Re: not of the world

My first exposure was also Horrendous Disc, but my initial reaction was not 
favorable. I had borrowed it from our youth group's lending library and as a 7th 
grader just getting into Christian music, I didn't feel it was "Christian" 
enough. I preferred my Petra and my Resurrection Band. Then I remember hearing 
them on the local Christian music show on WTUE in Dayton, "Change," though I was 
a little annoyed because I thought the show was going to feature Daniel Band, 
but it ended up being Daniel Amos. Was mostly tracks from Alarma. Doppelganger 
eventually won me over and I've been listening ever since.



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From: Andrew Irwin <[email protected]>
To: DADL (off topic) <[email protected]>
Sent: Mon, February 7, 2011 9:12:40 PM
Subject: Re: [DADL-OT] not of the world

On Mon, 7 Feb 2011, Johne Cook wrote:
> My first exposure to DA was via Horrendous Disc, which was amazing. If 
> I'd heard Shotgun Angel first, there's no telling if I would have ever 
> searched out anything of there's ever again.


My first exposure was Soon on the radio. But had no idea at the time. Then
while in the CBS I saw this cassette of some naked guy doing sit-ups.
Listened to the first track, bought it (as it was on special) and loved it.
Totally hooked by Neverland Ballroom

The next week saw Darn Floor also on special. Interestingly my copies have
printed on the cassettes "Printed in New Zealand" How's that for rare?

Andrew Irwin

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