Back
20. The Nips – Gabrielle
21. The Teenbeats – Strength of the Nation
22. The Lambrettas – Go Steady
23. Long Tall Shorty – 1970’s Boy
24. Les Elite – Career Girls
25. Beggar – Don’t Throw Your Life Away (live)
26. The Mods – Let Me Be The One (live)

Disc Two
1. The Circles – Opening Up
2. The Odds – Saturday Night
3. Seventeen – Bank Holiday Weekend
4. The Most – Carefree
5. The Scene – Hey Girl
6. The Same – Wild About You
7. The Vandells – Bank Holiday
8. The Directions – Three Bands Tonite
9. The Chords – Maybe Tomorrow
10. Sta-prest – School Days
11. 9 Below Zero – Pack Fair And Square (previously Unissued Demo)
12. The Accidents – Blood Spattered With Guitars
13. Mi5 – Television Screen Heroes
14. Secret Affair – My World
15. Q-tips – S.Y.S.L.J.F.M. (The Letter Song)
16. Red Beans And Rice – That Driving Beat
17. Dead Beats – Choose You
18. The Letters – Nobody Loves Me
19. The Name – Fuck Art Let’s Dance (demo)
20. The Lambrettas – D-a-a-ance
21. Squire – My Mind Goes Round in Circles
22. The Scene – I’ve Had Enough
23. D.c.10’s – I Can See Through Walls
24. Run 229 – Soho
25. The Fixations – No Way Out
26. Two Tone Pinks – Don’t Lecture Me

Disc Three
1. Small Hours – The Kid
2. Weekend – Tina’s Party
3. The Upset – Only for Sheep (previously unissued)
4. The Amber Squad – Can We Go Dancing
5. The Times – Red with Purple Flashes
6. The Heartbeats – Go
7. The Dodos – Blind to Fiction
8. The Retreads – Would You Listen Girl
9. Long Tall Shorty – Win Or Lose
10. The Gents – The Faker
11. The Clues – No Vacancies
12. The Onlookers – You and I
13. Small World – Love Is Dead
14. Purple Hearts – Plane Crash (respond Version)
15. The Stripes – One Step Ahead
16. Direct Hits – Modesty Blaise
17. The Diplomats – I’ll Keep On Holding On
18. The Truth – Confusion (hits Us Everytime)
19. The Prisoners – Hurricane
20. Fast Eddie – I Don’t Need No Doctor
21. The Jetset – Wednesday Girl
22. Dee Walker – Jump Back
23. The Way Out – Time Moves Us On
24. Manual Scan – Nothing You Can Do
25. Mod Fun – I Am with You

Disc Four
1. The Scene – Something That You Said
2. Stupidity – Bend Don’t Break
3. The Moment – In This Town
4. The Untouchables – Free Yourself
5. The Combine – Dreams Come True
6. The Alljacks – Guilty
7. Makin’ Time – Here Is My Number
8. The Co-stars – Kiss and Make Up
9. The Boss – One Good Reason
10. The Blades – The Last Man in Europe
11. 5:30! – Catcher in the Rye
12. Solid State – Train to London Town
13. Eleanor Rigby – I Want to Sleep with You
14. The Rage – Looking for You
15. The Threads – Step Back
16. The Risk – Jobs For the Boys
17. James Taylor Quartet – Blow Up
18. The Kick – Julie London
19. The Reflection A.o.b. – All I Want to Be
20. Studio 68 – Get Out of My Hair
21. The Leepers – Paint in a Day
22. The Clique – Worming
23. The Aardvarks – Arthur C. Clarke

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Spread out over four discs and lovingly packaged, Cherry Red’s Millions Like Us tells the tale of the mod revival, one of the most insular and focused music scenes to ever come out of the U.K.
Inspired by the success of the Jam, who played with all the pent-up energy of the Who and sported the dress sense of the nattiest ’60s mods, and the release of the film Quadrophenia, England exploded with bands eager to follow in the Jam’s wake, and Millions collects up most, if not all, of them.
From the most obscure corners of the scene to the bands who almost made it (the Lambrettas, Secret Affair, the Chords, Squire — each of whom get two songs), there are tons of groups made up of young lads in stylish gear looking to express their frustrations, celebrate their small freedoms, bash out ringing chords, and impress the young modettes in the crowd. For the most part, the bands involved play with enough energy and fire to obscure their obvious debt to the past, and the Jam, and the collection is filled with tons of great songs.

