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Posted by Theo on 08-09-2003 at18:42:

  Suffer the Children

So I'm in my new home enjoying my new stereo and fact I can crank it up. I que into "Suffer the Children." Now that I can relax (ya'all know what I'm talking about?!?!?!) I am able to enjoy the fruit o' ministry of this labor in an entirely new way.

For instance it is pure genius to have remastered that live version of "Faces to the window" by DA. Think about the overall expression of this mission. Now add that rockin' and sassy DA number. I'm grateful for it.

If you don't have it, may I humbly suggest you buy it with CAACONAA or as an after thought. It stands on its own and the proceeds also go to CF research.

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Posted by wes berlin on 08-09-2003 at18:47:

 

"suffer the children" is a beautiful work of art.

i never think of it as the "prequel" but as the companion to caaconaa.


buy them both....and often!

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Posted by .backs. on 08-09-2003 at19:26:

 

i'm going to listen to my copy this evening.

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Posted by audiori on 08-09-2003 at22:19:

 

Yup, a lot of great artists and great songs for a great cause. Anyone who hasn't should pick these up.

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Posted by zippetydoodaddy on 08-10-2003 at13:50:

  Sho 'nuff

And, those of you lucky enough to attend the Chatsworth show got to enjoy the deep rumblings of Suffer The Children's own Jeff Elbel. He's a gracious and groovy musician and he's featured on said album, so go get it!!





















ye swabs.

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Posted by Theo on 08-20-2003 at00:18:

  bump

just cause I like the Audiori's chiming in with their pleasant comment!

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Posted by baxter on 08-20-2003 at02:10:

 

Ring his chimes again, Audioris!