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To: JakeStraw who wrote (2506)	8/30/2006 7:37:39 AM
From: SIer formerly known as Joe B.	Respond to of 2695

GOOGLE DYLAN, WATCH DYLAN... Though Dylan has made it abundantly clear that he¹s not such a fan of modern times (even though he ironically named his new album Modern Times), some of his rare video footage is now available in a very modern way. Google video has a ton of stuff for Bob Dylan fans to watch, including outtakes from his famous 1967 documentary, Don't Look Back; a 1969 performance with Johnny Cash, as well as Dylan¹s 60 Minutes interview with TV host Ed Bradley. You can get it by going to Video.Google.com/Dylan.html. At that Web site, fans can also enter to win a trip to New York for two, including airfare, hotel and two tickets to the show. Modern Times will be in stores Tuesday.

To: JakeStraw who wrote (2506)	9/11/2007 1:08:08 PM
From: SIer formerly known as Joe B.	Respond to of 2695

MAKE YOUR OWN DYLAN VIDEO. Having trouble holding back your creative talents as you await Bob Dylan¹s anthology? Well now, the legendary singer is giving fans an outlet to let their imagination run wid by creating their own versions of Dylan¹s ³Subterranean Homesick Blues² video using eight pieces of virtual posterboard. You can do that over at DylanMessaging.com. Meanwhile, at the Web site for the Anthology, Dylan07.com, you can catch the video for producer Mark Ronson¹s remix of ³Most Likely You¹ll Go Your Way (And I¹ll Go Mine),² which was filmed in Brooklyn in August.