like a rolling stone.

we've been watching the pbs bob dylan documentaries they have been playing. he is one interesting cat...it's weird, when they show interviews of him you can understand what he is saying. i always assumed he always mumbled. i find it really interesting that his 'fans' booed him when he started doing more rock and roll. there was definately a disconnect...the camera would show the lines of people outside to get in just to boo when he played. people are idiots.

it reminded me of the ryan adams show we went to a few years back. everyone there thought they were going to hear accoustic, whiskeytown type numbers. in reality, he came out wasted and rocked the joint. people were booing and heckling him. he kept rocking...people left. then, he came back out and duplicated the set (the first 5 or 6 songs anyway) accoustically...almost as an 'f-you' to the people who left.

now, ryan adams is no bob dylan...but there were some parallels.

time trials last night were good...i concentrated on my lines and rode them well. stayed in the middle ring the whole time...to limit the damage. overall i was happy with my ride.