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The Great Debate
Michael Green
Andrew Johnson
Leonard Cohen didn't use his fame to get a twice convicted murderer released from jail.
Parker Walker
What does that have to do with their literary talent?
David Adams
Also, there was no proof that Carter commited the murder.
Austin Morris
Cohen all the way.
Thomas Carter
*blocks your paths*
Jaxson Campbell
Adam Bennett
Cohen's lyrical highs were slightly greater, but Dylan takes it overall.
Even Scott Walker I'd debate is at Cohen's level, but neither really arrived at the stratospheric level that Dylan rose to.
Henry Howard
There was tons of proof he committed the murder. They even found the same ammo in his car. He got two trials, one only done to be as in his favor as possible, and both times he was proved guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. He was never cleared by any court, instead being released because even the second case was assumed to be racist and even mentioning Dylan. Rueben Carter also had a massive history with violent assaults, guns and murder threats throughout his whole life even outside of the triple homicide he was proven guilty of. Go back and actually look at the case, not the response to it by media hounds well after, the real case.
Cohen wrote for music and art, Bob wrote for brainless politicizing.
Isaiah Moore
He already spent 20 years in prison (5 longer than Varg) and after his release until his death proved to be reformed.
Colton Foster
Both are appalling compared to a good few musicians. Please stop making threads about them.
Jacob Adams
>still caring enough about 4chu to want to regulate the content
sup newfag in denial
Luke King
He was still guilty of being a nigger
Isaac Powell
You’re such a loser
Daniel Ortiz
Aside from the ammo what else did they have on them?
Camden Anderson
Dylan sucks
Cohen is GOAT
Charles Gomez
>made to feel like a dork for caring too much about this shit site
>feel like a loser
>project immediately in a fit of rage
gud 1
Brandon Adams
Hudson Rivera
Entry level hipster country
Leo Robinson
Idk who the other guy is, Bob Dylan is my absolute favorite
"Your cracked country lips
I still wish to kiss
As to be under the strength of your skin
Your magnetic movements
Still capture the minutes I'm in
But it grieves my heart, love
To see you tryin' to be a part of
A world that just don't exist
It's all just a dream, babe
A vacuum, a scheme, babe
That sucks you into feelin' like this"
Luke Richardson
i pick this dude
Ayden Carter
One has a Nobel and the other is dead. Bob clearly won.
Asher Cruz
Cohen,
Sebastian Lopez
George Jones is the best choice
Isaac Hughes
Cohen
Suzanne and Hallelujah come to mind as my favourites but he's had so many great songs which are lyrically so simple somehow that I have to love him
Colton Hall
Bob was against politics and protest music for most of his career, he had a gf who wanted him to keep doing activist shit and it turned him into a literal recluse.
Liam Gonzalez
Yeah man
Franks Wild Years is like Vonneguts Breakfast of Champions but good
Joseph Wood
some people "debate"
some people just get on with business
Jack Hughes
It bums me the fuck out but lyrically especially he isn't even a spectre of his former self. Still great live, but he's given up on writing anything interesting.
Ohio written today would go something like
'Well, there were some kids and they got upset
and then they got together to protest.
Ohhh, the national guard shot at them for a while
It's such a shame"