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 Thread: The Lost Dogs on Nationwide Tour this Spring and Summer |
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1) Is it still on with all the recent flooding?
and (most importantly) - are there any East tennesseans (Knoxville area) who are considering going and would be open to a tagalong (would chip in gas $$ and prmise to leave my hockey mask and chainsaw at home).
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| Thread: What were your first... |
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DA: Alarma / Doppleganger (bought the lp's for a buck each.)
77's: Pray Naked
Adam Again: 10 Songs by Adam Again
Swirling Eddies: Let's Spin (Although OE was the TST project that first hooked me into the band.)
Choir: Speckled Bird
TST: A Briefing for the Ascent / Knowledge and Innocence
Lost Dogs: Scenic Routes
Mike Roe: Safe as Milk (the Unleaded version)
Hindalong: Skinny
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| Thread: Favorite DFBB song? |
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Originally posted by joey
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Originally posted by jamespop
Shape of Air.
Hands down. |
my least favorite... 
how you like r3? 
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my least favorite.
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| Thread: Which album... |
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Originally posted by Dr Rich
Yeah... I have the At The Foot of the Cross CD.
I enjoy it a lot. 
No City On A Hill stuff, however.
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NO City on A Hill? Not the first one (which features Gene Eugene) or the Christmas album (which features Terry)? Oh, well. Admittedly, on the whole I prefer the "At the Foot of the Cross" albums and "Noel".
Back to the topic... probably Shotgun Angel was my biggest curve ball. I had discovered TST thru the Swirling Eddies and had back tracked through the Alarma Chronicles albums. In the early '90's when the self-titled amd Shotgun angel were first released on CD, I got SA and ... well... It was a good thing that I had a tolerance for the Eagles.
Later when Scenic Routes hit, I was mildly surprised by the country sound, but SA had provided a knowledge of TST's country background, so it wasn't a total shock.
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| Thread: Mike Roe late summer tour - change of plans |
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Originally posted by Eis
Columbia. A Bit of a drive from Knoxville...do we have any friends in Asheville/spartanburg/greenville? |
Come on folks, help us split the difference!
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| Thread: Mike Roe late summer tour - change of plans |
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Originally posted by Eis
I also do not have the resources to put something on myself, but if some folks in the SC area wanted to go in together...I could be part of that. 
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Where about in SC? I'm in East TN (Knoxville area) and I would be up for a group effort.
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| Thread: Top 5 Daniel Amos Albums |
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1. Darn Floor-Big Bite
2. Mr. Buechner's Dream
3. Motorcycle
4. Fearful Symmetry
5. Alarming Vox Songs of the Doppled Kal-Bible
OK - Now this - Top 5 TST solo projects. I'll let everybody else post theirs first.
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| Thread: best Lost Dogs album??? |
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As much as I'm enjoying reading this thread, it's hard as h-e-double-hockey-sticks to answer!
I loved the 1st three albums - those "lets-fill-the disc-up-with-as-much-music-as-possible" albums. There was a wideness and variety to those that was just fun. If I had to choose - I would probably rank them as:
1. GRS
2. LRRH
3. SR
However, just understand that there is very little space between those ratings.
Then came the "second phase" of the dogs - more unified in musical direction (within each individual album), primary songwriting done by Terry. At first, I have to admit that I felt a bit "cheated" by Gift Horse - it was too short. However, there are several tracks on that album that have helped me through some rough spots "Diamonds to Coal", "Blessing in Disguise", "Loved and Forgiven", even the traditional "Farther Along".
Of the "second phase" albums, that one is probably contending with "Lost Cabin" for top spot (with the others in close following).
"Island Dreams" is its own special little album. It's fun to listen to and (as I posted somewhere else) it's the kitschy kind of cool that would fit on a Quentin Tarrantino soundtrack.
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| Thread: your own DA best-of |
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Shape of Air
Ordinary Extraordinary Day
Sins of the Fathers
When Everyone Wore Hats
Faithful Street
Pretty Little Lies
Author of the Story
Banquet at the World’s End
Guilty
Broken Ladders to Glory
Big, Warm, Sweet, Interior Glowing
Sleep, Silent Child
Sanctuary
Dance Stop
Sudden Heaven
Real Thing
Here I Am
My Room
Faces to the Window
Half Light, Epoch and Phase
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| Thread: Swirling Eddies Celebration in the DA Webstore! |
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Ahhh, sweet mail. What a lovely surprise in my mailbox last night. My wife and kids weren't back from errands yet, so I cranked it up on my stereo. Mmmmm. Good.
Many thanks, Audiori's!
(But what will Ihave to anticipate in the mail now? Maybe the DFBB re-issue will get done speedily??!!)
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| Thread: T-Shirts! |
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"Donna Neitche and Her Super Race of Kick-Boxing Uber Parrots"
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| Thread: Daniel Amos - Darn Floor Big Bite 20th Anniversary |
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Originally posted by servantsteve
I am all a-twitter. |
Seriously man, you just opened the door for all kinds of comments with that one. I shall refrain, myself, but be warned. Others are not as magnanimous (sp?) as I.
Silly twit. OK, SO I'M WEAK! SO SUE ME!!!
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| Thread: We Are Recabites! |
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Originally posted by Drtuddle
I probably got some Andy dylanish music I could upload for ya |
Do you by chance have him doing "There's More to Love (Than Singing a Love Song)"? Andy at his plaintive best. (Of course, for lyrical depth - there is no comparison to "Catch a Bus" or "Cheetos".)
Out of curiosity are you the one who ended up with the Elvis outfit from "Joseph and the Amazing Tech. Dreamcoat"? He told me he gave it to one of his Medicine Crow buddies.
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| Thread: We Are Recabites! |
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Originally posted by Drtuddle
Rechabites by Medicine Crow Probably should apologize to listeners ears before they partake but I'm not! Hello Podunk! |
Cool! I'll have to download this tonight whn I get home tonight. Our frowns on downloading into office computers.
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| Thread: We Are Recabites! |
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Originally posted by Drtuddle
"Fruit Fruit is good for you and your mama to!" I just made a tape of some loose stuff I had of Andy for his son Dylan while he and his mother are back in the States.
You don't notice Andy in my Avitar? |
OMG! Chugging milk! I never examined the photo that closely. (I didn't know I had a reason to.) Wow.
Andy was the one who (successfully) introduced me to TST/DA/SE via the Swirling Eddies. He would play "Hide the Beer". We had another friend who had tried to get me to listen to "Let's Spin" by telling me it sounded like Blood, Sweat and Tears. It doesn't.
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