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Bob Dylan and Paul Simon at Jones Beach Ampitheatre - 7.31.99
	Before the concert I met up with Syd, her brother, and Harmony and we smoked a couple bowls, took a break and smoke a couple more.  I remember it being a really good drive.  We arrived late but it was all good because Bob had decided to play first this time.  Not that I don't love him, but he's old and his voice is shot plus I had seen him once before.  Surprisingly, I dind't regognize a lot of the songs he played so they were most likely from right before his born again Christian phase or from his newest cd.  A couple of the more notable songs that he played were "Like a Rolling Stone" and "The Times They Are A-Changin'."  At the end of his set, he invited Paul Simon onto the stage to play a few song together.  I specifically remember their rendition of "The Sound of Silence" because throughout the entire song it seemed that Bob was rather bewildered as to the current state of affairs.
	After a brisk intermission, Paul Simon and his band arrived with their three different percussion/drum sections and just an overall impressing set up.  Paul's voice sounded as clear as ever and soon everyone was out of their seat dancing.  He played a bunch of old favorites such as "Mrs. Robinson" form his Simon and Garfunkel days but also a lot of solo stuff from Rythem of the Saints and Graceland.  I loved all of it anyway; for a tiny little man, he really whups a llama's ass.