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Posted by Mountain Fan on 01-05-2009 at10:51:

 

quote:

Originally posted by dennis I got my copy of the DFBB re-issue in the mail yesterday and it looks and sounds great. I enjoyed the interviews on the CD and the thoughts from all the band in the booklet. I always kinda wondered if "Divine Instant" was about sex, cuz it sure seemed like it was, and the music always struck me as "porn-tastic" so it there ya have it. I say anyone who enjoys this record should buy this re-issue. It fits into my DFBB collection nicely. I think this is my 5th copy!

I have always said Divine Instant was my favorite song on there!

Divine Instant
from the album "Darn Floor - Big Bite"
Words and Music by Terry Taylor, Tim Chandler, and Greg Flesch
©1987 Broken Songs (ASCAP)

Where there are no things, there is no time
I see space existing only where there are things

But we find ourselves here, It's the right time for love
In this divine instant we are time standing still

Had nothing past there would be no past time
Had nothing existed there would be no future

Yes, we found ourselves there, felt enduring desire
In that divine instant we heard eternity whisper

I hear the clock on the wall, I see the skull beneath the skin

We find ourselves here, It's the right time for love
In this divine instant we are time standing still

Can't fight this will to live and love
To always need you, die in your arms

Yes, we found ourselves there, felt enduring desire
In that divine instant we heard eternity whisper

Yes, we find ourselves here, It's the right time for love
In this divine instant we are time standing still

We are time standing still...

We are time standing still...

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Posted by dennis on 01-06-2009 at15:38:

 

Been listening to DFBB in the car this week.
Still the best record of all time in my book.

I love the extras! What a real treat this set is!

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Posted by joey on 01-06-2009 at16:11:



what the good doctor said...

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Posted by wakachiwaka on 01-06-2009 at18:35:

 

Well, he's not a REAL doctor...





















(...but he plays one on TV.)

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Posted by joey on 01-06-2009 at18:58:



he's a "spin" doctor..........

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Posted by Ritchie_az on 01-06-2009 at19:06:

 

Or a proctolo--oh, never mind

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Posted by dennis on 01-06-2009 at19:56:

  I may not be a real Doctor...

...but I know good music, by gum!

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Posted by Ritchie_az on 01-06-2009 at20:59:

 

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...but I know good music, by gum!

Very true. You do have a good taste in music.

Or is that tasty music???

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Posted by servantsteve on 01-07-2009 at07:42:

 

I'm a doctor and I have got to agree. DFBB is awesome. My 6 year old loves the first 3 songs, but he loves DFBB the most. I remove any other CD and put that in, cue up #3 and put it on repeat when he gets in the car to go to school.

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Posted by Ritchie_az on 01-07-2009 at08:50:

 

That's funny. My 13-month-old really likes Safety Net. I do the same as you except with track #5.

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Posted by joey on 01-07-2009 at09:30:



i've told this story before...............but
when my son was about 2 he kept singing over and over big bite, big bite!
when i got him out of his car seat, he bit me!!!

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Posted by servantsteve on 01-07-2009 at10:11:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Ritchie_az That's funny. My 13-month-old really likes Safety Net. I do the same as you except with track #5.

At 13 months, that's some excellent musical taste.

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Posted by dennis on 01-07-2009 at10:19:

quote:

Originally posted by joey i've told this story before...............but when my son was about 2 he kept singing over and over big bite, big bite! when i got him out of his car seat, he bit me!!!

But what did he do to "darn" the floor?

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Posted by Ritchie_az on 01-07-2009 at10:33:

 

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At 13 months, that's some excellent musical taste.

She likes The Incredible Shrinking Man a lot too. And Kansas and Proto-Kaw (but not Neal Morse, though). She also likes Kirk Franklin and Yolanda Adams.
It's funny, though. Our cell phone plays MP3's so we have a bunch of songs on there. We have it play "random" and then let her carry it around (because she loves music). Anyway, one time, after a few songs had played, Steven Curtis Chapman comes on and she throws the phone and starts fussing.
Yeah, that's daddy's girl.

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Posted by Ritchie_az on 01-07-2009 at10:34:

 

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But what did he do to "darn" the floor?

Yuck! I've been there before...not with a child, but with dogs. Man, darn floor!

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Posted by dennis on 01-07-2009 at11:10:

quote:

Originally posted by Ritchie_az Anyway, one time, after a few songs had played, Steven Curtis Chapman comes on and she throws the phone and starts fussing.

What a good kid!

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Posted by servantsteve on 01-07-2009 at12:37:

 

Forget good taste, she's absolutely brilliant!

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Posted by dennis on 01-07-2009 at12:56:

 

Indeed.

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Posted by joey on 01-07-2009 at13:12:

quote:

Originally posted by dennis quote: Originally posted by joey i've told this story before...............but when my son was about 2 he kept singing over and over big bite, big bite! when i got him out of his car seat, he bit me!!! But what did he do to "darn" the floor?

he just hit a big spoon on the floor for that.......

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Posted by jiminy on 02-07-2009 at19:31:

  hey hey hey!!!!!!

let me dust off this thread-

got my copy of DFBB this morn - (mail miscommunication had kept me waiting patient- so it was neat to see- WHoa - its here!) - and though I have to wait to rip it-
I HAD to open it up n glance at the overall appearance-

WOW_ very well done- love the color splash - wonderful booklet-(I'll savor the reading later)
you guys just seemed to pull out all stops- regretable this is one of many many overlooked wonder works.-but for those of us who recall:
You guys lift it right back up there- give it as big a presentation as we all remember from the day.