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Terry: Well, there wasn't any (rap) on the Christian labels. We do a kids thing, we see it as appealing to 7 and 9 year olds. No one was doing it. We just brainstormed a little bit, Rob (Watson) and Doug (Doyle) and I, we were just looking for something to do, something to work on, we did it and then didn't that much about it, and it was successful. Don't ask me why. We thought, no one will take this seriously, we're just doing it for kids, a little Bible story kind of thing. Megamouth was kind of the same thing. We looked at it that way." (Source: Brian Quincy Newcomb in “The HRS-Terry Taylor Interview Part Three”)  Tim: "we were touring in this old beat up converted school bus. dave hackbarth (who has since lost a lot of weight) was driving, and was a very large man at the time. we were heading home, just coming into that downhill stretch going into las vegas. we must've been going at least 60 when the right front wheel came completely off. some of us were laying on top of pa speakers in the back because there wasn't enough room for all of us (band and crew) to sit up front together at any one time (someone was always in the back on top of the pa equipment.) If the bus had turned over I would be dead right now. when the wheel came off, big huge dave had to *stand* and put all his weight into it to hold the wheel and keep the bus straight. we finally came to a stop, piled out and looked at what was left of the hub, which was in a half moon and on fire. we turned to see the wheel still going, hauling ass off into the desert, kicking up a cloud of dust. We were all so exhausted, we got into rental cars and on plane flights and just left the bus there. I owe my life to dave hackbarth!" Early 1985 January 11, 1985 March 6, 1985  March 24, 1985 April 13, 1985 April 16, 1985 April 17, 1985 April 19, 1985 April 22, 1985 April 26, 1985 View Set List April 27, 1985 May 2, 1985 May 3, 1985 May 4, 1985 June 1985 June 20-22, 1985 View Set List June 28 & 29, 1985     (Photos taken in Edmonton, Alberta Canada, courtesy of Davo)DA: "the best we expected was to Gape at the house from the street for awhile, Then slosh back to town in our damp garments. Our morale had reached an all-time low. Then Terry’s brother, Randy, struck upon the idea of knocking on the door. Of course! At best, the man would invite us in out of The rain. At worst, he would be scared of our Appearance and tell us to go away." Michael Apichella: "Our next door neighbor Zena Gibbs warned us that over the years C.S. Lewis pilgrims regularly turned up at The Kilns, hoping to get a glimpse of their literary hero's home. Her warning proved apt: As winter turned to spring, more and more people knocked on our door asking if they could see the house. No doubt word spread that the current occupants of The Kilns were a friendly if not naive couple who rarely turned anyone away—not even the men wearing the fluorescent orange jump suits who were cutting across our front lawn single file. Opening an upstairs window, I called down, "Who are you?" "We're the Daniel Amos Band from Santa Ana, California. We play Christian rock 'n' roll. Is this really where C.S. Lewis lived?" Minutes later they sat around our table telling stories of how Lewis's books had helped them find faith in Christ." DA: "Things immediately took a turn for the Better. The man invited us in and before we Knew it, we were sipping tea in C.S. Lewis’ Drawing room." August 15-17, 1985 September 21, 1985 September 28, 1985 November 29, 1985 View Set List Late 1985 
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