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he does nail it.

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@@reecealeck8314 same 7 years old now lol

Why

looks up "Bob Dylan Don't Think Twice, It's All Right Cover - Austin Richard" its a full cover by him from 2013

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More raw? Its called cigarettes lol

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Cigarettes

well take into consideration this fella is touring non-stop so yea it's nice to play something different, not because he hates his own music.

His roots are in rock / folk. I think he does like his own music. But the reality is that it’s over produced, and the majority of the music can’t be played live. Which is why at his shows it’s just pre-recorded and he’s just a singer. Basically all the magic happens in the studio, and once they step away from all the machines it’s kind of done. Like a film that’s been edited and complete. Since he’s a musician at heart, I think he truly loves playing his guitar. And a lot of these folk songs speak to him more on an emotional level (which he admitted in an interview a couple years back when he said he listens to others genres if he wants to think or feel other emotions).

Wouter van der Molen well that and live all he does is sing. Everything is pre-recorded since you can’t recreate the layered production in the studio on a stage. So I imagine he gets tired of just being a singer every night and years to play his guitar. Songs like Bob Dylan require the guitar to go along with the voice as it’s almost apart of the vocals. It’s prob more engaging.

let's hope he doesn't end up in a leather jumpsuit covered in rhinestones and doing karate kicks.

i think that post actually loved playing his own music but when you play them over and over he prob hates playing them

Well at least he feels just like one...

Not that talented. Not so great on guitar.

@@zaphodbeeblebrox9109 you’re wrong

@@troyjacobsson9609 I'm not. He is gash on guitar. Very basic.

@@zaphodbeeblebrox9109 look at the other time he played the same song, like 8 years ago. he is a good guitar player

Search austin post don't think twice cover.. its post malone's Own cover from 2013

Yeah, I still go back and listen to that. :)

He's not even playing the same wrong chords each time through. Then he pauses because he didn't play the wrong chord he thought he was supposed to play. . . And yet a billion people liked it. I guess music is more about feeling that we like to admit.

@@resilientrecoveryministries he was feeling it and enjoying it, that passes on to those watching. Beethoven himself was the one who said “to play the wrong note is insignificant, to play without passion is inexcusable”

That’s funny you said that because I agree with you about Dylan’s voice and timbre (Tomorrow is a Long Time is one of my faves), but I prefer Dave Van Ronk’s versions of He Was a Friend of Mine and Song to Woody for exactly what you said about passion. DVR was a master interpreter with a similar voice, IMHO.

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There's way better bro search that shit up. This is nice but dude it's nothing in what's out there by non signed artists.

I actually discovered Post Malone from his original cover of this song before he was famous. Thought it was one of the best covers of a Dylan song I had heard. Then when he became famous I was like "wtf is that the dont think twice guy?!"

His is absolutely legendary

SCIKOTIC92 why does he have to be locked into one style when music is universal?

Na he chose the kind that record companies want to pay for. Maybe as he becomes more his own thing we can see more of this kind of music

He didn't choose, the record label did. The music industry is abusive, the amount of people that are ok before they get into the industry and years later they just go down hill. Its crazy

@@ehhlf2217 He doesn't "have" to, but if your record label tells you what to make/produce/sing/perform etc...that's what you do. There are many principled artists who said screw you to the record labels and did their own thing and became extremely successful. He just happened to not be one of them.

Right on. He could never be a successful country artists with those Stupid looking face tattoos. Who could take him serious???

There's still pitch-correction on this version

So FUN!

Fuck Austin’s record label for changing him. The person he is today isn’t him. He’s a born and raised country loving Texan. After getting signed his label forced him into a contract he didn’t understand the fine print to at first and they only allow him to make music targeted to today’s majority radio audience. He’s said in his own interviews he doesn’t even like the music he puts out and won’t listen to it. All of the songs he writes if you actually listen to the lyrics are about him being trapped by money and the drugs they pump into him to try and keep him happy doing something he hates. Even in his happiest songs you can tell. The music industry is disgusting. #justiceforaustinpost

This isn’t country music though

You mean most artists have to do what they want them to do but the real legends like Dylan Neil Young etc have always done exactly as they pleased no one told them what kind of music they should do they told there record label what there doing.

Dylan*

Ha best comment!!!

Obviously. He didn't even play it correctly.

Exactly. The first thing I noticed. It ruins the message of the song. Unfortunately the fans listening to this song probably aren't even listening to the lyrics.

Sev Lebowski i dont really think he was ever truly an amazing singer, autotune definitely helped him.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nsxglqR4ntGxhJc.html compare that (when post was in highschool) to now.

Sev Lebowski comparing this kzfaq.info/get/bejne/msV-hpyHyZfXfXU.html to now its not really that different, but obviously his actual recordings are going to sound better, post is extremely good at enhancing audio. Plus he's probably hammered in this video and its just recorded with the cameras mic, the guitar even sounds bad through the mic they're using.

Stfu, u stupid...

Didn’t harm Freddie Mercury

I didn’t know that existed until I just looked it up on KZfaq, so thanks for that, but this is in fact a song written and originally performed by Bob Dylan.

It is, but Bob wrote it.