Daniel Amos Message Board | Print: I finially recieved Crying Towel!

Posted by dorfsmith on 05-01-2003 at23:24:

I finially recieved Crying Towel!

Dare I say that I think it is the best Lost Dog's CD to date! The song Mercy Again sounds like it could have been on Knowledge and Innocence. After listening to it once my wife said "That is amazing play it again" and I was more than happy too.

Posted by Mr. Burn on 05-01-2003 at23:26:

It is a truly wonderful thing when a married couple share a Dog's song.

Posted by joey on 05-01-2003 at23:31:

i still don't have it.... Confused

Posted by dorfsmith on 05-01-2003 at23:34:

Joey sell something and buy it ASAP!

Posted by joey on 05-01-2003 at23:37:

ok... Big Grin

Posted by Mr. Burn on 05-01-2003 at23:47:

NOW!

Posted by jwaltb on 05-02-2003 at05:53:

On the subject of wives and the Dogs, this CD is probably the one mine enjoys listening to the most as well. It is one fine CD.

JB

Posted by John Foxe on 05-02-2003 at07:33:

Needs to grow

My first impression of NCT is a bit of an underwhelm. Red Face

Partly it's the stripped down, simple music. Partly it's the almost complete lack of percussion, and when it is there it's more muted and background. Maybe it's that there isn't a single rocker on the recording to get my blood pumping.

I AM, however, delighted with the difference and originality in sound between each of the songs.

To all those who love this recording, forgive me, but it'll have to grow on me. Perhaps it will in time. Many of us have grown to love TST recordings only after repeated listenings.

Posted by dorfsmith on 05-02-2003 at08:56:

As I listen to it I am reminded of much of Terry and Mike's solo stuff. I like the striped down songs for a change. The lyrics are moving and thought provoking as well. It's a nice change from the very country Dogs CD's.

Posted by Stuart Pedasso on 05-02-2003 at18:18:

I think this is one of their best. I've always liked their diversity, but this one is special.

Lost Dogs Page

Posted by carl on 05-02-2003 at18:23:

Cool! Stuvon likes it!

NOW I'm stoked!

Posted by Mark on 05-02-2003 at18:23:

If you don't have it, buy it now.

Posted by Stuart Pedasso on 05-02-2003 at18:28:

quote:

Originally posted by carl
NOW I'm stoked!

Stuvon, that's sooo great. I keep forgetting my work PC is tagged to Stu Pedasso.

NCT is way way better than it appears after only a cursory listen.

Only got a couple more to review and I've got them all covered. Then I gotta catch up with my DA, page.

Then the 77s page

the Choir ...

Then AC/DC.

Posted by Mark on 05-02-2003 at18:29:

Good. I like reading your reviews.

Posted by Stuart Pedasso on 05-02-2003 at18:33:

I'll take requests ... if I've got it, I'll drink a large coffee, take an exlax and get the creative juices flowing.

(whoops, too much info, and I can't let those kind of secrets out.)

Posted by Mark on 05-02-2003 at18:38:

Shocked

I'd have to think about requests. I know there are some you haven't reviewed yet. I don't know if that means you don't have something or just haven't had time to review it.

Posted by Stuart Pedasso on 05-02-2003 at18:42:

quote:

Originally posted by Mark
Shocked

I'd have to think about requests. I know there are some you haven't reviewed yet. I don't know if that means you don't have something or just haven't had time to review it.

The latter most likely, there are a couple of other disc nuts here who have more than I do (so I can let my wife mo I'm not alone in my obsessive habit).

Plug time. Ever wonder how to catalog you r music? Try CD Trustee. Works like a hot nada, and I liked it so much I actually bought a copy.

proverbial link

Oooh man, gotta vut down on the coffee in the afternoon ...

Posted by Joey T. on 05-02-2003 at18:57:

i still don't have it.... Red Face

Posted by Mr. Burn on 05-02-2003 at19:50:

How would you know, sleeper? Open your eyes and look about that dishevelled room of yours!