Bob Dylan - Murder Most Foul

[John Iacoletti]

This song is such a rambling piece of nonsense it is impossible to determine whether he is a conspiracy kook. 

Not nearly as rambling and nonsensical as what you post here.

[Bill Chapman]

He faked being a hippie folk singer.  He later admitted he couldn't stand those folks.  He is at least candid about that fifty years after he cashed out on those knuckleheads.  This song is such a rambling piece of nonsense it is impossible to determine whether he is a conspiracy kook. 


What is the truth, and where did it go?
Ask Oswald and Ruby, they oughta know

The answer is blowin' in the (Dealy Plaza 11.22.63 12:30-ish) wind

And although I find the lyrics most foul in Murder Most Foul,
Dylan's Hurricane is a veritable tour-de-force

'Hurricane' Bob Dylan

[Jerry Freeman]

Quote from: Richard Smith on Today at 11:33:53 AM   

This song is such a rambling piece of nonsense it is impossible to determine whether he is a conspiracy kook.

Not nearly as rambling and nonsensical as what you post here.

What is the truth, and where did it go?
Ask Hoover and Johnson, they oughta know
      "Shut your mouth, " said the wise old owl
Business is business, and it's a murder most foul

a rambling piece of nonsense?

Now it makes a lot more sense...I fixed it for ya' huh?

[Richard Smith]

Maybe you should contact the Nobel Prize Committee and let them know Dylan was faking it when he wrote the songs in the 60's that garnered him a Nobel Prize.

I don't have to do anything.  Dylan confirmed it in his autobiography.  He couldn't stand the idiot hippie, folk idiots.  He faked the whole thing to buy a yacht and be rich.  The joke is on you numbskulls.  Did he write some good songs several decades ago?  Yes.  But it was all an act.  He wanted to make money.  He wrote a song about the Titanic and referenced "Leo."  Wow.   This is not my opinion.  Read his autobiography.  It was all a spoof on the hippie culture.  Dylan wanted to be rich.  He laughs his arse off at knuckleheads who thinks he is a genius.

[Jerry Freeman]

The joke is on you numbskulls.   

Wrong...the joke is sitting at your computer.

[Jerry Freeman]

It was just a few days ago that I had the extraordinary experience of being on line, very late at night, and learning—quite unexpectedly— of Bob Dylan’s just released song, Murder Most Foul.  Reading the lyrics, I was astonished to learn that Dylan had focused on— and incorporated into his lyrics—the essence of Best Evidence, or at least, of its final chapters: 

                                                                                    David Lifton
Flatters himself?

[Gary Craig]

Bob Dylan Scores First-Ever No. 1 Song on a Billboard Chart With ‘Murder Most Foul’
https://www.msn.com/en-us/music/news/bob-dylan-scores-first-ever-no-1-song-on-a-billboard-chart-with-murder-most-foul/ar-BB12l9Zw?ocid=spartanntp