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Posted by jiminy on 01-13-2004 at07:48:

  Mnf Commentaries-

bd-
Before everyone starts the general ramble about all the great tunage-
let me say the art is BEAUTIFUL!
I love a sleeve that can be slid any which way into its tray- and it still comes out right!
You stepped up to a great plate there friend- the color scheme-information, commentary and hey- plus you threw in a little Biblio along the way!

Its professional and proud-
you ARE THE MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Marvelous job on your part BD-
but is what your hear any good?

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Posted by BigDork on 01-13-2004 at10:02:

 

too kind Mr Cricket.


and yes, I hear a bunch of good stuff on MNF!

BD

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Posted by dorfsmith on 01-13-2004 at11:11:

 

Great work everybody. I love every aspect of MNF.

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Posted by jiminy on 01-13-2004 at11:14:

 

Quite a lump- eh Mr D?
it has a sort of White Album Feel.......

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Posted by dorfsmith on 01-13-2004 at11:22:

 

Well, by golly it does

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Posted by jiminy on 01-13-2004 at12:03:

 

and Banos closing number beats "Goodnight" , one of my all time favorite songs L/Mc tunes-so thats saying a lot!

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Posted by dorfsmith on 01-13-2004 at12:06:

 

Joel is a great way to end a project like this...as well as a Dogs show

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Posted by Stuart Pedasso on 01-13-2004 at12:56:

 

Too bad the guy can't sing.

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Posted by jiminy on 01-14-2004 at21:23:

 

or play.
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...buahahahahahahahahahahahahah

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Posted by ™ on 01-15-2004 at01:58:

  we certainly lived up to the title

initial thoughts

if Carl Simmons was the pleasant surprise on Vol. 1

then I think jImInY gets it on Vol. 2 for his innovative rendition of Ribbons and Bows

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Wes and dw are tied in the "sounds most like Terry" catagory

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Theo's tracks're always a delight

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davis white and the glorious dregs! Woo hoo!-

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kudos to all~

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Posted by ™ on 01-15-2004 at02:02:

  Ps

-and i LUVZ those sound FX tracks!

(nice arranging BD)

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Posted by jiminy on 01-15-2004 at07:54:

 

dont cut yerself short there tm-
you got "sound FX " that give a man a downright chill.
(Thx for the compliment 2- but it tweren't all me.)

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Posted by dorfsmith on 01-15-2004 at12:11:

  RE: Ps

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Originally posted by ™ -and i LUVZ those sound FX tracks! (nice arranging BD)

I got the Truman Show for my wife for Christmas. I thought we were the only ones that liked it

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Posted by jiminy on 01-15-2004 at12:28:

 

I loved it-
(course I DO like Jim Carrey..)
just watched Bruce Almighty the other night (saw it at the theater)
what a great , subliminal message about Gods greatest giftl there kids-
I feel like I got it.
Very positive theme (in my book)

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Posted by Woggy on 01-15-2004 at12:40:

 

MNF!

Got mine...........haven't heard the whole thing yet, but what I HAVE heard is pretty darn special

And yea, I gotta agree on the artwork.................it's marvelous, BD. I can't imagine how long it must take you to put all those little factoids together, but you're so GOOD at it................nice, nice, nice

I'll comment more on the actual music a I listen..................


it's all just so fun, ain't it?

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Posted by jwaltb on 01-15-2004 at12:49:

 

Well, y'all definitely have me hankerin' to get my copy in!! Maybe today........ (course if I'da ordered earlier I might be listening right now like you guys). Sounds like an even better one than the first (if that's possible ;-) )

As for Truman and Bruce Almighty, liked 'em both. And I was afraid of what Bruce Almighty might be offering ( as far as message) but I thought it was pretty good.

Speaking of video and messages, has anyone caught any of the new Joan of Arcadia series? It's pretty much the one I look for each week now. They seem to do a good job of presenting a view of how God interacts in our lives on a daily basis. Hope they don't lose the vision.

JB

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Posted by dennis on 01-15-2004 at13:22:



can't wait to get mine too! )

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Posted by Captain Pedantic on 01-15-2004 at15:55:

 

quote:

Originally posted by jwaltb As for Truman and Bruce Almighty, liked 'em both. And I was afraid of what Bruce Almighty might be offering ( as far as message) but I thought it was pretty good.

The director of Bruce Almighty is a Christian and caught a lot of flak from soem Christians and a lot of praise from others.

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Posted by jwaltb on 01-15-2004 at19:12:

 

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It's here!! And what a project!!

First off, BD, great treatment of the project. It's simply awesome! And I think it's great that our tribute is also "tributary" in it's liner notes, etc. I'm definitely impressed.

So far I've heard about 4 1/2 tracks.......this thing ROCKS! I was really delighted and surprised to hear the CS Lewis quote to kick off Ghost Train - Great idea guys! Can't wait to hear the rest cuz I'm really impressed, and this far in has definitely left a BIG grin.

If you don't have it, GET IT. If it's coming already, you'll see what i mean.

Glad to be a part of it. WOO HOO!


JB

(hey I think I got this thing to work....)

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Posted by ™ on 01-16-2004 at03:13:

  Woah Nelly!

And let's not forget a big tip o' th' hat to all the little Phillies
that took part in this here DA/TST commemorative

Woggy's soundin' very Kate Bush-ish at times
(that's a compliment Woggins )

Can that brother & sister harmonize 'er what?