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princesstripandfall
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Hey everyone!
i remember Boyd posting in a journal a while back that a family friend of the Duprees was on tour with David Crowder Band. My family owns Hartman Music Group, a concert promotion company in San Antonio.
HMG brought the Band here on the remedy club tour- their show was last night.
After the show, i was hanging out in the dressing rooms/backstage, and talked with a guy who does the video for the tour. He said he's from Tyler, and I said "no way, my favorite band is from there!" and he's like "Eisley? They're good friends of mine!"

Small world!

I thought that was really cool. the show was good too, even though i missed the openers because I was scanning and tearing tickets. Catch a date if you can Smile
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The5thavocado
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Y'know, A friend and I were helping Tyler James hand out flyers for his show at the HOB the other night, and we walked into the David Crowder band show (which was downstairs) to hand some out, and I saw Christie. I was like, "grrl, git you some David Crowder!!"





No, I wasn't. Really. I looked away. And did my job.

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David Crowder's cool.
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haha. david crowder's the man.

i recommend his awesome book (even if you don't like god its good):
Everybody Wants to Go to Heaven but Nobody Wants to Die

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I am going to see David Crowder on the 22nd in Boise. Smile He is such a funny guy. LOL And, of course, great music.

I have both of his books. I particularly liked the first one. I could relate to some of the stories, and it was so wonderful to read such a great book about praising God.

The second one is good, but a little trickier to read.
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If anyone is going to the show, please try to catch Phil Wickham (I'm pretty sure he's opening for the whole tour). He's darn swell.
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doreen wrote:
If anyone is going to the show, please try to catch Phil Wickham (I'm pretty sure he's opening for the whole tour). He's darn swell.
yeah from what I heard on his myspace, he's awesome. I might go to that show in Portland next week, not sure yet.
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Phil Wickham is pretty decent, and I would love to check him out in concert. I live in a concert dead zone, though. Sad for me.
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princesstripandfall
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phil wickham is amazing.
i didn't catch his set cause i was working, but we
were backstage tearing wristbands and he was writing
a new song. I asked him about it later, and he said
"oh, no! i forgot the words...how did it go?"
i couldn't remember Sad
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mellon collie wrote:
haha. david crowder's the man.

i recommend his awesome book (even if you don't like god its good):
Everybody Wants to Go to Heaven but Nobody Wants to Die

that book is deliciously hilarious, and really really good. he's got a lot of really good things to say, about death and mourning and life and whatnot, but he's also just really funny and random.

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woman4life wrote:

I have both of his books. I particularly liked the first one. I could relate to some of the stories, and it was so wonderful to read such a great book about praising God.

The second one is good, but a little trickier to read.


what's his other one???


Ecouter wrote:
mellon collie wrote:
haha. david crowder's the man.

i recommend his awesome book (even if you don't like god its good):
Everybody Wants to Go to Heaven but Nobody Wants to Die

that book is deliciously hilarious, and really really good. he's got a lot of really good things to say, about death and mourning and life and whatnot, but he's also just really funny and random.


his randomness (is that a word?) is amazing.
and his insights are so nice, but sometimes they were so sad.
....

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that'd be me... also, you'll notice some eisley on the pre-show music... not a coincidence... hahaha.

but yes, its me. come say hi to me on tour. i'd appreciate it.
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princesstripandfall
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small world Smile
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woman4life
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David's first book is "Praise Habit: Finding God in Sunsets and Sushi"

And he is very random indeed. He once blogged about mean squirrels being out to get him. It was a funny piece. I saw him at Creation Northwest and asked if he'd run into any mean squirrels lately. Without missing a beat he replied, "All the time, nasty little creatures." LOL It made me laugh lots. Maybe you had to read the blog and be there, but it was funny, trust me.

Anyway, I also saw Phil Wickham at Creation Northwest. He's definitely worth seeing. I hope someone remembers the words to the song. LOL
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I'm seeing David Crowder on the 16th of October in SF!! He absolutely rocks.
I saw him at his church in Texas perform the song "Neverending" from the new album for the very first time live. And he played a guitar hero guitar. incredible.

Phil Wickham's purty good too.

And has anyone even heard of The Myriad?? they're opening for the tour, and they're pretty awesome too.

David Crowder's first book is Praise Habit, which is awesome and probably deeper than you'll know. His second is Everybody wants to go to heaven...etc.

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