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Posted by jiminy on 02-14-2003 at14:12:

 

WHOEVER DID IT -
IT ADDED A NICE TOUCH
With Audis note (we want a LETTER !!!)
I wonder if Terry even REMEMBERS the letter.

I mean - we hold it up as scriptural in "inspriation"

HONEST !! -
I wrote a letter last week to a pastor friend (first one-a lengthy "e")
and I salutated

Sincerely and in Christ..
I COULDN'T RESIST!!!!!!!!!!!!
(though only I got to snigger......)
JimInY

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Posted by Mark on 02-14-2003 at19:12:

 

It seems that Terry is very busy and it may be awhile before we hear anything.

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Posted by Mark on 02-21-2003 at21:24:

 

I still would like to hear something.

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Posted by Scrimshaw Nick on 02-21-2003 at21:34:

 

"something"

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Posted by Mark on 02-22-2003 at11:22:

 

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Posted by EdHead on 02-22-2003 at11:38:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Mark It seems that Terry is very busy and it may be awhile before we hear anything.

Huh?

Terry...busy?

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Posted by Mark on 02-22-2003 at12:50:

 

Really?

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Posted by Scrimshaw Nick on 02-22-2003 at13:05:

 

Well, actually, I hear that Terry has been busy in reconciliatory intervention between Tim and Berger. As you can imagine, it is a mamoth undertaking.

Terry is just trying to help out the best way he can. Please forgive him for being so busy, but reconciliation is ALWAYS important. Especially between Tim and Berger.

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Posted by Mark on 02-22-2003 at13:06:

 

OK

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Posted by DaLe on 05-23-2003 at16:32:

 

quote:

Originally posted by BD Dear Terry and the rest of DA and The Swirling Eddies, (and in this case, The Lost Dogs) Before you go “Oh no, another Wacky Fan Letter!” please let us explain. The strange looking CD that could resemble Kalhoun on drugs is really a sincere effort from some of your other Wacky Fans, who have lots to say about your music. We are all members of the Daniel Amos Message Board (DAMB for short), and have compiled some of our favorite songs by you. (The only common denominator is that Terry was involved in at least the writing of every song.) We called it the DAMB Fan album, or DAMBit. It was a bit of a break from our daily routine, and for all of us, the result was boatloads of fun. This idea started about 4 months ago. We are pretty sure one particular “Big Dork” was involved in putting it all together, polishing up the artwork and content. It grew to contain some 35 songs by nearly 30 different “artists”. We all chose to use that term loosely, as just one listen may reveal. We made it for each other, but thought it only fitting that you at least see the level we enjoy when it comes to your music. There were really no rules for submitting a song, and they run the gamut of style and quality. Some are parody, some are loose, and some are very interpretive. A few were recorded by simply singing into a tape recorder, while many of them are studio quality. There are also some very beautiful and serious moments, like a father and daughter singing “In the Calling”, bringing your music to another generation of young people to enjoy. Songs like the Bibleland Suite had us all thinking, “Wow - Where did that come from?” The opening song, Strange Days, leaves us with the same feeling when we first heard the Eddies do it, thanking God for our commitment to Him, and in awe of all that life has to offer. So we offer this little compilation of favorites and dedicate it to “The band that won’t go away” -with thankfulness for the way you’ve shared your talent with us fans. Finally, does the Daniel Amos Message Board have a specific purpose, mission or goals as a group? And if so, what are they? Sincerely and In Christ, (and we DO mean that!) Your friends on the Daniel Amos Message Board ( The DAMBers ) 01/11/03

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Posted by BD on 05-23-2003 at22:03:

 

To the top

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Posted by Mark on 05-23-2003 at23:12:

 

Still nothing?

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Posted by BD on 05-23-2003 at23:57:

 

nope, nothing.

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Posted by Jevon the Tall on 05-24-2003 at00:23:

 

At least Tim heard it and responded.

I wouldn't want to impose on our rich rock stars to take time to associate with the little people.

Considering how approachable and genuine Terry appears in person, I think that BDasso sent the letter to the wrong address and some old NWA wrestler is totally dumbfounded.