The Petra Zone

got2btru wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 21, 2022 3:29 pm

I, personally, would love to hear how Greg would sound on Back to the Street, not to replace John's work but as an alternative "What if?" album.

You could call it Back to the Volz.

I obtained the "Accompaniment Trax" version on CD decades ago but never did find the accompanying songbook. Does anyone happen to have that in pdf format and is willing to share?

I thought the same thing Brent. BTTS was recorded before CITAS; That should be more of a conversation piece. Wait. Are you saying that the entirety of BTTS was recorded before the CITAS concert?!?! Did Greg lay down vocals for it only to have them replaced by Schlitt later? Dude, what I wouldn't gi...

January 1985 was when it was released. I was calling every week to my local christian book store wanting to get the cassette and they kept telling me it wouldn't be released til 2nd week of january 1985. I remember it clearly because the then local fm christian station ahd a release party where the...

I know this has always made me wonder, because I first bought the cassette version in early 1985 and it has 1984 on it, but later that year I bought the CD version(which one song is shorter) and all liner notes say 1985 on it, including for each individual song. The samething is for my CITAS copies...

I know this has always made me wonder, because I first bought the cassette version in early 1985 and it has 1984 on it, but later that year I bought the CD version(which one song is shorter) and all liner notes say 1985 on it, including for each individual song. The samething is for my CITAS copies...

Being the @n@l-retentive music collector, I've noticed that there's considerable controversy over which year Beat the System was released: 1984 or 1985. The album itself has a publishing date of 1984, as does every Petra compilation which contains songs from BTS, except Petrafied: The Best of Petra ...