Daniel Amos Message Board » DA Related Discussion » General Discussion » Tim Chandler » Hello Guest [Login|Register] Last Post | First Unread Post Print Page | Add Thread to Favorites Pages (4): « previous 1 2 [3] 4 next » Tim Chandler Author Post « Previous Thread | Next Thread » WoaaahJelly! unregistered Just had a thought- it would be nice to have a good bio on Tim. There may be one on the DA website but I am not aware of it. I think we fans would like this; I would. 10-20-2018 17:39 Mountain Fan Ubique Epoque Registration Date: 10-09-2003 Posts: 14,224 Location: NC, Alive and Kicking, BOBD wow. what can one say. i saw it in an email and kinda hoped to get on here and find out it wasn't really true. got to meet him before briefly. big guy. funny guy. big heart was how he came across. great bass player. i remember when i borrowed a the who DVD from the library and saw john entwistle playing and thought he was pretty good and sounded almost as good as tim. at least i realized it sooner than i realized gene was gone. life is kinda crazy at times. __________________ Got a few miles left ... Make sure you have heard a Kind Word! 10-27-2018 22:11 wayneb Ceremonial Kernel Registration Date: 04-24-2002 Posts: 1,333 Location: New Zealand It's still a shock for all of us, MF.... __________________ "Don't Fight Your Own Liar..." www.smashthatcomputer.com 10-30-2018 02:40 ftg3plus4 Woolly Eggwhisk Registration Date: 04-15-2005 Posts: 907 I just came across this thread, and... wow, I'm stunned. I remember reading an interview with Tim (don't know where to find it now) wherein he said something about how the bass guitar part is "the least important thing" going on in any given song. I shook my head and thought, "not when you're the one playing the bass, Tim." __________________ "Settle down. We got along this day. Come outside because there is some sheep snot showing on my side." -- Purported backwards message in DA song "Like Lazarus" (cited in the Vergito newsletter, Volume 5, Issue 7 Fall 1995) 10-31-2018 07:20 wayneb Ceremonial Kernel Registration Date: 04-24-2002 Posts: 1,333 Location: New Zealand Still feeling the loss. __________________ "Don't Fight Your Own Liar..." www.smashthatcomputer.com 12-08-2018 02:40 joey Platyhelminth Registration Date: 01-08-2003 Posts: 7,231 Location: the biggest fans are often the biggest critics ... sometimes taken as complaining ... get used to it. :P - mountain fan yeah.. __________________ facebook 12-08-2018 12:10 sondance Ceremonial Kernel Registration Date: 05-04-2006 Posts: 1,817 Location: sittin' on the dock of the bay a phenomenal talent and obviously well liked and respected member of the band... not sure I saw a band tribute to Tim. Was there one? __________________ Though I have become like a wineskin in the smoke, I do not forget your statutes. Psalm 119:83 12-08-2018 20:35 wayneb Ceremonial Kernel Registration Date: 04-24-2002 Posts: 1,333 Location: New Zealand Terry did a great tribute to him. And, of course, The Choir did one. __________________ "Don't Fight Your Own Liar..." www.smashthatcomputer.com 12-09-2018 02:43 WoaaahJelly! unregistered I would like to see a video of each of the remaining guys in turn telling us about what Tim meant to them, personal stories , etc. 12-09-2018 14:20 dennis Ubique Epoque Registration Date: 09-19-2002 Posts: 13,303 Location: In not-quite earth, in not-quite heaven. quote: Originally posted by Audiori J I remember feeling fairly devastated when Mark heard died. And when Rich Mullins died that hit us pretty hard mainly because we had just seen him at Cornerstone playing football with some kids. Both of them were part of that 'cornerstone-ish' community of people. We met Rich very briefly a couple of times, didn't really come close to 'knowing him.' We had hung out with Tom Howard briefly a time or two and when he died it still felt like a punch to the gut. When it came to Larry Norman and Gene Eugene they were different for