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Finding the future in the past

By CHARLES TAYLOR  |  September 7, 2006

And so time isn’t the only distance that collapses. In “When the Levees Break,” some of the distances that exist within this country also disappear. We look in the eyes of the displaced and see the flood threatening to wash away us all. And Dylan’s voice, which has been with us so long we can take it for granted, sounds as if it were coming to us from years ago. Or from tomorrow.

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Finding the future in the past
What's creepier: Dylan or Dylanologists? Talk amongst yerselves. . .
By squadcarM on 09/05/2006 at 10:19:25
Finding the future in the past
Shallow people are creepiest of all. You know there's no brake on their hatred.
By Fred M. on 09/06/2006 at 10:57:09

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