Daniel Amos Message Board » DA Related Discussion » General Discussion » John Wayne » Hello Guest [Login|Register] Last Post | First Unread Post Print Page | Add Thread to Favorites John Wayne Author Post « Previous Thread | Next Thread » Lucy Sublime Brain Puppet Registration Date: 05-16-2002 Posts: 81 Location: Wisconsin John Wayne        I've been really diggin John Wayne lately. Listening to it a lot in the car and just can't begin to praise it enough. One of Terry's best solo efforts. I like it as much as Avacado for totaly different reasons. Lucy 07-23-2002 12:51 BD Ceremonial Kernel Registration Date: 07-16-2002 Posts: 2,294 quote: Originally posted by Lucy I've been really diggin John Wayne lately. Listening to it a lot in the car and just can't begin to praise it enough. One of Terry's best solo efforts. I like it as much as Avacado for totaly different reasons. Lucy because they are totaly different than each other... I love them both, JW rocks and AF rocks in it's own way! BD 07-23-2002 14:01 Author of the Post A Hot Wolly Registration Date: 03-14-2002 Posts: 499 Location: If you want to follow in someone's footsteps, first you need to learn where they've walked. John Wayne was my favorite TST album. I think I may like LITTLE, big better. But I John Wayne comes first with perhaps LITTLE, big and A Briefing for the Ascent tying for second. -- taotp 07-23-2002 14:16 Lost Canine Disjasked Lerna Registration Date: 03-13-2002 Posts: 4,011 Location: On a rock in the ocean...literally John Wayne is an awesome solo effort. I am sad to say that I still don't own AF, but I have heard it. They are very different in style, but I'm still partial to JW. LK-9 __________________ 07-23-2002 16:01 Dr Rich Ubique Epoque Registration Date: 03-15-2002 Posts: 9,986 Location: Hoverkrafti im është plot me ngjala. I really like JW... kinda reminds me of Wilco, Summerteeth era... but I like AF a whole lot as well. __________________ 07-23-2002 18:04 Lucy Sublime Brain Puppet Registration Date: 05-16-2002 Posts: 81 Location: Wisconsin Thread Starter no offense but        I personally think that AF blows away most of the Dogs stuff as far as songwritting goes, and I love the Dogs. It's just soooo good, and soo rootsy. I could listen to it every day several times. LK9, you really should get AF, a fan of american music like you is really missing something incredible. Dr rich, you got it right on the money about the comparison to Wilco-Summerteeth. I think we've discussed this but it seems that Terry's and Jeff's approaches to production are very different, but similar results... Jonny 07-23-2002 18:24 Author of the Post A Hot Wolly Registration Date: 03-14-2002 Posts: 499 Location: If you want to follow in someone's footsteps, first you need to learn where they've walked. For some reason AF is the TST album I play the least. Just can't get into it all that much. And I even go country line dancing every Friday. -- taotp 07-23-2002 18:35 Mark Moderator Registration Date: 03-18-2002 Posts: 9,525 Location: Grand Encephalon - Words have their place but live what you say God can have His way when you hit them with Love I like John Wayne better than AF. __________________ But never, never pin your whole faith on any human being: not if he is the best and wisest in the whole world. - C.S. Lewis 07-24-2002 17:29 Dr Rich Ubique Epoque Registration Date: 03-15-2002 Posts: 9,986 Location: Hoverkrafti im është plot me ngjala. quote: Originally posted by Lucy Dr rich, you got it right on the money about the comparison to Wilco-Summerteeth. I think we've discussed this but it seems that Terry's and Jeff's approaches to production are very different, but similar results... Jonny Yeah and it turns out TST is a Wilco fan, go figure eh? __________________ 07-24-2002 17:54 Dr Rich Ubique Epoque Registration Date: 03-15-2002 Posts: 9,986 Location: Hoverkrafti im është plot me ngjala. quote: Originally posted by Author of the Post For some reason AF is the TST album I play the least. Just can't get into it all that much. And I even go country line dancing every Friday. -- taotp AF is so bitter-sweet. It makes me want to cry like a little school girl whenever I play it. see? like that ) __________________ 07-24-2002 17:55 BD Ceremonial Kernel Registration Date: 07-16-2002 Posts: 2,294 quote: Originally posted by Dr Rich quote: Originally posted by Author of the Post For some reason AF is the TST album I play the least. Just can't get into it all that much. And I even go country line dancing every Friday. -- taotp AF is so bitter-sweet. It makes me want to cry like a little school girl whenever I play it. see? like that ) I don't cry as much as when I first played it, but I still get a little misty eyed at times... BD good tunes! 