Split between rave-ups about scooters, bank holidays, and girls, and empowering mini-epics about the “kids” and the scene, there’s a positivity to the music that must have provided a nice alternative for people who wanted loud and aggressive music, but also wanted to hear good melodies and look smart. To that end, a great deal of the songs here share a lot with the power pop scene that was operating in the U.S. at the same time. Check out Secret Affair’s “My World,” which sounds like it could have been on a Raspberries album. There’s also a strong R&B thread running through the scene, mostly in a good Northern soul/Motown-inspired way, sometimes in a corny, overly reverent way (like the Q-Tips’ tepid cover of “S.Y.S.L.J.F.M [The Letter Song]”).

The set takes a few interesting detours here and there, gathering up some music on the fringes of the scene like L.A. band the Untouchables’ “Free Yourself,” the twee pop psych of Direct Hits’ lovely “Modesty Blaise,” the modern girl group snap of Dee Walker’s “Snap Back,” and the bubblegummy pop of the JetSet’s “Wednesday Girl.” These diversions show how far the mod revival’s reach extended, and it keeps the set from being merely four hours of bands who wanted to be the Jam’s little brothers. The fourth disc shows that this urge was very strong and long-lasting, since even by 1989 there were still bands in deep thrall to the classic mod sound, though peppered by psychedelic leanings (the Leepers’ “Paint a Day”) and early acid jazz (the James Taylor Quartet) too.

Like most box sets, Millions Like Us isn’t perfect and goes on a little too long, but overall it’s a fun, exhaustive, and inspired look back at a vibrant scene that tends to be overlooked, but really shouldn’t be.

Gov't Mule - Dub Side of the Mule (Deluxe Edition)

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Artist...............: Gov't Mule
Album................: Dub Side of the Mule (Deluxe Edition)
Genre................: Rock
Source...............: CD
Year.................: 2015
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Disc 1
1. Thorazine Shuffle (9:33)
2. Larger Than Life (6:21)
3. She Said, She Said (4:12)
4. Tomorrow Never Knows (7:40)
5. Whiter Shade of Pale (6:40)
6. Dolphineus (1:46)
7. Painted Silver Light (6:55)
8. Sco-Mule (10:15)
9. So Weak, So Strong (5:35)
10. Play with Fire (7:24)
11. Unring the Bell (11:00)

Disc 2
1. I’m a Ram (6:21)
2. 54-46 Was My Number (feat. Toots Hibbert) (5:02)
3. Hard to Handle (feat. Toots Hibbert) (5:12)
4. True Love Is Hard to Find (feat. Toots Hibbert) (6:04)
5. Pressure Drop (feat. Toots Hibbert) (4:31)
6. Let Down (feat. Toots Hibbert) (2:38)
7. I’ve Got Dreams to Remember (feat. Toots Hibbert) (5:55)
8. Reggae Got Soul (feat. Toots Hibbert) (7:26)
9. Hard Road (feat. Toots Hibbert) (9:53)
10. Happy New Year (feat. Toots Hibbert) (0:59)
11. Turn on Your Love Light (feat. Toots Hibbert) (6:38)
12. Reggae Soulshine (12:00)

