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Preachers From Outer Space - Live In Concert 1978 is released.
Album Info
Terry co-produced Paul Aldrich’s The History Of God And Man.
Terry Taylor is featured in Syndicate Magazine. “Terry Taylor: He Won't Go Away”
February 27, 1994
Maxwell Donovan is born to Tim & Maria Chandler.
Spring 1994
Volume 4, Issue 6 of "Vertigo", the Swirling Eddies Spinning Vortex Fun Club Newsletter is mailed out to the DA fan club.
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April 1994
Bibleland
DA’s BibleLand is released.
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Album Info & Lyrics
Terry: "We had done this production thing ('MotorCycle'), so we decided to go back in and do some really sloppy, four piece, five-piece band stuff. Make it practically a live recording. Just throw some caution to the wind and see what comes out of it. I think there are some successful things. It's probably the closest we'll get to punk." (1996)
BibleLand is an actual amusement park close to Palm Springs. The album was recorded live in studio (“most of the tracks are first takes”).
On the song “Theo’s Logic”, there is a line that says, “Had a quarter in my pocket, I pumped way too much gas. Like those bread and fishies, my little quarter turned to cash.” That's a true story that happened to Terry.
Illustrations for the liner notes for the album were done by the Neverhood's Douglas TenNapel.
Terry: "The references to (LA Dodgers sportscaster Vin) Scully (in "Bakersfield") are there because my grandfather was the guy who always had Vin Scully on the radio in his garage when I was a kid. Inside his garage, the wallpaper was all baseball players and football players, that sort of thing. It's just one of those images that stayed with me. Of course, that's why I became a Dodger fan. Those were the days when we would all go down to the old Coliseum and see Duke Snyder, Sandy Koufax, and Don Drysdale play; all those old Brooklyn boys." (Source: Jeff Elbel “An Interview With Terry Taylor”, True Tunes News - Summer 1994)
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April 21-23, 1994
The Lost Dogs trio of Eugene/Taylor/Roe perform at the Ichthus Festival in Wilmore, KY. Burleigh Drummond played drums and ragamuffin Rick Elias played bass.
Early 1994
Zoom Daddy
The Swirling Eddies’ Zoom Daddy (also recorded live in studio) is released.
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Album Info & Lyrics
Zoom Daddy is basically just Terry, Tim, and Dave Raven in the studio, with a few overdubs done by the rest of the Eddies.
Terry: "With Swirling Eddies, Tim, Dave Raven, and I would go into the studio. We'd set up the drums, guitar, and bass and just start making stuff up. The first song that we did was “Zoom Daddy,” the title track. Frontline said that they needed a song for a sales conference. I did have a vocal mike up in the studio, so while I was playing with the tracks, I could shout out instructions. “Bridge!” or “chorus!” or whatever. For some reason, when it came to the chorus, I started singing “zoom daddy,” don't ask me why I did, but I did. Tim was always encouraging me. He would ask, “Why are you singing Zoom Daddy?” I would go, “I have no idea.” Then he would say, “That's great! That's the song title!”
Like DA's MotorCycle, The Album was dedicated to Mark Heard.
Early album titles include "Oh Ye Of Earth Are Stupid", which was the working title as early as November of '93.
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Summer 1994
Terry Taylor is featured in True Tunes Magazine. “An Interview with Terry Taylor”
(The Lost Dogs in Charleston, SC 1994, courtesy of Jenni Smith, Heather and Hazel Devera)
Volume 1, Issue 1 of "DAylight" is mailed out. "DAylight" is a "fan" made newsletter featuring articles and information about DA.
July 2, 1994
The Lost Dogs perform in Bushnell, Illinois at Cornerstone.
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July 7-9, 1994
The Lost Dogs perform in Willmar, MN. at Sonshine Festival.
September 1994
CCM Magazine Reviews "BibleLand".
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