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Posted by Berger Roy Al on 12-20-2004 at07:50:
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I found him digging through my trash!
dude! that was berger! |
GGGXXKK!! Actually, I'm pretty sure that was Byron Duncan you saw, right after Sweet Southern Comfort broke up.
gkk!
Posted by bereal on 12-20-2004 at11:12:
I discovered TST through Derri Daugherty. MF (my dear husband) bought "Acoustic Worship 2: We Bow Down" that Derri co-produced and popped it in the CD player and went to take a shower. [MF had been a LD fan since 92, and I told him then that I thought they looked like a bunch of hoodlums (I was very very very conservative back then).] I wondered why MF had put on the CD and went to take a shower, so I picked up the liner notes and was reading some of the lyrics and thought they were pretty good. When I saw Derri co-produced it, the wheels started turning and I went in the bathroom and called MF a "dirty dog". He knew immediately. He was planning to go see the Dogs in a few weeks with some guys from church and slowly all 3 of them decided not to go. I didn't want him to go by himself (and decided maybe Derri isn't too bad after all) so I went. We talked to Terry after the show and I was able to see his heart's desire was to minister to people through music, and I thought he wasn't such a bad guy after all. Also, during the concert Derri's voice was so smooth it was like butter (I had never heard such a smooth voice live) that I started snatching up everything I could with Derri's name on it. Then I started to notice that Terry wrote a lot of the LD lyrics, so I started checking out some of his music. MF got WEWH and I was amazed at what a lyrical genius Terry is. We got several TST albums (solo, DA, SE and LD) over the next year. Then MF started telling me about some of the .crazy antics on the DAmb and I came here myself (it really is a sanity break from my children). The rest, as jiminy says, is DAmb history!
Posted by Aqua Green Toupee on 12-20-2004 at14:24:
Hey, LD IS a bunch of hoodlums!
Posted by bereal on 12-20-2004 at14:27:
Posted by audiori on 12-20-2004 at14:28:
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Originally posted by Berger Roy Al
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I found him digging through my trash!
dude! that was berger! |
GGGXXKK!! Actually, I'm pretty sure that was Byron Duncan you saw, right after Sweet Southern Comfort broke up. gkk! |
He has been known to be "bang'n on some trash can lids.."
We found DA's music around 1980-81, on cassette and LP..
actually had Alarma and Horrendous Disc
before picking up
the first two 'country' ablums....yes, ablums. That was
a shock.
Posted by Berger Roy Al on 12-20-2004 at15:11:
HAHAHAHAGGGggcxkk! Mo Tucker! HaHaHahaggk. Mo Tucker. ... ... Who's Mo Tucker??
Posted by Berger Roy Al on 12-20-2004 at15:13:
Wait. I'm Mo Tucker the drummer? THAT Mo Tucker? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAgGGGGgccxxkkk! I'm Mo Tucker! ... ... Why am I Mo Tucker?
Posted by Berger Roy Al on 12-20-2004 at15:14:
Well, Mommy?
Posted by dennis on 12-20-2004 at16:32:
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Originally posted by Berger Roy Al
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I found him digging through my trash!
dude! that was berger! |
GGGXXKK!! Actually, I'm pretty sure that was Byron Duncan you saw, right after Sweet Southern Comfort broke up. gkk! |
Sorry I always get you two mixed up!
Posted by audiori on 12-20-2004 at17:23:
Maybe it's the painkillers, but I think....
It all makes sense...Berger is Mo Trucker, French cheese eating
catwoman and drummer for Byron Duncan.
Hey berger did you play on that "My name is Byron D, and I'm
a screamin machine...I like tearin up up, I like it loud if it's clean.."
song? Can't rememember the name off hand....
But it rocks!!!! man it Rocks!!!
The Place To Be
Posted by Eis on 12-20-2004 at21:46:
Ld
I picked up
Green Room Serenade Part 1 at a local Christian bookstore because it was on sale, the cover was cool, and Derri's name was on it (I had heard him through COAH). Loved it immediately. Later, I saw Mr. Buechner's Dream, which had just been released. Passed over it for
Summershine by VOL, because I was afraid MBD was country. Later still, heard "Ordinary-Extraordinary Day" on the radio, and then ran out and bought MBD. Been a TST fan ever since (and have picked up quite a bit, mostly on cassete, from TST, DA, SE, and LD).
)
Posted by dennis on 12-20-2004 at21:50:
You heard DA on the radio?
What station???
Posted by dennis on 12-20-2004 at21:54:
Sometimes I worry about my "all things Terry" obsession. It seems unhealthy.
Posted by dennis on 12-20-2004 at22:17:
...that and Tetris truth be told!
Posted by PuP on 12-20-2004 at22:38:
At least you avoided that Mini-Putt addiction!
Posted by PuP on 12-20-2004 at22:39:
I'm kind of curious about the radio station that plays MBD, too!
Posted by dennis on 12-20-2004 at22:39:
Yes I did!
It was touch and go there for awhile there, however!
Posted by carl on 12-21-2004 at07:22:
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Originally posted by Berger Roy Al
HAHAHAHAGGGggcxkk! Mo Tucker! HaHaHahaggk. Mo Tucker. ... ... Who's Mo Tucker?? |
Check my signature, cast yr mind mind about 35 years, and stop sniffing the Windex (not necessarily in that order). It'll come to you.
Posted by Berger Roy Al on 12-21-2004 at09:03:
Then I was right, Mommy?
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