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Message: * HTML is OFF * Forum Code is ON Smilies	[quote][i]Originally posted by AnonJr[/i][br]I just wanted to let everybody know that I had a blast over the weekend. The show last Sat. started with a gentleman who goes by "[url="http://www.myspace.com/milliniumdiciple"]Millennium Disciple[/url]". He does "Urban Gospel", which is musically similar to rap/hip-hop but the exact opposite in every other way. He let us know up front that he's trying to distance himself from all the baggage that comes with having "rap" anywhere in your description. Oh, and for the record, while I'm not a big fan of the genre, this man ROCKS! (Jim, if you could get me a link to this man's website, I'd like to add it to this main article.) Next up was [url="http://www.edenswayband.com/"]Eden's Way[/url], a more '80s-ish band with a front man that looks a lot like Dio. [:p] They had a killer sound and a very skilled young man on the guitar - don't worry, he brought his note from home saying he could be up that late. (Kidding) They played this bluesy tune near the end of their set, and I meant to find out what it was because it was great. These guys were a lot of fun on and off the stage. And, of course the night went into full swing when everybody's favorites came out of the gates rocking with "Revelation Lamentation" - and it didn't stop until the lights were out. [:D] Will had a killer sound - he was channeling some Heavenly Chorus pedals or something. Jay was bouncing around and hitting those solid bass lines up to his usual high standards. Steve has really grown in to an amazing front man. Please don't misunderstand, he was really good when he started with the band, but now he's absolutely awesome. Steve had the audience singing along (well, I saw the lips moving, I couldn't hear them over Will's Marshal - as it should be). Bob was banging on those drums in a way that would make Alex Van Halen jealous. These guys rocked the house. I guess I am a little partial to them though... As exhausted as I am, I hope to have some new photos up in the gallery either later tonight or in the next couple of days. I'll probably go back and edit this post to add some photos of the guys, Eden's Way, and Millennium Disciple once I'm through. If you missed the show, don't worry - we've got plenty more lined up. [8D][/quote]
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AnonJr	Posted - 19 Feb 2007 : 22:03:26 I just wanted to let everybody know that I had a blast over the weekend. The show last Sat. started with a gentleman who goes by "Millennium Disciple". He does "Urban Gospel", which is musically similar to rap/hip-hop but the exact opposite in every other way. He let us know up front that he's trying to distance himself from all the baggage that comes with having "rap" anywhere in your description. Oh, and for the record, while I'm not a big fan of the genre, this man ROCKS! (Jim, if you could get me a link to this man's website, I'd like to add it to this main article.) Next up was Eden's Way, a more '80s-ish band with a front man that looks a lot like Dio. They had a killer sound and a very skilled young man on the guitar - don't worry, he brought his note from home saying he could be up that late. (Kidding) They played this bluesy tune near the end of their set, and I meant to find out what it was because it was great. These guys were a lot of fun on and off the stage. And, of course the night went into full swing when everybody's favorites came out of the gates rocking with "Revelation Lamentation" - and it didn't stop until the lights were out. Will had a killer sound - he was channeling some Heavenly Chorus pedals or something. Jay was bouncing around and hitting those solid bass lines up to his usual high standards. Steve has really grown in to an amazing front man. Please don't misunderstand, he was really good when he started with the band, but now he's absolutely awesome. Steve had the audience singing along (well, I saw the lips moving, I couldn't hear them over Will's Marshal - as it should be). Bob was banging on those drums in a way that would make Alex Van Halen jealous. These guys rocked the house. I guess I am a little partial to them though... As exhausted as I am, I hope to have some new photos up in the gallery either later tonight or in the next couple of days. I'll probably go back and edit this post to add some photos of the guys, Eden's Way, and Millennium Disciple once I'm through. If you missed the show, don't worry - we've got plenty more lined up.
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michael322006	Posted - 22 Feb 2007 : 10:35:21 I can listen to Millinum Disciple because they are NOT rap. I dispise rap so therefor I can listen to him :D I talked to Will yesterday and told me all the fun stuff that went on. Great to hear that it was an awesome concert. Now just need to get them to Michigan :D
AnonJr	Posted - 20 Feb 2007 : 12:38:12 Thanks for the link Jim. I've updated the initial post and I hope to add some photos to it tonight... I was still kinda tired last night.
jim@souljoyrecords	Posted - 20 Feb 2007 : 03:20:26 True it was an awesome night and I thank everyone for the opportunity to serve with you on this great ministry date. Thanks for all the hard work everyone did in making this show so successful. A big shout out to Miah from The Sound Lair for the superb job he did with the PA and making this concert a success...You go Miah and we hope to rock with you again soon brother.... The link for Millinium Diciple is www.myspace.com/milliniumdiciple that'll get you there...