Disc 3
1. Intro (0:32)
2. Sweet Feeling (feat. Gregg Allman & Friends) (3:37)
3. Just Like a Woman (feat. Gregg Allman & Friends) (8:30)
4. I Feel so Bad (feat. Gregg Allman & Friends) (9:18)
5. Dreams (feat. Gregg Allman & Friends) (10:43)
6. Million Miles from Yesterday (5:36)
7. Endless Parade (7:04)
8. It’s a Man’s Man’s Man’s World (6:04)
9. Ramblin’ Gamblin’ Man (7:57)
10. It Hurts Me Too (7:30)
11. Goin’ out West (10:09)

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Legendary jam band Gov’t Mule release their latest live album, Dub Side of the Mule, on April 7th through Evil Teen Records.
The album continues the band’s extensive live archival project begun with last year’s Pink Floyd tribute, Dark Side of the Mule, and the instrumental jazz odyssey Sco-Mule, released earlier this year. Dub Side captures a 2006 New Year’s Eve concert at New York’s Beacon Theatre. Amidst the three hour long set, Gov’t Mule took an hour to perform an all-reggae set with Jamaican icon Toots Hibbert (Toots & The Maytals) as a special guest.
Together, they covered Hibbert’s classic dub material like “Pressure Drop”, “54-46 Was My Number”, and even his take on Radiohead’s “Let Down”. They also delivered one of the earliest ive performances of their joint rendition of Otis Redding’s “Hard to Handle”, released on Mile High a year later.

The rest of Gov’t Mule’s set boasted appearances from frontman Warren Haynes’ former Allman Brothers Band bandmate Greg Allman as well as Blues Traveler’s John Popper. Three-disc deluxe CD edition features the entire three hour performance.

Artist: Beth Hart
Title Of Album: Better Than Home
Year Of Release: 2015
Genre: Blues, Blues Rock, Rock
Quality: Mp3, 320 kbps
Total Time: 56:37
Total Size: 130 Mb



Track list:

01. Might As Well Smile
02. Tell ‘Em To Hold On
03. Tell Her You Belong To Me
04. Trouble
05. Better Than Home
06. St. Teresa
07. We’re Still Living In the City
08. The Mood That I’m In
09. Mechanical Heart
10. As Long As I Have a Song
11. Mama This One’s For You
12. St. Teresa [Acoustic Bonus Track]
13. As Long As I Have A Song [Acoustic Bonus Track]

Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter, Beth Hart, has never sounded better (musically and spiritually) that she does on her new album, Better Than Home. What makes Better Than Home quite possibly her greatest album is that it is her most introspective work ever, because it goes to the depth of her soul, revealing terrible pain in her past, family issues and personal demons as well as her coming to grips with them and using that knowledge to find the real beauty in her life.

The White Strpes - Under Amazonian Lights: Live at the Teatro Amazonas Opera House in Manaus, Brazil, 2005

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Artist...............: The White Strpes
Album................: Under Amazonian Lights: Live at the Teatro Amazonas Opera House in Manaus, Brazil, 2005
Genre................: Rock
Source...............: Vinyl
Year.................: 2015
Codec................: LAME 3.99
Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III
Quality..............: Insane, (avg. bitrate: 320kbps)
Channels.............: Joint Stereo / 44100 hz
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A1 Blue Orchid 2:55
A2 Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground 3:00
A3 Black Math 3:00
A4 Love Sick 4:27
A5 My Doorbell 3:51
B1 Passive Manipulation 0:49
B2 Hotel Yorba 2:00
B3 The Same Boy You’ve Always Known (Electric) 2:57
B4 The Same Boy You’ve Always Known (Acoustic) 3:10
B5 Little Ghost 2:40
B6 When I Hear My Name / I Asked for Water 2:39
B7 Fell in Love with a Girl 2:36
C1 The Nurse 4:24
C2 Little Bird 1:38
C3 Death Letter / Lord, I Just Can’t Keep from Crying Sometimes 7:53
C4 St. James Infirmary Blues 1:27
C5 Passive Manipulation 0:48
D1 Screwdriver / Passive Manipulation 5:01
D2 I Just Don’t Know What to Do with Myself 1:01
D3 (I’ll Be with You in) Apple Blossom Time 2:32
D4 I Just Don’t Know What to Do with Myself (Reprise) 2:46
D5 Seven Nation Army 4:22

