Daniel Amos Message Board » DA Related Discussion » General Discussion » First one. » Hello Guest [Login|Register] Last Post | First Unread Post Print Page | Add Thread to Favorites Pages (3): « previous 1 [2] 3 next » First one. Author Post « Previous Thread | Next Thread » jollyholiday Mind Peach Registration Date: 03-18-2002 Posts: 244 Location: The Village my first        Doppleganger 1983, on vinyl at a Christian book store. -Jolly 06-12-2003 16:40 HEMISPHERICALHEADS Ceremonial Kernel Registration Date: 06-07-2003 Posts: 2,324 Location: Motor City Thread Starter quote: Originally posted by Tyler Durden Shotgun was the first I was hooked and couldn't wait for HD to come out. THe owner of the Christian bookstore asked me how these guys can call themselves Christians since they were dressed in odd outfits in the gatefold of the album. I looked at him strangly and got the hell out of his store. He was the same jerk that didn't go to his son's wedding because the bride wasn't amillenial. then HD, Alarma and so on. I have it all and proud of it. 23.5 years as a fan..dang that makes me feel old. So that put's it around mid '78..Got soem DA vetrans here.. 06-12-2003 16:41 Joey T. Tallowy Tamale Registration Date: 03-13-2002 Posts: 7,777 Location: you can't fire me, 'cuz i quit! - Kurt Cobain.... quote: Originally posted by .backs. Spurning the amillenial bride, that sounds like good song material for Brian Healey. __________________ 06-12-2003 16:42 HEMISPHERICALHEADS Ceremonial Kernel Registration Date: 06-07-2003 Posts: 2,324 Location: Motor City Thread Starter quote: Originally posted by Tyler Durden Shotgun was the first I was hooked and couldn't wait for HD to come out. THe owner of the Christian bookstore asked me how these guys can call themselves Christians since they were dressed in odd outfits in the gatefold of the album. I looked at him strangly and got the hell out of his store. He was the same jerk that didn't go to his son's wedding because the bride wasn't amillenial. then HD, Alarma and so on. I have it all and proud of it. 23.5 years as a fan..dang that makes me feel old. It's ironic that he would complain and still make money of the sale..Probably pretty typical of that type of mindset. 06-12-2003 16:44 .backs. Tallowy Tamale Registration Date: 03-13-2003 Posts: 7,777 Location: "An autoposy will make him into a dorf-o-lantern on the Mesaage Boards ." Joey, was that CCM store the one on Baldwin? i think i bought Alarma there. __________________ "Dorf can have his monk cakes, I live in a world built on inspirations divined from bonfires." 06-12-2003 16:44 Captain Pedantic Official Impasto Registration Date: 12-18-2002 Posts: 2,686 Location: "This calls for a very special blend of psychology and extreme violence." - Vyvian - The Young Ones Fearful Symmetry on Cassette in 1990 followed days later by Darn floor big Bite a few months later by Vox Humana a few months later by Outdoor Elvis and then my next was years later. My first CD was Motorcycle in 1995 __________________ Seek Justice 06-12-2003 16:46 HEMISPHERICALHEADS Ceremonial Kernel Registration Date: 06-07-2003 Posts: 2,324 Location: Motor City Thread Starter I used to go to this bookstore that always had a good stock of DA/Taylor related stuff. I got Motorcyle , Zoom Daddy , Several Dogs disc's and more I can't remember. The guy who did all the music ordering did stock on the stuff you would not normally find in this type of store. 06-12-2003 16:47 Joey T. Tallowy Tamale Registration Date: 03-13-2002 Posts: 7,777 Location: you can't fire me, 'cuz i quit! - Kurt Cobain.... quote: Originally posted by .backs. Joey, was that CCM store the one on Baldwin? i think i bought Alarma there. yep... ) __________________ 06-12-2003 17:02 .backs. Tallowy Tamale Registration Date: 03-13-2003 Posts: 7,777 Location: "An autoposy will make him into a dorf-o-lantern on the Mesaage Boards ." And i discovered Steve Taylor there (send in them clones). __________________ "Dorf can have his monk cakes, I live in a world built on inspirations divined from bonfires." 06-12-2003 17:05 John Foxe Woolly Eggwhisk Registration Date: 03-12-2002 Posts: 654 Location: Elkhart, Indiana HD & Alarma        Got HD and Alarma the same day in '81. On 8-track no less... __________________ I'm a middle-aged hitchhiker... LetsSpin@comcast.net 06-12-2003 17:09 Stuart Pedasso Woolly Eggwhisk Registration Date: 01-31-2003 Posts: 934 Location: Hi I'm Stu, who are you? Got HD fresh out of the box when it was released, followed almost immediately by Alarma. Of course from there my spending habits quickly went downhill. __________________ 06-12-2003 17:23 Gamgee Ceremonial Kernel Registration Date: 03-14-2002 Posts: 1,060 Location: Somewhere out there... Let's see... my first disc of the Taylor groups was John Wayne... sometime in early '99... I got OPFWFH a few months later... and just kept going from there... 