

Usually when I do a Dylan cover its with the old six string like "when the rooster crowin at the break of dawn, look out your window and I'll be gone...." (note: I can't actually play that.) But this time was much different. Bob Dylan is one of my favorite musicians so I was stoked when my friends at Beatdom asked me to do a cover for the music-themed issue. They wanted Bob on the cover. After messing around with a few ideas I decided to go with a Gulliver's Travel theme. It made sense to me on some strange level, kind of like some of Dylan's lyrics.
Do a Wallace impersonation from Wallace and Gromit. Now do a Dylan impression... Are they different? If the answer is yes, then pat yourself on the back. You are a regular Darrell Hammond.
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