E Let You Down 1:26
F Ain’t No Sweeter Than Rita Blues 2:06

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Jack White has cracked open The White Stripes‘ vault once again for the release of a new live album and concert film. The latest installment of Third Man Records’ Vault subscription series contains Under Amazonian Lights, a previously unreleased live recording of the band’s show in Manaus, Brazil on June 1st, 2005. The 23-song setlist featured both acoustic and electric renditions of “The Same Boy You’ve Always Known”, a cover of Bob Dylan’s “Lovesick Blues”, and an unamplified version of “We’re Going to Be Friends”.

According to a press release: “Words do not ably describe the beauty of the Teatro Amazonas nor the furor riled up by the White Stripes appearance. Not only was there fear that the amplification of the band would cause the plaster in the building to crack and possible fall and injure attendees, but out of custom/fear/lord-knows-what the crowd remained seated until being explicitly asked to stand from the stage by Jack White himself. If that wasn’t enough, during the show Jack and Meg ventured outside the venue to play an entirely unamplified version of “We Are Going to Be Friends” for the assembled multitude of fans unable to purchase tickets and watching the performance via closed-circuit feed. The resultant melee was arguably a riot and was lovingly captured by the film crew documenting that evening’s importance. All together what it makes is one of the best true rock and roll moments of the past decade. Heck, Jack White even got married that day.”

Along with Under Amazonian Lights, the latest Vault offering also includes a 7-inch single that features an early White solo offering recorded around 2000 called “Let You Down.” White handled all the instrumentation, as well as the multi-tracked four-part harmonies. The lyrics — “No I’m never, no I’m never, no I’m never gonna let you down now” — were later repurposed for the White Stripes’ track “The Nurse.” The B-side contains a long-forgotten White Stripes instrumental outtake “Ain’t No Sweeter Than Rita Blues,” which was recorded during the Get Behind Me Satan sessions.

Bee Gees - 1974-1979
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Artist...............: Bee Gees
Album................: 1974-1979
Genre................: Rock
Source...............: CD
Year.................: 2015
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CD 1 - Mr. Natural (RSO SO 4800, 1974)

Charade
Throw a Penny
Down the Road
Voices
Give a Hand, Take a Hand
Dogs
Mr. Natural
Lost in Your Love
I Can’t Let You Go
Heavy Breathing
Had a Lot of Love Last Night

CD 2 – Main Course (RSO SO 4807, 1975)

Nights on Broadway
Jive Talkin’
Wind of Change
Songbird
Fanny (Be Tender with My Love)
All This Making Love
Country Lanes
Come on Over
Edge of the Universe
Baby As You Turn Away

CD 3 – Children of the World (RSO RS-1-3003, 1976)

You Should Be Dancing
You Stepped Into My Life
Love So Right
Lovers
Can’t Keep a Good Man Down
Boogie Child
Love Me
Subway
The Way It Was
Children of the World

CD 4 – Spirits Having Flown (RSO RS-1-3041, 1979)

Tragedy
Too Much Heaven
Love You Inside Out
Reaching Out
Spirits (Having Flown)
Search, Find
Stop (Think Again)
Living Together
I’m Satisfied
Until

CD 5 – The Miami Years

Stayin’ Alive (RSO single RS 885, 1977)
How Deep Is Your Love (RSO single RS 882, 1977)
Night Fever (RSO single RS 889, 1978)
More Than A Woman (RSO single RS 8019, 1980)
Emotion (recorded 1994, released on Their Greatest Hits: The Record, Polydor 589 446-2, 2001)
Warm Ride (from Bee Gees Greatest, Rhino R2 287740, 2007)
(Our Love) Don’t Throw It All Away (from Bee Gees Greatest, RSO RS 2 4200, 1979)
If I Can’t Have You (RSO single RS 885, 1977)
Rest Your Love On Me (RSO single RS 913, 1978)
It Doesn’t Matter Much To Me (RSO single SO 408, 1974)
Stayin’ Alive (Promo 12″ Version) (included on Bee Gees Greatest, Rhino R2 287740, 2007)


