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Posted by Dr Rich on 12-12-2002 at16:41:

  MBD #2 disc

I know this has been posted on before, but that 2nd disc on MBD just blows me away. I would say it's as good as dfbb!

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Posted by Joey T. on 12-12-2002 at16:43:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Dr Rich I would say it's as good as dfbb!

Must you tell such pretty little lies?

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Posted by EdHead on 12-12-2002 at16:45:

  Ya know...

My wife even likes it!...

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Posted by Tyler Durden on 12-12-2002 at17:18:

 

This disk is better than all of the overrated Wilco and Beck releases. Yet the reviewers only talk about those two albums. Wilco and Beck are better than what is out there, but please.

It is a crime and a shame that MBD didn't land Daniel Amos on the cover of Rolling Stone.

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Posted by dorfsmith on 12-12-2002 at19:07:

 

Daniel Amos is too good for rolling stone. I've lost respect for them. Not as bad as CCM magazine though.

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Posted by Joey T. on 12-12-2002 at19:08:

 

quote:

Originally posted by dorfsmith Daniel Amos is too good for rolling stone. I've lost respect for them. Not as bad as CCM magazine though.

I was going to make some sort of similar comment when that was said.... For the most part, only sell-out bands are on the cover of sell-out magazines.....

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Posted by mannequin wright on 12-13-2002 at02:26:

 

I'll have you know that Sandy Patty once graced the cover of CCM! Put her in your pipe!

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Posted by John Foxe on 12-13-2002 at06:22:

  Who?

Who? Sandy Patty?

Oh yeah, the hamburger at the beach...

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Posted by John Foxe on 12-13-2002 at06:28:

  Yeah

MBD #2 really shines, and it nearly stands on its own.

Plus it has one of my all time my favorite tunes - Fingertips. It's a little weird, though. A few of you don't like the song. I practically fell off my chair, though, when I heard it the first time.

It's also cool that to this day MBD still regularly spins in my players.

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Posted by jiminy on 12-13-2002 at08:34:

  agreed

MBD really is
a "Work that wont go away"

Rumor has it
the DAMBit will give you the same kind of draw-
it plays
over and over and over..................
jimINy

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Posted by dorfsmith on 12-13-2002 at08:57:

 

quote:

Originally posted by John Foxe Who? Sandy Patty? Oh yeah, the hamburger at the beach...

Now come on. Pat Boone dedicated a few of his radio shows to her. She also cheated on her husband. She must be a hottie.

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Posted by DaLe on 12-13-2002 at09:05:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Dr Rich I know this has been posted on before, but that 2nd disc on MBD just blows me away. I would say it's as good as dfbb!

My MBD #2 disc is Better than yours

It opens w/ "Nowhere is Someplace" ( thanks BD )
http://artists.mp3s.com/artist_song/1709/1709596.html
& does not have dead space after "And So it Goes"
& the "Nonsence end stuff" ( thanks to mp3 clipper )

BTW I do own the original CD Too...

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Posted by Jim Muglia on 12-13-2002 at11:47:

 

The line "I wonder if the devil's laughing" has been gnawing at (i.e. convicting) me the last couple days. Trying to remember which song that was? Actually "Pregnant Pause", I believe. I agree, its an incredible disc.
Jim

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Posted by Mark on 12-13-2002 at11:58:

 

Great CD

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Posted by Joey T. on 12-13-2002 at15:01:

 

quote:

Originally posted by dorfsmith She also cheated on her husband. She must be a hottie.

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Posted by DaLe on 12-13-2002 at15:28:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Joey T. quote: Originally posted by dorfsmith She also cheated on her husband. She must be a hottie.

definitely NoT a hottie.
but a kinda of cool website...
http://www.sandipatty.com

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Posted by brdhsnyrsoul on 12-13-2002 at15:56:

 

I like it. Not the Sandy Patty stuff - Disc 2

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Posted by arcticsunburn on 12-14-2002 at00:12:

 

It hasn't drawn me in to any great extent yet.

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Posted by dorfsmith on 12-14-2002 at11:24:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Joey T. quote: Originally posted by dorfsmith She also cheated on her husband. She must be a hottie.

Simply sarcasm on my part.

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Posted by arcticsunburn on 12-15-2002 at19:56:

 

quote:

Originally posted by arcticsunburn It hasn't drawn me in to any great extent yet.

But I am listening to it again.