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UnderDawg 
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Location: Magnolia, TX
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Ritchie_az
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Registration Date: 07-02-2008
Posts: 2,139
Location: Arizona
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First DA: Preachers from Outer Space
First 77's: Sticks and Stones
First Choir (well, it was Youth Choir): Voices In Shadows/Shades of Grey (they were on one CD).
First (and sadly, only) Adam Again: Homeboys
First SE...well, I purchased Meat The Farm Beatles, and didn't know what the heck I got, and, regrettably, sold it (how foolish I was!), but otherwise: The Midget, The Speck and The Molecule.
First Lost Dogs: Real Men Cry
First Terry Taylor: John Wayne
First Steve Hindalong (I know, there's only one): Skinny
First Mike Roe: It's For You
Am I missing anything?
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Matt K
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Registration Date: 05-03-2002
Posts: 98
Location: Traverse City, Michigan
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DA: MBD
LD: Real Men Cry
SE: Berry Vest/Zoom Daddy
77s: Golden Field....
Terry: John Wayne
I should point out that the first time I heard the Choir was on an old Tattoo records sampler that had tracks from "Free Flying Soul". I think the other band/artist on the sampler was Common Children, and Christine Glass.
Also, the very very first Terry Taylor related album I had was (GASP!) The Rap-sures old testament crap. Of course I didn't realize until many many years later the connection. I was quite schocked.
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Captain Pedantic
Official Impasto
Registration Date: 12-18-2002
Posts: 2,686
Location: "This calls for a very special blend of psychology and extreme violence." - Vyvian - The Young Ones
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DA: Fearful Symmetry
SE: Outdoor Elvis
Terry: Knowledge and Innocence
LD: Scenic Routes
77's: Tom tom Blues
The Choir: Chase the Kangaroo
Hindalong: skinny
Derri: A few unfinished songs
Mike Roe: The boat ashore
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08-01-2009 16:26 |
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Ritchie_az
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Registration Date: 07-02-2008
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Location: Arizona
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"77s: Actually don't own one!"
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DrDanAmos
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Registration Date: 09-06-2003
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Location: Kansas City
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Ain't it a shame!?!??!
Ok, which 77s album should I start with? Which one is the best intro to the group?
OH, WAIT!!!!!!!!!!! I just remembered. I BOUGHT "HOLY GHOST BUILDING". So I guess that's my first 77s album. Still, which one would you suggest? |
I would recommend Sticks and Stones. Trying to get it at a fair price can be difficult...used copies can command a high dollar amount, but you can get a good deal if you shop around.
Drowning with Land in Sight is often said to be a fan favorite, as is Pray Naked. Both are essential classics.
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08-02-2009 01:38 |
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wes berlin
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Registration Date: 03-18-2002
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da: horrendous disc
77's: ping pong over the abyss
youth choir: voices in the shadows
lost dogs: scenic routes
adam again: in a new world of time
terry taylor: knowledge and innocence
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08-01-2009 23:55 |
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wayneb
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Registration Date: 04-24-2002
Posts: 1,309
Location: New Zealand
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DA: Horrendous disc
Eddies: Let's Spin
77's: Ping Pong (when it was first released)
TST: Knowledge and Innocence
LD: Scenic Routes
AA: Dig
Choir: Circle Slide
Mike: Safe as Milk
All will be on my playlist over the next few weeks...
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peawinkel
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Registration Date: 03-24-2005
Posts: 2,018
Location: Alabaster, AL
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DA: Horrendous Disc
77s: Ping Pong Over The Abyss
Adam Again: In A New World Of Time
Swirling Eddies: Let's Spin
Choir: Wide-Eyed Wonder
TST: John Wayne
Lost Dogs: Green Room Serenade: Part One
Roe: Safe As Milk (curdled)
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jamespop
Luteous Llama
Registration Date: 03-18-2002
Posts: 359
Location: Rocky Top, Tennessee
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DA: Alarma / Doppleganger (bought the lp's for a buck each.)
77's: Pray Naked
Adam Again: 10 Songs by Adam Again
Swirling Eddies: Let's Spin (Although OE was the TST project that first hooked me into the band.)
