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Posted by dennis on 01-10-2012 at04:08:

 

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Originally posted by joey big bite! big bite! big bite!

right?

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Posted by dennis on 01-10-2012 at04:09:

 

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Originally posted by Ron E The Island record from U2?

The Joshua Tree was #3.

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Posted by Ron E on 01-10-2012 at08:04:

 

Oh! I didn't go over there yesterday I was there the day before and it wasn't up...Well, that's pretty awesome...So Self-titled 77s isn't in the "bottom" 498?

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Posted by Ron E on 01-10-2012 at08:06:

 

actually the whole list is up now...just sayin'...

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Posted by dennis on 01-10-2012 at08:11:

 

it's pretty cool.
I can't believe D.A. didn't crack the top five.

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Posted by pegotico on 01-12-2012 at11:39:

 

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Originally posted by dennis it's pretty cool. I can't believe D.A. didn't crack the top five.

actually as I said it before the great achievement was making the 500 list, that definitely deserves a lot of credit, but the order , a joke

you see DA fearful symmetry at 274 which is bad but when you see mchammer at 239 then the joke starts, I could start listing many others that dont deserve being over FS but its a matter of opinion. He should definitely name it "My favorite CCM 500 albums of all time" . Other lists have DA on their top 10, logical sense. Terry being one of the greatest songwriter, with so many achievements!!!

DA DIDNT EVEN MAKE IT ON THE TOP 25 as it should have been, one made it I dont know how

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Posted by ftg3plus4 on 01-16-2012 at11:09:

 

I read somewhere (probably on this site) that Terry considered DF-BB the best DA album, but when he told people that they'd look at him strangely.

Well, I think it is the best. So there.

BTW, has anyone else ever noticed that for much of "Safety Net" the drums keep going in 4/4 while the other instruments play in 7/8? I know of nothing else like that in DA-dom, much less elsewhere in CCM.

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Posted by sondance on 01-16-2012 at20:37:

 

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Originally posted by ftg3plus4 BTW, has anyone else ever noticed that for much of "Safety Net" the drums keep going in 4/4 while the other instruments play in 7/8? I know of nothing else like that in DA-dom, much less elsewhere in CCM.

i like terry's account of the collaborative nature of the songwriting for DFBB.

don't know technically how to describe Ed's beat but you could think of the song as changing between 7/4 and 4/4, then Ed plays a 2/8 (snare in between beats rather than a true back beat) which fits both tempos without any hiccups... who cares, it's just cool that's what.