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Posted by Mark on 11-22-2002 at12:20:

I've never seen DA live.

Crying

Posted by baxter on 11-22-2002 at12:23:

Crying

i think i'd rather be a virgin, Mark.

but don't tell the goat lady...

Posted by Mark on 11-22-2002 at12:26:

But Jim might be happy

Posted by baxter on 11-22-2002 at12:29:

true...

BUT DO I EXIST TO MAKE THAT MAN HAPPY??!?

Posted by Mark on 11-22-2002 at12:32:

Uuhhhhh

NO!

Posted by baxter on 11-22-2002 at13:14:

what a relief! Big Grin

Posted by brdhsnyrsoul on 11-22-2002 at16:29:

I saw the lost dogs once after their first CD came out, but that's been my only opportunity to see Mr. Taylor.

Posted by dennis on 11-24-2002 at14:09:

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Originally posted by brdhsnyrsoul
I saw the lost dogs once after their first CD came out, but that's been my only opportunity to see Mr. Taylor.

I saw the Lost Dogs, but it was a duo, Mike & Terry.

Posted by baxter on 11-24-2002 at15:13:

i saw them as a trio once when they were still a quartet.

it was the first time we drove all the way to Cornerstone. Terry was ill and stayed in Ca. we were very disappointed at first but were then positively overwhelmed by the cornerstone experience. Adam Again was amazing that year.

Posted by Joey T. on 11-24-2002 at15:15:

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Originally posted by baxter
Crying

i think i'd rather be a virgin, Mark.

but don't tell the goat lady...

Posted by Buffalo on 11-27-2002 at03:51:

I've only seen DA twice.

1st: At Westmont College; early '80's; Alarma material. (They played "I'm On Your Team" and said it would be on their next album.) I was blown away by Jerry Chamberlain on guitar; he's still my favorite DA guitarist. Every song he played on I liked it the first time I heard it.

Last, and best overall: The Amos and Randy Show; also early 80's. What can you say about seeing your top two favorites, and not just 'singly' but together! Wow! Smile

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Posted by dennis on 11-27-2002 at10:33:

wow!

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Originally posted by baxter
Crying

i think i'd rather be a virgin, Mark.

but don't tell the goat lady...

Posted by dennis on 11-27-2002 at10:34:

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Originally posted by baxter
i saw them as a trio once when they were still a quartet.

it was the first time we drove all the way to Cornerstone. Terry was ill and stayed in Ca. we were very disappointed at first but were then positively overwhelmed by the cornerstone experience. Adam Again was amazing that year.

DA without Terry?
Who sang???

Posted by brdhsnyrsoul on 11-27-2002 at11:24:

DA without Terry. That's an oxymoron.

Posted by baxter on 11-27-2002 at15:04:

i am not a moron! just a little slow...

it was the Dogs (were the Dogs?), not DA.

Posted by brdhsnyrsoul on 11-27-2002 at15:18:

ahhh - you saw a different three-legged dog.

Posted by baxter on 11-27-2002 at15:20:

u r right doggone it.

Posted by EdHead on 11-27-2002 at16:03:

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Originally posted by dennis

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Originally posted by baxter
Crying

i think i'd rather be a virgin, Mark.

but don't tell the goat lady...

That does sound bad, Mark, if ya think about it too long...

Posted by morimoto on 11-27-2002 at17:32:

I saw Da/Swirling Eddies in concert one time in'90 at Cornerstone. The first half was the Eddies followed by the DA set. It was the first year of the Eddies. Terry & Co. came out all dressed in thier own costumes. I remember Terry wearing a really big hat, and I think Rob wore a dress and Mctaggart was some sort of caveman, can't remember what the others were. After that set they changed clothes and did an amazing DA set. Randy Stonehill came on stage to sing the Animal's song "we gotta get out of this place" with the band because it was so hot in that metal building.

Posted by Mark on 11-27-2002 at19:00:

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Originally posted by EdHead

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Originally posted by dennis

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Originally posted by baxter
Crying

i think i'd rather be a virgin, Mark.

but don't tell the goat lady...

That does sound bad, Mark, if ya think about it too long...

What's thinking?