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Posted by Joey T. on 10-31-2002 at14:12:

 

quote:

Originally posted by jc that DFBB was the "foray" into the mainstream market when they were with Frontline? That rings a dim bell. JimiNy

DFBB is the one that should have brought Da to the forefront of both "Christ-ian" and secular music!

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Posted by B Diddy on 10-31-2002 at14:51:

 

quote:

Originally posted by carl It's one of the few DA albums where you can't laundry-list the obvious influences.... so you get influenced instead....

that's for sure!

It took a few times through for me, but now it's got to be in the top 3 on my TST list.


BD

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Posted by Jevon the Tall on 10-31-2002 at15:19:

 

listening to it now ... boy you guys are tough. Hmmm, so far it's what I remembered.

Having fun with you.

It's okay, just not my favourite. But it does get played once in a while.

I've got a lot of stuff at home, and only many hours. I've got about 2000 CDs at home, that covered a wall in the basement. It looks very cool, but Mountain Dewes off the wife.

BD, I'll have to send you a photo one day.

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Posted by jc on 10-31-2002 at15:22:

  AND ME???

ALL i GOT ITS A TITHE OF WHAT YOU GOT.....
and its filling up a corner..
JiMiNy

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Posted by Joey T. on 09-17-2004 at19:46:

quote:

Originally posted by Joey T. quote: Originally posted by jc that DFBB was the "foray" into the mainstream market when they were with Frontline? That rings a dim bell. JimiNy DFBB is the one that should have brought Da to the forefront of both "Christ-ian" and secular music!

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Posted by Aqua Green Toupee on 09-17-2004 at20:00:

 

Kalhoun is one of their strongest albums. I think a case could be made for it being their all time best.


Zoom Daddy is probably the weakest SE album, although much of it is very, very good.

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Posted by Jevon the Tall on 09-17-2004 at21:11:

 

someone's been digging in the thread graveyard.

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Posted by Eleanor on 09-18-2004 at10:48:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Jevon the Tall someone's been digging in the thread graveyard.

quote:

Originally posted by Jevon the Tall listening to it now ... boy you guys are tough. Hmmm, so far it's what I remembered. Having fun with you. It's okay, just not my favourite. But it does get played once in a while. I've got a lot of stuff at home, and only many hours. I've got about 2000 CDs at home, that covered a wall in the basement. It looks very cool, but Mountain Dewes off the wife. BD, I'll have to send you a photo one day.

I think BD is still waiting for that photo....

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Posted by Eleanor on 09-18-2004 at10:49:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Aqua Green Toupee Zoom Daddy is probably the weakest SE album, although much of it is very, very good.

huha

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Posted by HEMISPHERICALHEADS on 09-18-2004 at11:04:

 

Zoom Daddy is sheer brillance to me..

Meet the farm beetles is rubbish.....

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Posted by Eleanor on 09-18-2004 at11:40:

 

I like the way you think Hemi

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Posted by Jevon the Tall on 09-18-2004 at11:46:

 

El, I just read your signature ... I'm killing myself. You have no idea how iffy that was for me to put on. I play that song live and the kids love it, and have no idea what's going on, the adults do, but aren't sure if I'm being a pig or just innocently making a kitty reference.

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Posted by Eleanor on 09-18-2004 at12:00:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Jevon the Tall innocently making a kitty reference.

that's not what you are doing??

I don't get it

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Posted by Jevon the Tall on 09-18-2004 at12:36:

 

... uh never mind.

So, the BMG demos didn't get much interest? How about staff writing?

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Posted by dennis on 09-18-2004 at14:18:

quote:

Originally posted by Joey T. quote: Originally posted by Joey T. quote: Originally posted by jc that DFBB was the "foray" into the mainstream market when they were with Frontline? That rings a dim bell. JimiNy DFBB is the one that should have brought Da to the forefront of both "Christ-ian" and secular music!

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