Jake and Charlie discuss Dylan crooning his way through the 27 minute magnum opus Nashville Skyline, while Bowie releases his minor novelty single, "Space Oddity", and spends the remainder of his second self-titled album trying to imitate a Bob that Bob himself had already moved past.  Bowie mimes his way onto the scene while Bob gets busy making the one truly great creative contribution that he ever managed to muster: the conception and virgin birth of his 5th child and pop music's truest heir, Jakob Dylan of the still wildly relevant band, The Wallflowers, playing a casino near you.

ALSO: We can't bring you to 1969 so instead we're bringing 1969 to you. When you're done with the podcast, check out our BOWIE VS. DYLAN 1969 Spotify playlist.

Jake and Charlie discuss Dylan crooning his way through the 27 minute magnum opus Nashville Skyline, while Bowie releases his minor novelty single, "Space Oddity", and spends the remainder of his second self-titled album trying to imitate a Bob that Bob himself had already moved past.  Bowie mimes his way onto the scene while Bob gets busy making the one truly great creative contribution that he ever managed to muster: the conception and virgin birth of his 5th child and pop music's truest heir, Jakob Dylan of the still wildly relevant band, The Wallflowers, playing a casino near you.

ALSO: We can't bring you to 1969 so instead we're bringing 1969 to you. When you're done with the podcast, check out our BOWIE VS. DYLAN 1969 Spotify playlist.

Charlie and Jake make their first statistically relevant episode, adding up points to determine artistic dominance for the year 1976.  Did dedicated Englishman Bowie know or care that it was America's bicentennial?  Did Dylan?  Bowie was the Thin White Duke and Dylan was just thin and white, and although both released great albums, only one came out on top for the year. 

When you're done listening, check out the 1976 BOWIE VS. DYLAN playlist on Spotify at bit.ly/BvD-EP02.

Charlie and Jake make their first statistically relevant episode, adding up points to determine artistic dominance for the year 1976.  Did dedicated Englishman Bowie know or care that it was America's Sesquicentennial?  Did Dylan?  Bowie was the Thin White Duke and Dylan was just thin and white, and although both released great albums, only one came out on top for the year. 

When you're done listening, check out the 1976 BOWIE VS. DYLAN playlist on Spotify!

Charlie and Jake make their first statistically relevant episode, adding up points to determine artistic dominance for the year 1976.  Did dedicated Englishman Bowie know or care that it was America's Sesquicentennial?  Did Dylan?  Bowie was the Thin White Duke and Dylan was just thin and white, and although both released great albums, only one came out on top for the year. 

When you're done listening, check out the 1976 BOWIE VS. DYLAN playlist on Spotify!

In the inaugural episode of BOWIE VS DYLAN, real-life brothers (and 33% nemeses) Charlie and Jake attempt to introduce and explain their podcast. They also bore each other to tears trying to briefly detail their history and love of their respective favorite musical artists.  Charlie likes Bowie; Jake looooves Dylan.  Who will history deem the greatest of them all?  Between only two choices, using a convulated and constantly-changing points system, and based purely on the opinion of grossly amatuer enthusiasts?  

And speaking of enthusiasts, we made you a sweet playlist on Spotify to go with this episode! Check it out at bit.ly/BvD-EP01.

In the inaugural episode of BOWIE VS DYLAN, real-life brothers (and 33% nemeses) Charlie and Jake attempt to introduce and explain their podcast. They also bore each other to tears trying to briefly detail their history and love of their respective favorite musical artists.  Charlie likes Bowie; Jake looooves Dylan.  Who will history deem the greatest of them all?  Between only two choices, using a convulated and constantly-changing points system, and based purely on the opinion of grossly amatuer enthusiasts?