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Acoustics, they are a-changin'', complains unhappy Dylan
Aug. 23, 2006
Forty years ago, at a Manchester concert, an outraged folk music purist yelled "Judas!" at Bob Dylan when he put down his acoustic guitar and plugged in an electric one.
Now, though, it is Dylan's turn to berate modern music technology: in an interview published this week, the 65-year-old songwriter dubs modern recordings "atrocious" and claims no one in the past 20 years has released a record that has sounded any good.
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Website: http://www.guardian.co.uk/frontpage/story/0,,1857099,00.html
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