Classic scene in 1967's Don't Look Back.

We watched this hundreds of times in college, along with the Last Waltz and the Oasis VH1 behind the music-lot's of laughs in that one.

I always felt like Dylan's performance dwarfed Donovan's silly little tune, but as I watch it now it's less like that.

What do you think?

I'm in a very Dylan mood and I'm listening through all of it. At this point i've heard most of Bringing it All Back Home and some Blood on the Tracks which my Dylan-loving homie claims is his "true best even though everyone disagrees with me."

! I'm also curious if there are any examples of Dylan getting a little pissed in his lyrics or a song that has a bit more edge showing from him. I think It's Alright Ma gets close just because of how powerful the topic/story is, but it's not quite an expression of anger.

THANKS!

From Don't Look Back. -All you youngsters/oldsters that love music/Dylan, check out this film.