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Posted by PassingInterest on 05-13-2015 at10:50:

  Two Alarma Tour Photos

A Daniel Amos sighting outside Apocalypse Records in Columbus Ohio 81-82 time frame.

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Daniel Amos inside Apocalypse Records with me on the left and the store owner--Tom Flowers in the purple shirt.

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Posted by Jimmy Brown on 05-13-2015 at11:17:



Very cool! Is that really Tim on the right?

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Posted by ftg3plus4 on 05-13-2015 at11:36:

 

Looks like him to me.

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Posted by PuP on 05-13-2015 at11:58:

 

If only I would have known who they were back then...

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Posted by PassingInterest on 05-13-2015 at12:36:

 

Yes, that is Tim Chandler on the right--Jerry, Terry, store owner Tom, Ed and Tim.

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Posted by joey on 05-13-2015 at15:03:

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Originally posted by PuP If only I would have known who they were back then...

i was 13, i don't think i would have cared..
although, i loved vox humana at 16 when i discovered the guys.. love the early stuff now, even the cowboy hats..

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Posted by PassingInterest on 05-13-2015 at15:18:

 

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Originally posted by PuP If only I would have known who they were back then...

That's what time-travel is for!

Well worth the trip. They put on a great show!

Bring me back a DA pin, I think I lost mine. I had it on in the second photo above, though.

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Posted by Jimmy Brown on 05-13-2015 at17:00:

 

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Originally posted by PuP If only I would have known who they were back then...

I understand; I discovered Daniel Amos in 1983. I did recognize all of the band members in the picture except Tim. Somehow, he looks the most different. Maybe it's the mustache.

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Posted by sondance on 05-13-2015 at23:25:

 

nice photos!

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Posted by PassingInterest on 05-14-2015 at13:14:

 

I saw a YouTube video of DA and Randy Stonehill from the early 80s performing Randy's song Die Young--one of my favorites. Tim is sporting his 'stash in that video.

My wife and I were fortunate enough to see DA and Randy Stonehill, but couldn't believe it when DA was his band. He couldn't fail to be a hit!

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Posted by ftg3plus4 on 05-14-2015 at14:22:

 

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Originally posted by Jimmy Brown I did recognize all of the band members in the picture except Tim. Somehow, he looks the most different. Maybe it's the mustache.

If you've seen the pictures of him from LIVE BOOTLEG '82, he shouldn't be so hard to recognize here.

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Posted by wayneb on 05-14-2015 at14:44:

 

Coincidently, I just got a new (good quality) preamp for my turntable and the vinyl that I tested it with is......Between The Glory and the Flame! I put it on when I read this and it's playing now.
My 12 year old son and I met Randy a couple of years ago at Parachute Festival here in NZ and so I played Die Young for him. We had just watched the YouTube link posted here for the same song. Very cool!

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Posted by PassingInterest on 05-14-2015 at17:18:

 

Here is a triple-shot of Tim.

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Posted by PassingInterest on 05-14-2015 at17:19:

 

Ed!

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Posted by PassingInterest on 05-14-2015 at17:21:

 

Jerry.

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Posted by Pfiagra on 05-15-2015 at18:50:

 

Nice photos (but they definitely shouldn't be in the Off Topic Discussion section)

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Posted by PassingInterest on 05-16-2015 at10:06:

 

I wasn't sure of the right place to put these photos. Mods, feel free to move them to a more appropriate location.

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Posted by Ritchie_az on 05-16-2015 at16:29:

 

Cool pictures! I was born in 1980, so I was just a little tot when these were captured.

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Posted by PassingInterest on 05-17-2015 at06:12:

 

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Originally posted by Ritchie_az Cool pictures! I was born in 1980, so I was just a little tot when these were captured.

Well, now I gotta ask the most commonly asked question heard around the world: At what age did you become a Daniel Amos fan?

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Posted by wayneb on 05-17-2015 at17:30:

 

I remember when the "Shotgun Angel" album was released here. I was at University, studying to be a teacher in 1978. I didn't buy it.....but got my first vinyl of "Horrendous Disc" not too long after.
I slowly began collecting backwards and forwards until I had everything else that was available on vinyl at the time (except for "Fearful Symmetry" which I could only get on cassette...).

Of course, CD's changed all that and I had to start over again, including paying a horrendous price for "Symmetry" on CD from a certain online "rad" store that is now no more. (OK, it was $95US plus shipping to NZ).

I recently got the vinyl of "Dig Here", so perhaps the cycle will start again! (although I kept all my vinyls of the original releases).