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Posted by dorfsmith on 06-30-2006 at17:44:

 

Sweet

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Posted by bigdork.2 on 06-30-2006 at19:06:

 

good stuff!!!!

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Posted by sondance on 06-30-2006 at21:32:

 

Gentlemen:
Thanks for posting this. Very gracious of you.
Looking forward to the coming CDs!
Ken

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Posted by Lur King on 07-01-2006 at09:41:

quote:

Originally posted by Audiori J Ok from the 1974 Jubals Last Band demo tape; Kenny Paxton' s: The Wrong Side of the Bed Blues Chuck Starnes': What Kind of Revolution For those with slow connections - streaming; The Wrong Side of the Bed Blues What Kind fo Revolution

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Posted by Lur King on 07-01-2006 at09:44:

  RE: Daniel Amos 30th Anniversary Edition

quote:

Originally posted by audiori

W W

this is a great set. looks great sounds great

Thank You

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Posted by bigdork.2 on 07-01-2006 at10:32:

 

I haven't played the first disc yet...

Is there any difference from the last re-issue of the CD?

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Posted by dorfsmith on 07-01-2006 at10:56:

 

William is an awesome song (but it always has been)

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Posted by Audiori J on 07-01-2006 at11:41:

 

First disc was remastered.

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Posted by dorfsmith on 07-01-2006 at13:58:

 

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Posted by bigdork.2 on 07-01-2006 at14:17:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Audiori J First disc was remastered.

then I will have to check it out

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Posted by sondance on 07-02-2006 at00:08:

 

listening as I type - never heard "You Can't Go Around the Cross" - absolutely a kicker!

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Posted by sondance on 07-02-2006 at00:17:

 

smilin' big - track 16 on bonus disc is from Jubal's concert at SJBC.
You may notice what appear to be some extra thumps on the bass drum - well no, that is Steve's big foot keeping time right next to the mic stand. I don't think we ever cured him of that, Lord knows we tried.
Either he figured it out later or Daniel Amos just nailed his feet to the stage.

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Posted by dorfsmith on 07-02-2006 at10:12:

 

quote:

Originally posted by sondance listening as I type - never heard "You Can't Go Around the Cross" - absolutely a kicker!

Great song

I learned that being an american does not make you a christian

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Posted by bigdork.2 on 07-02-2006 at11:30:

 

quote:

Originally posted by dorfsmith quote: Originally posted by sondance listening as I type - never heard "You Can't Go Around the Cross" - absolutely a kicker! Great song I learned that being an american does not make you a christian

I was thinking of several people on this board when that song came on...

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Posted by dorfsmith on 07-02-2006 at12:51:

 

And other boards

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Posted by audiori on 07-02-2006 at14:47:

 

We were thinking of certain folks when we put it on there actually... It would have went on anyway, but..

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Posted by dorfsmith on 07-02-2006 at18:44:

 

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Posted by bereal on 07-02-2006 at22:19:

 

Guys, you are just whetting my appetite! Hopefully I'll get mine soon.

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Posted by dorfsmith on 07-02-2006 at23:10:

 

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Posted by dshinoduh on 07-04-2006 at02:17:

 

As I am listening to this CD it takes me back to 1976. My first experience at a Calvary Chapel Saturday Night concert was the night DA released their debut album. It was still the days of the cowboy hats and Steve was still in the band. I never knew a group could be Christian and sound so good. It was my first exposure to Christian music. Tom Stipe came out and announced that the album would be on sale in the Chapel store and that night I left with my first ever Christian album. I played the grooves out of the thing. It is just great to hear "Don't Light Your Own Fire" (the live version really kicks and has the great Ed McTaggart on drums), "William", "Losers and Winners" and the matchless "Servant's Prayer". I forgot how good DA was right out of the gate. It's hard to imagine how the debut could have been better. It has aged more gracefully than any of the early/mid Maranatha stuff of the time--unlike Love Song and Mustard Seed Faith to name two. The only possible exception would be The Way. The key difference--DA IS STILL AROUND (sort of).