07-24-2002 18:56 Author of the Post A Hot Wolly Registration Date: 03-14-2002 Posts: 499 Location: If you want to follow in someone's footsteps, first you need to learn where they've walked. quote: Originally posted by Mark I like John Wayne better than AF. Ditto. --taotp 07-25-2002 09:13 Dr Rich Ubique Epoque Registration Date: 03-15-2002 Posts: 9,986 Location: Hoverkrafti im është plot me ngjala. quote: Originally posted by BD quote: Originally posted by Dr Rich quote: Originally posted by Author of the Post For some reason AF is the TST album I play the least. Just can't get into it all that much. And I even go country line dancing every Friday. -- taotp AF is so bitter-sweet. It makes me want to cry like a little school girl whenever I play it. see? like that ) I don't cry as much as when I first played it, but I still get a little misty eyed at times... BD good tunes! right after Terry posted about his Dad passing last summer I could not play that CD without getting very weepy __________________ 07-25-2002 16:27 BD Ceremonial Kernel Registration Date: 07-16-2002 Posts: 2,294 quote: Originally posted by Dr Rich right after Terry posted about his Dad passing last summer I could not play that CD without getting very weepy I remember, we had several posts about it.... sad times...but good memories from the old DAmb. I'm still pretty much a wuse now when it comes to sad songs or sad movies. It's so strange how you change after losing a parent. I never cried at that ''junk'' before. BD 07-25-2002 21:59 Dr Rich Ubique Epoque Registration Date: 03-15-2002 Posts: 9,986 Location: Hoverkrafti im është plot me ngjala. quote: Originally posted by BD quote: Originally posted by Dr Rich right after Terry posted about his Dad passing last summer I could not play that CD without getting very weepy I remember, we had several posts about it.... sad times...but good memories from the old DAmb. I'm still pretty much a wuse now when it comes to sad songs or sad movies. It's so strange how you change after losing a parent. I never cried at that ''junk'' before. BD I always cried at that "junk" as I am a life-long wuss I cry like a little school girl watching the 6th Sense everytime when is the kid is in the car with the mom & they are waiting for the road to be cleared after a fatal bike crash. __________________ 07-28-2002 16:21 Theo Ceremonial Kernel Registration Date: 03-22-2002 Posts: 1,700 Location: Bellingham, WA And might I add...?        Seems it was a couple weeks ago, somebody mentioned on the DADL that JW was weak and whatnot. I'd been meaning to respond (having listened to it a great deal with my son Jordan driving between Seattle and Montana) that I think it to be an incredibly amazing work of art. Well now, here are all these complimentary posts. I hardly need to applaud it further. But, clap! clap! anyway! AF is also a wonderful album. Terry brought a signed copy to Andrew in the hospital. The album affected me emotionally as as many of y'all. Andrew too. He was weeping while listening to "God took her in the afternoon." I knew, but I asked. He was thinking of my late mother and a little CF girl he had grown up who had died as well. Both ladies loved the morning and the Spring and the song fit them both so well. And I think Andrew loved these ladies and shared their sentiments. He too waited for the sun to set that Spring, that Cinco DeMayo and then also took his leave. No wonder we return to Terry's work again and again for affirmation and re-affirmation. I think Terry's lyrics are gifts from God that Terry himself returns to for comfort and affirmation as life presents its losses and temporal nature, repeatedly. 07-28-2002 17:36 BigDork Disjasked Lerna Registration Date: 03-12-2002 Posts: 4,340 quote: Originally posted by Theo No wonder we return to Terry's work again and again for affirmation and re-affirmation. I think Terry's lyrics are gifts from God that Terry himself returns to for comfort and affirmation as life presents its losses and temporal nature, repeatedly. as Terry said, (something like this) "it's what I do, I write songs for all of us" BD __________________ _________________________________________ _________________________________________ 08-07-2002 23:19 Author of the Post A Hot Wolly Registration Date: 03-14-2002 Posts: 499 Location: If you want to follow in someone's footsteps, first you need to learn where they've walked. quote: Originally posted by BigDork as Terry said, (something like this) "it's what I do, I write songs for all of us" BD I think that that's so true. I was driving around listening to my CD-R collection "Terry Besides" and some songs were just making me cry. It makes me want to learn the guitar just so that I can play his music myself. -- aotp 08-08-2002 09:59 Tree Structure | Board Structure Jump to: Please select: -------------------- DA Related Discussion-- General Discussion-- Upcoming Releases-- CD & DVD Reviews-- Larry - Lucy I'm In LoveFAQs and Notices Daniel Amos Message Board » DA Related Discussion » General Discussion » John Wayne Forum Software: Burning Board 2.3.6, Developed by WoltLab GmbH