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Posted by Audiori J on 07-17-2009 at11:34:

  RE: Soundtrack material

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Originally posted by Big Jim I'm still waiting on my copy of the new Roe CD! I hope it gets here before the upcoming concert on Tuesday, 7/21. Either way, can't wait to hear it...

We sent out a ton of them right after Cornerstone, everyone should be seeing them any time now, except the international ones that take longer.

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Posted by Joey T. on 07-17-2009 at12:01:

RE: Soundtrack material

i got mine 2 days after i ordered and it's brilliant!
great job doc love, jeffery k., and eric and jason!

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Posted by Audiori J on 07-17-2009 at15:52:

 

Always glad to hear it when it works right.

The album is pretty cool, I like the old time feel.

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Posted by 77 bc on 07-25-2009 at13:22:

 

Received mine yesterday. Trying to find time to give a good listen. I finally got HGB with it, too, so I have 3 new discs to listen to now.

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Posted by Tyler Durden on 07-25-2009 at14:17:

  Incredible delivery

I would have to say that it was the quickest turnaround that I have ever experienced. Great job.

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Posted by Ping Pong Over the Abyss on 07-26-2009 at03:12:

 

The first rule of the 77s: you don't talk about the 77s!!!!!!!!!!!

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Posted by dennis on 08-03-2009 at17:05:



I love the new CD.

Very strange, and very good.
I love those old 78s!

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Posted by Sam e. Ching on 08-26-2009 at18:24:

 

Without a doubt, "Dry Bones" is my favorite track. It is exquisite - the arrangement is very thoughtful - the ethereal electric guitar accents and the multiple backing vocal tracks are just really well done - thats a really great, really well-crafted piece of music - I bet doc love put in some hours on that one.

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Posted by Doctor Love on 12-04-2009 at10:39:

Thanks eChink : )

Dry Bones is one for the greatest hits, for sure. Wish the whole album was like that track. I need to stick to white music from now on.

Indeed, Doctor's own white music ~~

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Posted by klempp on 12-06-2009 at05:07:

 

If that could at all mean that you are going to put out something of your own tunes soon I am all game!!! Well, not that I haven't enjoyed what has been put out

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Posted by Big Jim on 12-08-2009 at07:53:

  We All Gonna...

"It don't matter if you're black or white" - the album is great, though I could also get excited about a new album of original songs! Dry Bones is probably my favorite track for the same reasons mentioned above. I feel similarly about Come to the Saviour. Jonah in the Wilderness is great and having heard the story behind the song at the concert in July makes it even more fun to listen to. I really like the old time feel of most of the tracks and the banjo playing on many of the tracks is cool...

The multi-layered voices on "We All Gonna Face the Rising Sun" and "I know my Time Ain't Long" is great - it feels haunted by the ghosts of those that originally recorded it. That must have taken some effort. Fun stuff. Overall, the album is a nice mellow sister to the more raucous sibling Holy Ghost Building. Both are great albums that are a lot of fun to listen to...

The only tune I do find myself skipping through most of the time is "I'm Going Home". I know the intent was probably to capture the authenticity of the original and possibly the drunken joy in the vocal delivery and it does a good job at that. I haven't heard the original, so I can't say.

Oh, and how could I forget "Satan, Your Kingdom Must Come Down". The incendiary slide lead on this song is insane!

"...Rattlesnakes" is a great and funny story-telling tune I might expect to hear while traveling down the dusty Kentucky backroads and stopping in on some old folk's house for a rest on their verandah. Praying for God to providentially send more rattlesnakes to bring them to Jesus. Funny stuff... Thanks Doc!