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GrinningDwarf said:
Probably the best song on an album that left me shocked and appalled.

A friend came over, visibly upset. He said "You've got to hear this. Tell me if you can guess who it is." He put it on, and the most bizarre cacaphony erupted from my speakers.

He said, "You know who it is?"

"I have no idea who it is...and get it off my stereo!"

"It's Rez's newest."

"No way!"

It was Armeggedon Appetite of the Hostage album. The beginning of a weak spell for Rez, which they did not really recover from until Silent Screams.
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I have all their releases bro , collected them all over the years (since about 1982) I love all their work and yes Silence Screams blew me away , and I have been searching for my "lost" copy on cd for some time now .......... I think Mommy Don't Love Daddy Anymore and Colors are my two fav albums by Resurrection Band ... seen em live once ! :clap:
 
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JustAsIam77 said:
I wish I could play the banjo like that guy, very talented. :thumbsup:
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That's a fretless mountain banjo. Amazing how the old guys could play. My avatar is Hobart Smith a musical master who could play all kinds of instruments. He was a Baptist who play spirituals and hymns on the banjo, but because the Baptists didn't agree with using instruments, he was learned Holiness hymns and played them.

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cygnusx1 said:
I have all their releases bro , collected them all over the years (since about 1982) I love all their work and yes Silence Screams blew me away , and I have been searching for my "lost" copy on cd for some time now .......... I think Mommy Don't Love Daddy Anymore and Colors are my two fav albums by Resurrection Band ... seen em live once ! :clap:
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I had about ten years 'on the road' in which everything I owned pretty much had to fit into one backpack. (I wasn't down-on-my-luck-type homeless...worked a lot of seasonal natural resources jobs that kept me pretty mobile.) I used to own everything by Rez, but a lot of my music got pared down in those ten years...and time was not kind to the cassettes I did cart around! I'm slowly replacing pieces as they are released on CD. I became a Christian when DMZ was brand new, but I had already been listening to Rez for a few years through a Christian friend I had in high school.

I evtentually enjoyed most of the rest of the Hostage album, but I never warmed up to Armaggedon Appetite. What did you think of that song?
 
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Here is an interesting video that I found on youtube. The video was taken from a computer game called Empire Total war. It is about 18th century strategy and warefare. There is a battle depicted between the British and the Prussians. If graphic video game war violence disturbs you do not click the link. The song the video is put to is interesting. The video is well pieced together. I think whoever did this has talent and did a good job and should get hired by someone to do things like this.

YouTube - The Perfect War - Empire: Total War Machinima
 
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Right now, I'm trying to drill the following songs into my head so I can play them with a friend's band coming up.

Rings - Alex Harvey
My Maria - DANIEL MOORE
Shambala - DANIEL MOORE
Lovely Day - Bill Withers
He Walked All the Way Home - Blue Highway
Let Her Dance - Bobby Fuller
Me and the Boys - NRBQ
Parrothead Rendezvous Brent Burns
Thursday Night, Las Vegas Airport - Chip Taylor
Stop The World (And Let Me Off) - Waylon Jennings
The Late Great Golden State - Dwight Yoakam
How Long - Eagles
Guilty of the Crime - Eagles
Something to Brag About - George Jones & Tammy Wynette
All Summer Long - Jimmy Buffett
Amelia Earhart's Last Flight - The Greenbriar Boys
Hank Williams Said It Best - Guy Clark
Come From The Heart - Guy Clark
Cinco De Mayo In Memphis - Guy Clark
Analog Girl - Guy Clark
I Am What I Hated When I Was Young - Ian Hunter
Slew Foot - James McMurtry & Joe Ely
Navajo Rug - Jerry Jeff Walker
Nothing But a Breeze - Jesse Winchester
Watching the River Run - Jim Messina
Mexican Minutes - Jim Messina
Darcy Farrow - Jimmie Dale Gilmore
Defying Gravity - Jimmie Dale Gilmore
Volunteers - Jimmy and the Parrots
Trying To Reason With Hurricane Season - Jimmy Buffett
Tin Cup Chalice - Jimmy Buffett
I Have Found Me A Home - Jimmy Buffett
It's a Big Old Goofy World - John Prine
Window On The World - John Hiatt
Thing Called Love - John Hiatt
Scarlet Begonias - Jimmy Buffett
Gallo del Cielo - Joe Ely
Almost Saturday Night - John Fogerty
Don't You Wish It Was True - John Fogerty
Quit Hollerin' At Me - John Prine
Storms Are On The Ocean - Tim O'Brien
Love At The Five & Dime - Nanci Griffith
I'm Alive - Kenny Chesney
Walk On 2:58 Linda Ronstadt
The Waiting - Tom Petty
Sarah In the Summer - Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
Jamaica, Say You Will - Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
Ripplin' Waters - Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
Texas In 1880 - Foster and Lloyd
Blue Bayou - Raul Malo
The Great Atomic Power - Raul Malo
Bright Side of the Road - Raul Malo
She's Crazy For Leaving - Rodney Crowell
I'll Be On My Way - Saw Doctors
Sails - Orleans
Toes - Zac Brown
 
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YouTube - Cluck Old Hen - Mandolin

My wife's grand father let me borrow his mandolin while I continue to shop for a new banjo. This Framus mando is about 35 years old.

[I did notice the mistakes but I've been working on my own...look Ma, no tab!
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