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A companion of sorts to the previous Bee Gees boxes The Studio Albums 1967-1968 and The Warner Bros. Years 1987-1991 (and, in a roundabout way, the international release The Festival Album Collection: 1965-1967), 2015’s 1974-1979 boxes up the Bee Gees’ most popular albums (plus 1974’s Mr. Natural, a flop that nevertheless pointed the way toward the group’s late-’70s style): 1975’s Main Course, 1976’s Children of the World, and 1979’s Spirits Having Flown, plus the music the group made for 1977’s Saturday Night Fever soundtrack. Those hits — “Stayin’ Alive,” “How Deep Is Your Love,” “Night Fever,” “More Than a Woman,” “Emotion” — are contained on the 11-track bonus disc called The Miami Years, along with a couple of outtakes, B-sides (“Rest Your Love on Me,” “It Doesn’t Matter Much to Me”) and a 12″ promo mix of “Stayin’ Alive.” This isn’t the extent of the late-’70s rarities the band has to offer and the albums aren’t remastered, so this isn’t as enticing to hardcore fans as it could’ve been, but it’s nevertheless a nice, easy way to get the biggest Bee Gees albums at once

Bob Dylan (/ˈdɪlən/; born Robert Allen Zimmerman, May 24, 1941) is an American singer-songwriter, artist, and writer. He has been influential in popular music and culture for more than five decades. Much of his most celebrated work dates from the 1960s when his songs chronicled social unrest, although Dylan repudiated suggestions from journalists that he was a spokesman for his generation. Nevertheless, early songs such as "Blowin' in the Wind" and "The Times They Are a-Changin'" became anthems for the American civil rights and anti-war movements. Leaving his initial base in the American folk music revival, Dylan's six-minute single "Like a Rolling Stone" altered the range of popular music in 1965. His mid-1960s recordings, backed by rock musicians, reached the top end of the United States music charts while also attracting denunciation and criticism from others in the folk movement.



Born
Robert Allen Zimmerman
May 24, 1941
Duluth, Minnesota, U.S.

Residence: Malibu, California, U.S.

Other names
Elston Gunnn
Blind Boy Grunt
Bob Landy
Robert Milkwood Thomas
Tedham Porterhouse
Lucky/Boo Wilbury
Jack Frost
Sergei Petrov

Occupation : Singer-songwriter, record producer, artist, writer
Years active: 1959–present
Home town: Hibbing, Minnesota, U.S.
Religion: Judaism, Christianity
Spouse(s) : Sara Lownds (m. 1965; div. 1977)
Carolyn Dennis (m. 1986; div. 1992)

Children

Maria Dylan (adopted)
Jesse Dylan
Anna Dylan
Samuel Dylan
Jakob Dylan
Desiree Dennis-Dylan

Musical career

Genres: Folk, blues, rock, country, gospel
Instruments: Vocals, guitar, keyboards, harmonica
Labels : Columbia, Asylum

Associated acts

Joan Baez
The Band
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Grateful Dead, Traveling Wilburys
Mark Knopfler

Website

www.bobdylan.com


STUDIO DISCOGRAPHY

36 Albums

Album Name:Billboard Hot 100 Singles Chart(18th April 2015)

Genre:Pop, Euro, Indie, Folk, Hip-Hop, RnB

Encoder:iTake

Format:mp3

Mode:Duel Channel / 44100 Hz

Bit Rate:CBR 320 kbps

Size:862 MB

Release Date:2015



Note: Seperate Album Art For Each Song