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Posted by BD on 07-24-2002 at19:28:

 

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Originally posted by Dr Rich quote: Originally posted by Joey T. I finally got to watch at least part of S & P last night. During the video for I've got an idea, my 3 yr old son was dancing all over the living room and saying I like this music. ) Then of course, 10 minutes later he ejected it and wanted to watch Blue's Clues.... did you get your DVD then?

I haven't yet!!!






(but I haven't checked my mail today )

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Posted by Joey T. on 07-24-2002 at19:32:

 

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Originally posted by Dr Rich [QUOTE]Originally posted by Joey T. I finally got to watch at least part of S & P last night. During the video for I've got an idea, my 3 yr old son was dancing all over the living room and saying I like this music. ) Then of course, 10 minutes later he ejected it and wanted to watch Blue's Clues....

quote:

did you get your DVD then?

Yep, he can eject dvd's. He ejected disk 1 of the Andy's Angels show the other day and put in a Blue's Clues disc. I'm still looking for that disc....

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Posted by BD on 07-24-2002 at19:40:

 

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Originally posted by Joey T. Yep, he can eject dvd's. He ejected disk 1 of the Andy's Angels show the other day and put in a Blue's Clues disc. I'm still looking for that disc....

let me know if you can't find it!!

that's the easy part to replace now, I'm out of the artwork and cases, but can burn another Disc if needed.


BD

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Posted by Joey T. on 07-24-2002 at19:43:

 

Thanks dood! I'll give it another week or so... )

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Posted by Author of the Post on 07-25-2002 at09:14:

 

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Originally posted by Joey T. Thanks dood! I'll give it another week or so... )

And I thought my little little brother was the only one who used "dood" with two "o"s. We're not by any chance related, are we?

-- taotp

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Posted by Joey T. on 07-26-2002 at14:29:

 

This film is the greatest religious video of our time!

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Posted by BD on 07-26-2002 at16:26:

 

still no DVD yet!

and no LITTLE,big either!!!!

what's the deal?






I ordered it the first day it was in the webstore!!







ok, I'm better now.....









I'll give it one more day
























sorry, just feeling a little left out, at least I got Direct and Say Your Prayers. I don't think I would have listened to them as much if I had LITTLE,big already.

If you haven't bought the new 77s or Mike Roe CDs, I recommend them both. )




BD

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Posted by anne on 07-26-2002 at16:54:

 

so BD, what are your thoughts on say your prayers and direct?
(obviously your overall reaction is favorable... how could it not be?)

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Posted by BD on 07-26-2002 at19:13:

 

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Originally posted by anne so BD, what are your thoughts on say your prayers and direct? (obviously your overall reaction is favorable... how could it not be?)

I go back and forth on which one I like more. They both have some very good songs on them.

Say Your Prayers:

The Itch is Back - an instant classic! The best Mike Roe song in years!

What Holds On - "I need to trust somehow, I'm busted and I know it now" - very nice

Sunshine Down - The question "is Mike married?" came up a short time ago on the board. I still don't know, but this song seems to be about family and a special someone and God shining on all. - another good tune

Sit In Silence - "Come sit in the silence of the Savior and his goodness right now" - all the songs show a more spiritual side of Mike that's not always right out in front of his music. There is also a "weird" bass riff at the end of this song.

20 Years Gone - A love song? This one makes me a little misty...I like this one allot.

Lutheran Hymn - This could be played at any worship service even with the banjo! I didn't know Mike had this kind of song in him.

Say Your Prayers - "say your prayers, day and night, morning sun, candle light, midnight moon, star shine bright. say your prayers make things right" only mike can say to "crack a beer" before praying or to pray in your underwear. Another instant classic!

Hobo Messiah - I've been around "hobos" my whole life, and I've grown a little hard towards them. This song is how I'd like to think my Dad looked at these lost lives. He ran a mission for 30 years... I still don't know how he did it. Thanks Mike.


The only drawback to this album is it's kind of a sleeper. I like all the songs allot but even my wife said "this is kind of mellow"

I burned a CD with Direct and SYP on it (cuz they both fit on one CD) but even Direct is not much of a rocker.


Direct:

Born on Separate Days - I don't know what it means, but I like it. This one should be a concert favorite.

Perfect - What else can be said, perfect. I have to admit that I didn't like it at first for some reason. But I drive 45 mins to work and back so I've had time to play these songs quite a bit. I like to put a single song on random so it will play over and over. "I'm ready to be hit with your love" beautiful!

Rosebud - no comments, need to listen to it a few more times

Dig My Heals - The reason I haven't played Rosebud much. I kept skipping ahead to this song. It may be my favorite off the entire album.

Lifeline - I like this song, but it sort of drags on a little. Needs a faster tempo or something. Very nice lyrics.

Take Your Mind Off It - No way to describe this song. It's the 77s! Another one I want to see this one live. None of the songs are hard rock, but they do have some great sounds to them.



BD

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Posted by Mark on 07-26-2002 at20:03:

 

Looks like you spent some time and put some real thoughts into your review. I have both but I still need to listen more to take it all in. Both are very mellow compared to prior work.

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Posted by Mark on 07-26-2002 at20:08:

 

Right now I'm listening to Vigilantes Of Love - Resplendent (Audibly Live). Good stuff!

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Posted by BD on 07-26-2002 at21:19:

 

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Originally posted by Mark Looks like you spent some time and put some real thoughts into your review. I have both but I still need to listen more to take it all in. Both are very mellow compared to prior work.

I just played them as I was typing.

It helped quite a bit.

BD

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Posted by BigDork on 08-09-2002 at15:42:

 

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Originally posted by BD quote: Originally posted by John Foxe Maybe I have too much time on my hands if I can ask this question. Maybe I'm a little dense or getting blind in my old age. Just who is that guy playing their manager (Morty Allen?) on S&P? Anyone know? WHO IS THIS GUY? MORTY ALLEN

really, who is this guy!!!

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Posted by Dr Rich on 08-09-2002 at16:46:

 

somebody real "frenchin'"

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Posted by Author of the Post on 08-11-2002 at13:34:

 

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Originally posted by Dr Rich somebody real "frenchin'"

I can't believe you used the word "frenchin'".

-- aotp

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Posted by Dr Rich on 08-13-2002 at13:43:

 

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Originally posted by Author of the Post quote: Originally posted by Dr Rich somebody real "frenchin'" I can't believe you used the word "frenchin'". -- aotp

I was just quoting the DVD

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Posted by Joey T. on 08-14-2002 at11:54:

 

I finally watched the part where Terry carries around the cut-out of Pat R. at C-Stone. LOL funny! I need to go to the fest someday....

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Posted by Mark on 08-14-2002 at12:15:

 

Have a lot of you been to Cornerstone?

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Posted by John Foxe on 08-14-2002 at12:57:

  Yep

Ive been there 5x in the last 6 years, plus a double-dip with Lifest. Only sorry I didn't come sooner. Yeah, if you can beat the heat and occasional (what my boy calls) "Cornerstone poo mud" smell, I'd encourage everyone to come.

It's not just Terry iterations and relations, but the people and the whole atmosphere that appeals to me.

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Posted by Mark on 08-14-2002 at12:58:

 

I've never been but would like to.