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An interesting read, though I think you posted this before didn't you? Or maybe that was somewhere else? I too grew up Brethren and struggle with the good and bad of that tradition. Even today I wonder where I fit in because of that...a lot like your read here, though I'm far from "punk" 
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| Thread: Real Life Jobs? |
Ron E
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I thought you were Jimmy P Brown from Deliverance...no?
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| Thread: Real Life Jobs? |
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Originally posted by Jimmy Brown
We know what Eis does with his time if not for a living 
I work as a copy cataloger for music in an academic library. |
I saw your name on a video from a guy doing interviews with you, I guess, about metal music from a few years ago...this was just last week I saw the video though, in a church library where I was doing some training....care to comment! I forget the guy's name, but he used to play the big rooms too...
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| Thread: DA ~ Dig Here Said The Angel (2013) |
Ron E
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Originally posted by audiori
We are sending CDs to media outlets and radio right now. You can always suggest radio stations and/or contact them and request a song from Dig Here.
We're going to be pushing it as hard as we can. So far, the media reviews have been great. |
Is there a particular song we should push? I assume one song should create buzz over and above, the album as a whole? Is there a strategy? I know nothing about marketing a cd. Did you ever hear back from the radio station I sent info on? Is it available to listen to online besides at Spotify? Even a preview?
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| Thread: Real Life Jobs? |
Ron E
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Teacher by trade...thirteen years experience...or one year repeated thirteen times. Currently work in a home for developmentally delayed adults supporting them toward independent living.
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| Thread: DA ~ Dig Here Said The Angel (2013) |
Ron E
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Originally posted by brother joel
I have used quotes from the various bands in which Terry is involved in my sermons in the past. I have not actually preached since I received my download back in May. I find that Terry's lyrics provide great addendums to the thoughts that God's Spirit grants me during sermon preperation and delivery. May God bless your ministry Ron! |
Thanks, Joel! Much appreciated. I was personally blessed this past Sunday, people were so receptive, so needy, so...I'm not sure, but I got two hugs and I've never had one before after preaching! I'm preaching somewhere else this weekend too, but not sure if Terry's gonna make it in or not yet...not exactly prepared yet!
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| Thread: DA ~ Dig Here Said The Angel (2013) |
Ron E
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I used a couple of quotes from Dig Here this morning when I had to preach at my local church. I was talking about the inevitability of suffering and the hope still available. I literally cried while reading the lyrics to Jesus Wept today...awkward, but fitting I'm not ashamed to say.
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| Thread: DA - ¡Alarma! (Deluxe Edition) |
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Thirty years later and its the same story! 
It is only right that it worked out this way, its part of the legend of HD/Alarma.
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| Thread: Top 5 Dig Here Songs |
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Maybe its introducing the theme...here's what you're about to experience...? I am wondering if its a "firm" theory of album composition for Terry et al, or if its a coincidence, or if I'm just way out to lunch as I usually am...
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| Thread: Top 5 Dig Here Songs |
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I have actually wondered about opening song selection for a while on the Lost Dogs specifically. I also thought it applied here. I don't mind, I just wonder why they seem to start with an "Introduction" song so many times, like an old musical. It was that way on Scenic Routes and continued through many of the following releases where the sound of the first one was a pause before the storm that was coming. There must be a strategy to it.
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