us, mainly because we knew it was coming with Larry and never got to know Gene really at all. But I think a lot of it has to do with all of us being part of a weird little community or 'family,' these artists have/had special unique relationships with their fans. That and the fact that their music is personal and real as opposed to CCM fluff. We all empathize and relate to what they say through their songs and often most of us are square pegs or outsiders as well. The type of people cornerstone was made for. It's like losing a brother, uncle or cousin. Absolutely spot on. __________________ I'm talkin' bout the Vinyl , the Holy Vinyl. 01-06-2019 01:52 baxter Ubique Epoque Registration Date: 09-19-2002 Posts: 15,700 Location: "Come, let us to our holy task again." I drove by Tim's old home in Monrovia yesterday while on my way to a Mike Roe concert. A fabulous base line was playing on Motorcycle, and the tears came again. 01-07-2019 16:56 joey Platyhelminth Registration Date: 01-08-2003 Posts: 7,231 Location: the biggest fans are often the biggest critics ... sometimes taken as complaining ... get used to it. :P - mountain fan mr. chandler.. __________________ facebook 01-07-2019 17:23 Mountain Fan Ubique Epoque Registration Date: 10-09-2003 Posts: 14,224 Location: NC, Alive and Kicking, BOBD I wonder if the choir will have an honorary empty chair on their upcoming tour? didn't look into details; just assuming derri and mike were both playing guitar. but while certainly nothing like tim, derri did play respectable bass on some dogs tours... __________________ Got a few miles left ... Make sure you have heard a Kind Word! 02-26-2019 21:55 wayneb Ceremonial Kernel Registration Date: 04-24-2002 Posts: 1,333 Location: New Zealand I suspect that Mike will play some of the bass parts - I will ask him on Fb and let you know. __________________ "Don't Fight Your Own Liar..." www.smashthatcomputer.com 02-27-2019 01:02 WoaaahJelly! unregistered I think I just now figured it out. Some guys on tour play the bass because someone needs to fulfill that roll. Tim was a Bass Player. That's what he did. 02-27-2019 02:39 Ron E Platyhelminth Registration Date: 03-12-2002 Posts: 5,617 Location: Central Ontario Canada Never saw this video yet... sorry if its old news... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1q_uGccXWSY __________________ The opinion expressed is that of the participant and does not necessarily reflect that of Mr Dan Amos. But if it doesn't, he would be wrong. 03-06-2019 14:48 WoaaahJelly! unregistered I think we all saw that one. Quite the intimate look at his life. 03-09-2019 13:06 Audiori J Administrator Registration Date: 11-27-2004 Posts: 7,730 Location: "Clowns to the left of me! Jokers to the right! Here I AM stuck in the middle with you." - Stealers Wheel Thread Starter Thats the one they played at the memorial service. __________________ “Blessed are you when others revile you and persecute you and utter all kinds of evil against you falsely on my account.” Matthew 5:11 03-09-2019 17:00 sondance Ceremonial Kernel Registration Date: 05-04-2006 Posts: 1,817 Location: sittin' on the dock of the bay that's really nice __________________ Though I have become like a wineskin in the smoke, I do not forget your statutes. Psalm 119:83 03-16-2019 17:47 Mountain Fan Ubique Epoque Registration Date: 10-09-2003 Posts: 14,224 Location: NC, Alive and Kicking, BOBD Yes, Mike played bass and did a pretty good job. Great show in Kannapolis, NC! Wish Dan coulda been there too. Full house! After Weather Girl, Derri said "i'm exhausted" good mix of tunes, mike, kerosene halo, derri solo, choir past and present. really liking some of the new tunes too. __________________ Got a few miles left ... Make sure you have heard a Kind Word! 03-22-2019 22:39 Pages (4): « previous 1 2 [3] 4 next » 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 » Tim Chandler Forum Software: Burning Board 2.3.6, Developed by WoltLab GmbH