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Originally posted by dissention
I very much agree, but only to an extent. Dylan's music will have a lot more meaning to someone who grew up listening to it while it was being churned out in the 60s and 70s and they'll be able to get a better grasp of his music because they knew what he was getting at during those times. But I also think that not growing up during those eras has its benefits, too. I think that someone under 30 who enjoys his music may perhaps have a great appreciation for it because they can relate to it without being there, so to speak. Get what I'm saying? 
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Exactly.... there is no bigger compliment than a new young fan appreciating the music of an artist who has been around for a long long time, in other words the music is more than just your older brothers music.. know what i mean.?