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Posted by Kaf-N-8ed on 05-16-2002 at15:17:

 

quote:

Originally posted by BigDork quote: Originally posted by Shemp I remember way back when, when you could find all of the good stuff as well. I think these days it is all about the almighty $$$. I have to believe that there is some old christian book store that went out of business and some where in an abandoned warehouse, in the piles of unsold items are some DA and SE cd's or tapes. that would be fun to stumble across.

Yes indeed...


Hmmm... I'm gonna get me a shovel and start digging.

There's Gold in them thar hills!!!!

~G

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Posted by Dr Rich on 05-16-2002 at21:39:

 

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Originally posted by Kaf-N-8ed quote: Originally posted by BigDork quote: Originally posted by Shemp I remember way back when, when you could find all of the good stuff as well. I think these days it is all about the almighty $$$. I have to believe that there is some old christian book store that went out of business and some where in an abandoned warehouse, in the piles of unsold items are some DA and SE cd's or tapes. that would be fun to stumble across. Yes indeed... Hmmm... I'm gonna get me a shovel and start digging. There's Gold in them thar hills!!!! ~G

"Shovel go deep, heart beat true, chase the kangaroo"

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Posted by Ritchie_az on 07-05-2008 at04:01:

 

OK, now I'm really digging up an old thread.

First, it's almost 2 am in Arizona right now, and 38 people are viewing the message boards! Wow!

Second, there was a very good Christian book store in Phoenix, but it went out of business several years ago. (I think for awhile I was keeping it open). The owner made a reasonable effort to stock the "good" music, even some pretty rare stuff. In Tucson, I'm better off going to the used bookstores to find Christian music, because the CBS only carries garbage--yes, garbage--wrapped in square plastic casings.

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Posted by Dr Rich on 07-05-2008 at06:07:

 

^I think that is true of most places.
Mine uses to have some good stuff.

All crap now.

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Posted by jon eddies on 07-05-2008 at15:02:

  Mbd

Anyway. The Christian bookstores USED to carry the good guys. Whatever happened? Maybe they found out that Steve Taylor was talking about THEM when he sang about "drinking milk from a Christian Cow"??????

That is too funny, makes me think of the song Easy Listening on Steve Taylor's Squint.
This whole dilema is why I long for downloads of all of this music. I mean unless you can make the trek to C-stone us Midwesterners have no way of getting these titles except for the brief time they are available on the websites. I for one can't make it to C-stone anymore. Too many darned responsibilities that leave me with no time and even less cash.
MBD is one of those exact titles. I ordered it originally from this site, I love it I think it is sort of their masterpiece in a way. It combines the best of all of their musical directions in one massive double CD. Now the CD's are lost, I'm pretty sure one of my young children played frisbee with them and is in fear of their life so they didn't tell me(JK). But I would love to see even a short term down load of that entire project, even just for a week or so. I would gladly pay the full price for it. Wasn't MBD self released? Or does some faceless music nazi own the rights and isn't letting them go without a trillion dollars?
Anyway, love the album and I'll stop babbling for now.
Long live DA!!!! Long live real music!!!

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Posted by wakachiwaka on 07-05-2008 at22:08:

  RE: Mbd

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Originally posted by jon eddies MBD is one of those exact titles. I ordered it originally from this site, I love it I think it is sort of their masterpiece in a way. It combines the best of all of their musical directions in one massive double CD. Now the CD's are lost, I'm pretty sure one of my young children played frisbee with them and is in fear of their life so they didn't tell me(JK). But I would love to see even a short term down load of that entire project, even just for a week or so. I would gladly pay the full price for it. Wasn't MBD self released? Or does some faceless music nazi own the rights and isn't letting them go without a trillion dollars?

Still on the webstore - still only fifteen bucks plus S&H for the two discs. Not as convenient as downloading, but it hasn't gone the way of the dinosaur just yet.

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Posted by jon eddies on 07-05-2008 at23:50:

  hmmm

Wow, I could swear that the last time I looked all they had for MBD was for the Making of Video. Just goes to show that I need to check the store more often. Thanks!!!

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Posted by jon eddies on 07-05-2008 at23:54:

  strange

ALthough there is no link to add it to the cart? I will have to look into this. I want me another copy of that. paying 15 dollars twice is actually paying closer to what it's worth anyway

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Posted by wakachiwaka on 07-06-2008 at00:39:

  RE: strange

Whoops, didn't notice the notice that says "Currenty out of stock". But I believe the Audis are planning on whipping up another batch pretty soon (or more correctly, "as soon as possible" - pre-orders, anyone? ), so don't despair!

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Posted by Dr Rich on 07-06-2008 at00:48:

 

Daniel Amos - Mr. Buechner's Dream

2 CD Set - The brand new epic release, "Mr Buechner's Dream", is sure to become a favorite for DA fans. Each one of the 34 tracks exemplifies exactly what DA fans, old and new, have come to love from this creative and eclectic alternative rock band. From the upbeat rocker "Who's Who Here", the Beatlesque "Staggering Gods" to the beautiful melodies of "And So It Goes..." and "Beautiful Martyr". With wonderful packaging and artwork designed by drummer Ed McTaggart, this release is sure to become an instant DA classic!
Double CD: $12.00

TheChoir.net store

You do have to scroll down some.

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Posted by wakachiwaka on 07-06-2008 at00:50:

 

Keep an eye on this ebay auction - still 8 days left on it, but maybe the bidding will stay low...

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Posted by audiori on 07-06-2008 at16:46:

 

Its coming back. We have a couple of titles we're working to get reprinted because they're selling out again... then the next one in line is Buechner's Dream.

It was a Stunt Release, but it was also done through Galaxy21. The new printings will probably be just solid Stunt Releases.

By the way.. we might have several of the older titles coming back in the very near future. We still want to do deluxe multi-disc remastered versions eventually... but, we might be able to have some of them available again as a standard release in the meantime.