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Dang, sorry. I had the photos on the now defunct Google Picasa site. They all got moved over to Google photos, but I guess the links changed. I'll see if I can put them back in again, right where they belong.
I can not figure out how to post a photo here from "google photo." I may need to find another photo hosting site. Flickr, perhaps.
I could not post photos here from Flickr, either. Someone suggested PhotoBucket. That worked.
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Originally posted by WoaaahJelly!
Also note how much like Phil Keaggy Tim looks! |
Have you noticed that you never see Tim Chandler and Phil Keaggy in the same place at the same time? Like Clark Kent and Superman. Just something to think about.
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| Thread: Two Alarma Tour Photos |
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Apocalypse Records was in downtown Columbus. I visited there a lot in 1980 and 1981, but I moved to Texas in 1982 and lost touch with the store and Tom and Jerry Flowers, who ran the place. It has been so long, but as I recall, they were located off Main Street, near the OSU campus.
In those days, the Flowers brothers also had a place called The Fish House Warehouse, which they used for some concerts. I think I saw Degarmo and Key there. By the way, I read that Dana Key was a direct descendant of Francis Scott Key. I just thought that I would blurt that out for no obvious reason.
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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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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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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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If only I would have known who they were back then... 
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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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Yes, that is Tim Chandler on the right--Jerry, Terry, store owner Tom, Ed and Tim.
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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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| Thread: DA - ¡Alarma! (Deluxe Edition) |
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Well, not really. But, it sure sounds like they are.
The new digitally remastered ¡Alarma! is amazing!
It sounds so real, I swear I can almost smell the guys sweating on stage.
Oh wait, that's me I smell. I guess I'd better turn on the air conditioner.
Even if you already have a previous version, this one is totally worth it!
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Originally posted by audiori
We have quite a few customers in Norway actually. One of the more regular countries we ship to.
DanielAmos.com ships to more than 40 countries worldwide, including The US, Canada, The UK, Australia, The Netherlands, Germany, Sweden, New Zealand, Norway, Denmark, Japan, Poland, Israel, Spain, Switzerland, Finland, Italy, Czech Republic, France, Ireland, South Africa, Austria, Brazil, Slovakia, Scotland, Slovenia, Hungary, Croatia, Thailand, Iceland, Taiwan, Belgium, Morocco, China, Venezuela, Kazakhastan, Chile, Turkey, Greece, Russia and South Korea. |
Daniel Amos has conquered the world!
I have heard Dig Here Said The Angel nearly all the way through for the second time and now I have Waking Up Underwater stuck in my brain and the only solution is more Daniel Amos.
Perhaps it is just as well, because my speakers have been begging me to play more DA lately anyway and they are getting pretty hard to ignore.
Seriously guys, this album is a masterpiece! I have been stuck on Wow all day. Wow! Wow!
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