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Posted by Lost Canine on 08-18-2002 at21:47:
Sacred Cows
I just played Sacred Cows for one of my interns. He's not a Terry fan, yet, but he's going to be! He loved it! He enjoys "fun" music. He was a huge Stryper fan in the day. He loved "Sing Along Song." How about winning a fan over to Terry's music with Sacred Cows? Who'd of thunk it!
LK-9
Posted by John Foxe on 08-19-2002 at07:39:
Stryper?
Amazing, considering that's the one song I always skip over! Never could listen to it or sing along, and I guess that's the irony on Scared Cows anyway.
When I loan out the CD, reactions are varied, but invariably they always crack up over the C*rm*n tune. Sometimes at church we still get into stitches when someone walks by me and says with the lisp "Ttthatan, bite the duttttht!"
LOL!!!! Even "fundies" have a sense of humor!
Posted by Mark on 08-19-2002 at08:51:
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Originally posted by Lost Canine
I just played Sacred Cows for one of my interns. He's not a Terry fan, yet, but he's going to be! He loved it! He enjoys "fun" music. He was a huge Stryper fan in the day. He loved "Sing Along Song." How about winning a fan over to Terry's music with Sacred Cows? Who'd of thunk it!
LK-9
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That's funny
Posted by Lost Canine on 08-19-2002 at12:22:
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Originally posted by John Foxe
Amazing, considering that's the one song I always skip over! Never could listen to it or sing along, and I guess that's the irony on Scared Cows anyway.
When I loan out the CD, reactions are varied, but invariably they always crack up over the C*rm*n tune. Sometimes at church we still get into stitches when someone walks by me and says with the lisp "Ttthatan, bite the duttttht!"
LOL!!!! Even "fundies" have a sense of humor!
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Of course fundies have a sense of humor, and we're all in the family together. Yeah, he cracked up over the C-Man song too, how can one not?
LK-9
Posted by Author of the Post on 08-19-2002 at13:39:
My fave is "I Love crap Music," but for my friends I play "Baby, Baby"--because they actually know the original.
-- aotp
Posted by Andrew on 08-19-2002 at16:00:
My favourie is "Not for me"
It's so funny having a guy singing "He's not for me, He'll just want to change me"
I'd love to lip-sync that at a church concert and see the reactions (I'd be dressed and acting real camp) but I don't think I"ve got the guts to do so.
Posted by Dr Rich on 08-19-2002 at16:23:
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Originally posted by Andrew
My favourie is "Not for me"
It's so funny having a guy singing "He's not for me, He'll just want to change me"
I'd love to lip-sync that at a church concert and see the reactions (I'd be dressed and acting real camp) but I don't think I"ve got the guts to do so.
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that is too funny
that whole CD is great!
of course you have the songs in your head for weeks later
Posted by dorfsmith on 08-19-2002 at19:00:
I just played Sacred Cows for my parents and they loved it. They really enjoyed Big House. They hated it when that song was sung every Sunday at their Church.
Posted by BigDork on 08-19-2002 at21:04:
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Originally posted by dorfsmith
I just played Sacred Cows for my parents and they loved it. They really enjoyed Big House. They hated it when that song was sung every Sunday at their Church.
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well it is a Big Big House...
Posted by audiori on 08-19-2002 at22:22:
There is something real bizzare about the music behind "God Good Devil Bad" ....I like that. Sort of like a polka
gone melencholy punk... or I have no idea... and Terry's strange accent adds to that effect.
"God Goood, Debil Bad... its a elimentary truth..
da law of da land.. God Goood, Debil Bad... "
When I was a Teenager, our Music/Youth minister
used to be a C*rm*n, D&K and Al Denson fan and would
drag the youth kids to see such wonderful acts.
Frankly I was "More Miserable Than You'll ever Be"
The first time I heard "Sacred Cows" all I could do was
laugh that my favorite band was sort of displaying
the same attitude toward those songs as we had.
And the flip side, our Music/youth minister didn't
get DA or any of the music we liked at all.. he was
too shallow. (Don't even ask where he is now.)
jason t
Posted by Ron E on 08-19-2002 at22:31:
Where is he now?
Posted by dorfsmith on 08-20-2002 at18:46:
Yeah, where is he?
Posted by Dr Rich on 08-20-2002 at18:47:
Face down in the gutter I bet
Posted by Joey T. on 08-20-2002 at19:25:
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Originally posted by Dr Rich
Face down in the gutter I bet
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Posted by Dr Rich on 08-20-2002 at19:27:
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Originally posted by Joey T.
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Originally posted by Dr Rich
Face down in the gutter I bet
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we all know it's true!
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Posted by Dr Rich on 08-20-2002 at19:33:
sad truth?
oh wait....
Posted by wes berlin on 08-21-2002 at18:45:
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Originally posted by Dr Rich
Face down in the gutter I bet
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no. i just got up from there and i didn't see him.
Posted by BigDork on 08-21-2002 at18:46:
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Originally posted by wes berlin
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Originally posted by Dr Rich
Face down in the gutter I bet
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no. i just got up from there and i didn't see him.
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heh heh
Posted by Dr Rich on 08-22-2002 at12:51:
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Originally posted by wes berlin
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Originally posted by Dr Rich
Face down in the gutter I bet
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no. i just got up from there and i didn't see him.
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youre a funny one
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