Choir: Speckled Bird
TST: A Briefing for the Ascent / Knowledge and Innocence
Lost Dogs: Scenic Routes
Mike Roe: Safe as Milk (the Unleaded version)
Hindalong: Skinny
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08-03-2009 07:46 |
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Jimmy Brown
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Registration Date: 06-26-2007
Posts: 1,425
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Daniel Amos: Doppleganger
77s: um, none, but I have seen them live, unlike any others on the list.
Adam Again: Homeboys
Swirling Eddies: Let's Spin
(Youth) Choir: Voices in Shadow (wish I still had that LP)
TST: Knowledge and Innocence
Lost Dogs: Scenic Routes
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08-03-2009 08:15 |
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MarkyMark77
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Registration Date: 10-11-2002
Posts: 512
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DA: MBD (It took me a LONG time to get into DA)
77's: Pray Naked
Adam Again: Dig
Swirling Eddies: The Berry Vest of...
Choir: Circle Slide
TST: John Wayne
Lost Dogs: LRRH
Mike Roe: Safe as Milk (the Unleaded version)
Hindalong: Skinny
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brother joel
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Registration Date: 03-03-2007
Posts: 296
Location: Bernville, PA
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Well, I went into Insight Christian Bookstore and wanted to buy something. I bought some arena rock cd and then I pawed through the sale bin and picked out "Let's Spin." Being intrigued by the cover because I wanted to be into anything that appeared artsy at the time, I purchased it. Upon driving home I put it in the tape deck and my mom thought someone was screaming nearby because of the opening sequence. Being that I was still heavily into arena rock at the time I only listened to the tape every so often. About a year later I picked up a sampler called wal paper that had "Hole in the World" "Scenic Routes" "Dig" and "Nuts for You" on it. Enjoying all these songs I decided to seek out the albums they were on. I purchased "Dig" and "Motorcycle" at this time. It was not until some time later that I discovered the connection between Daniel Amos and the Swirling Eddies.
SE: Let's Spin
DA: Motorcycle
Adam Again: Dig
The Choir: Speckled Bird
The Lost Dogs: Little Red Riding Hood
77's: ep (even though I knew of the 77s I did not make them a purchasing priority, probably because my brother did and I always listened to his music when I could tolerate it--in our younger years he listened to Vengence Rising and the Lead.)
Terry Scott Taylor: A Briefing for the Ascent
Mike Roe: Safe As Milk
The Rapsures: Loud Proud and Born Again (my mom got it off Amazon this past Christmas as a funny gift)
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Mountain Fan
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Registration Date: 10-09-2003
Posts: 14,224
Location: NC, Alive and Kicking, BOBD
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Hard to remember exactly ... got into Lost Dogs first, after Scenic Routes came out, so some "firsts" for me were after the fact of actual release ...
First purchases:
LD - Scenic Routes cassette
AA - Dig cassette
DA - Motorcycle cassette
Subsequent purchases:
TST - John Wayne CD
Choir - Love Songs and Prayers CD
Eddies - Zoom Daddy CD
can't remember the actual first for sure because i got several about the same time
77s - Tom Tom Blues cassette probably
Mike Roe - Safe As Milk uncurdled CD, It's For You CD or maybe The Boat Ashore CD
got a bunch more stuff when i could get it for reasonable prices.
don't care that much for AA before Dig, although I think I have all their stuff now. too slow and dance-like.
don't care as much for DA new wave stuff but it's OK. like early and later stuff with less keyboards better.
don't care that much for TST solo before John Wayne. again, kinda slow and/or too much keyboards.
currently, i think Mike and 77s are still in fine form, although i long for some original rockin' material again. the rest of the Lost Dogs - related entities are kinda winding down imho.
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tchandler
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alright, wait just a minute.
berger, you're saying that John Wayne made a solo record called "Terry Taylor"? like, it was a reciprocal thing? wasn't John Wayne passed away by then? and you're saying that John wayne actually played music?...
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Berger Roy Al
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Registration Date: 02-14-2003
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SHUT UP CNHANGGKLERL! YOU DON'T NO!!! YOU HAS NEVER KNOWED KNOW LOGGKK... KNOW LUVGK... YOU ggkkk.... has never knowed no lovve like what Lou Pinella, John Waiyyne and I has never knowed!!!
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