The Petra Zone

That's what I thought you were implying. Just surprised he was able to get endorsements at all, even being associated with the band.

I know the feeling, I was asked to endorse pocket protectors, but my kids wouldn't allow me to sign on

brent wrote:He was/is a piece of work. He left a bad taste in the mouths of guitar/amp company AR people. You don't screw manufacturers. Word gets around and the band name is tarnished.

Hypothetically speaking of ourse, what do you mean?

Did a guy this young have endorsements?

Thanks, and they sound terrific.

The price for his most recent was $220, so I was worried a bit about quality, but assumed he wouldn't put out a cr@ppy product.

Guess I was wrong that anyone has bought them

May make it a Christmas gift to myself

Hi All,

I know a few of you have bought custom guitars from Bob.

Are they decent practice guitars? Or is it more of an investment in memorabilia?

I'm not in a band or anything, so it would be for my own enjoyment.

dihigo wrote:I want to like that album, but I just can't seem to.

+1.

Very odd they all chose to radically re-interpret the songs.

I remember a one day festival in Moncton, NB, Canada, in June of 1986. I'm not sure of it was the 15 or 22. I have a souvenier from then and will see if there's a date on it.

Not sure, but watching CITS and knowing they are younger there than I am know, made me feel ancient. Or maybe their life seems much more glorious than mine.

I need a nap.

I don't want to see anything out of bobs behind.

There are people that would like to see such a thing, and believe it doesn't stink

there's a joke in there somewhere about a guitarist and a G string, but I'm not that clever.

Now those are images I didn't need going into the week-end.

Here's an interesting point of view by Dan Haseltine of Jars Of Clay: http://danhaseltine.com/ That is interesting and something I need to re-read to see if I understand his direction. I don't believe in a "customized" faith, although I agree we can experience God differently. I agree with some of ...

Just recently sat through it and its an interesting piece of memorabilia. Although it sounds it was for a kids project, the camera being used looked pretty big. The most interesting thing to me was a 10 minute segment in the studio. John E, John L and Mark were laying down background vocals. They we...

This particular person said he would not take direction from someone else

And if they had prior, not so good, experience under someone's umbrella, it's really understandable.

Something about twice burnt..?

St_Augustines_Pears wrote:Taylor Swift's 1989. It will go platinum in 2 or 3 weeks.

ding, ding, ding.

We have a winner, except I think it took less than a week!!

Just wanted to get anyone's thought's on this evangelist.

He's very aggressive in his methods, but I'm not saying that's necessarily a bad thing. I am considering getting a book or 2 of his, but worry his true god is the greenback.

Any feedback would be appreciated.

For me it was an easy adjustment. Truthfully, although BTTS is sometimes talked about as BTS part 2, I think they were worlds apart. BTTS was edgier, less techno-pop. I think the overall enjoyment of the album made it an easier transition. I was also fortunate enough to see that tour shortly after I...