06-12-2003 18:55 zippetydoodaddy Woolly Eggwhisk Registration Date: 01-29-2003 Posts: 610 Location: Lust is the craving for salt of a man who is dying of thirst. - F.B. twin        Doppelganger - But I didn't buy it. I found a nasty cracked dub tape of it in the gutter on my paper route in '83 or '84. I had to sneak listens of it because my dad wasn't "down with that". It wasn't until a few years later when a friend recognized it as something his older brother had. I didn't see the cover art until my brother found the CD in 1995. I still pop it in once in a while for nostalgia's sake. It sounds terrible. It sounds great! -Zip __________________ Welcome Happy Campers to Camp CAACONAA! Turning the hearts of fathers back to their children. August 2005 06-12-2003 18:56 Gamgee Ceremonial Kernel Registration Date: 03-14-2002 Posts: 1,060 Location: Somewhere out there... quote: Originally posted by zippetydoodaddy Doppelganger - But I didn't buy it. I found a nasty cracked dub tape of it in the gutter on my paper route in '83 or '84. I had to sneak listens of it because my dad wasn't "down with that". It wasn't until a few years later when a friend recognized it as something his older brother had. I didn't see the cover art until my brother found the CD in 1995. I still pop it in once in a while for nostalgia's sake. It sounds terrible. It sounds great! -Zip That's a cool story... 06-12-2003 18:58 Ron E Platyhelminth Registration Date: 03-12-2002 Posts: 5,610 Location: Central Ontario Canada First one I heard was Vox Humana. around 1990 First one I bought was either Let's Spin or DR EdDanTaylor. around 1990 FIrst DA I bought was Fearful Symmetry for 1.99 from a box under a bookshelf in a Florida Christian bookstore.around 1990 __________________ The opinion expressed is that of the participant and does not necessarily reflect that of Mr Dan Amos. But if it doesn't, he would be wrong. 06-12-2003 20:37 JR88 Disjasked Lerna Registration Date: 05-01-2003 Posts: 4,896 Location: The Earth Household. It's amazing to hear how many of you are fairly new listeners. Wow! I remember HD and Shotgun. HD was first for me and then we went backwards to Shotgun and DA. __________________ 06-12-2003 20:40 littlejon Normal Noggin Registration Date: 06-14-2003 Posts: 7 I still haven't bought one. I borrowed a copy of Wise Acres(is that the title? It is my favorite song) from a boy in the youth group I help out. The music is great! Which one should I buy first? 06-14-2003 00:39 dorfsmith Grand Encephalon Registration Date: 03-24-2002 Posts: 28,142 Location: Everybody needs a persicom You must have a copy of the motorcycle CD. All Terry's stuff is different but if I were you I'd start with Mr. Buchner's Dream because it has a good variety. Not as rock and roll as wise acres though. Songs Of The Heart might scare you away but then again DA does an awesome version of "I can't take my eyes off you" and it rocks. I honestly don't know where I would start if I was beginning again. I say just jump in and start buying everything. My First DA was shotgun angel. I stole the 8-track from my parents when I was about five and wore it out in my room. My parents had advanced to the cassette version by then and the 8-track player and 8-tracks were actually my toys to play with. __________________ http://www.google.com 06-14-2003 01:17 HEMISPHERICALHEADS Ceremonial Kernel Registration Date: 06-07-2003 Posts: 2,324 Location: Motor City Thread Starter quote: Originally posted by Ron E First one I heard was Vox Humana. around 1990 First one I bought was either Let's Spin or DR EdDanTaylor. around 1990 FIrst DA I bought was Fearful Symmetry for 1.99 from a box under a bookshelf in a Florida Christian bookstore.around 1990 That Florida bookstore did not happen to be Longs did it? That's where I found a cassette of "Vox" in the "get these out of this store!" bargin bin for 99 cents. That was awhile ago maybe '94 or so. Just last Christmas I was down there again visiting my brother and did the usual pilgramige to Longs. They had 5 copies of "GiftHorse" for $5.00 apiece. I was broke at the time so passed. I should have just bought them all. My brother ended up going back weeks later and got one. Also purchased "Nazarene" . 06-14-2003 12:16 dorfsmith Grand Encephalon Registration Date: 03-24-2002 Posts: 28,142 Location: Everybody needs a persicom I bought from Longs mail order catalog for years. __________________ http://www.google.com 06-14-2003 12:55 Pages (3): « previous 1 [2] 3 next » Tree Structure | Board Structure Jump to: Please select: -------------------- DA Related Discussion-- General Discussion-- Upcoming Releases-- CD & DVD Reviews-- Larry - Lucy I'm In LoveFAQs and Notices Daniel Amos Message Board » DA Related Discussion » General Discussion » First one. Forum Software: Burning Board 2.3.6, Developed by WoltLab GmbH