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Daniel wrote:Naturallyshawnpfan2010 wrote: The P stands for PETRA btw
Shawn I have this theory that you are Mark Kelly posting under a different name...
I know some guys that work for Kenny. One of them goes to church here in the KC area. I don't think Kenny is as loaded as he used to be. I never got to eat at the chicken place. Have you guys?pmal wrote:I was actually hoping he was really Kenny Rogers and would be funding the whole cd and tourDaniel wrote:Naturallyshawnpfan2010 wrote: The P stands for PETRA btw
Shawn I have this theory that you are Mark Kelly posting under a different name...
It would be cool if Mark posted on here though ...
Well...looking back, some people said this would never happen. Funny.shawnpfan01 wrote:What if there was a "classic Petra reunion" consisting of Bob Hartman, Greg Volz, Loiue Weaver, John Lawry, and Mark Kelly. I myself would love to see that lineup on stage one more time. How about you?
That's what I had planned to do with my winnings.brent wrote:Well...looking back, some people said this would never happen. Funny.shawnpfan01 wrote:What if there was a "classic Petra reunion" consisting of Bob Hartman, Greg Volz, Loiue Weaver, John Lawry, and Mark Kelly. I myself would love to see that lineup on stage one more time. How about you?
I did not win the Mega Millions lottery, tho I DID try, and therefore could not fund the Petra "home coming" concert video, with everyone living from their history motivated (paid DARN well) to participate.
Which version? There were several. I have personally heard "Sweet Destiny" sung by three different singers. I have a demo version of the song sung by a guy who never even made it onto an actual album.rexreed wrote:Siloam might have made an appearance too.
Reviving another ancient thread, just to say: that's a very well-stated analogy with the surf theme.brent wrote:In the grand scheme of things, this Classic version was in a more hostile environment, playing music that was a bit out there. The Schlitt version started with John jumping on the surf board from a helicopter while it was on the top of the wave. Eventually that wave pushed the board to shore. The guys tried swimming it back out with different people and eventually just two guys, but the timing of the waves was not on their side. This Classic version is catching the right wave. Sweet Comfort, DeGarmo and Key and a few others are also suiting up, waxing down their boards and getting ready to catch the same wave.
Thankfully no sharks were jumped during this surfing incident!jmslick wrote:Reviving another ancient thread, just to say: that's a very well-stated analogy with the surf theme.brent wrote:In the grand scheme of things, this Classic version was in a more hostile environment, playing music that was a bit out there. The Schlitt version started with John jumping on the surf board from a helicopter while it was on the top of the wave. Eventually that wave pushed the board to shore. The guys tried swimming it back out with different people and eventually just two guys, but the timing of the waves was not on their side. This Classic version is catching the right wave. Sweet Comfort, DeGarmo and Key and a few others are also suiting up, waxing down their boards and getting ready to catch the same wave.
One of my biggest wishes is to go to a Petra concert. Even though John's better I'd still see Greg, but that'll never happen,knotodiswrld wrote: ↑Thu Feb 18, 2010 1:49 pmI'd go see them just because I never got to actually see that lineup in concert. The only Petra concert I was ever actually able to attend was in the "Midnight Oil" tour. It was excellent, of course.
I have seen Greg X. perform solo, though. So, it would be great to see the old Petra together once again.
Petra still does occasional shows I think.Diehardpetrafan:) wrote: ↑Fri Jul 26, 2019 12:52 pmOne of my biggest wishes is to go to a Petra concert. Even though John's better I'd still see Greg, but that'll never happen,knotodiswrld wrote: ↑Thu Feb 18, 2010 1:49 pmI'd go see them just because I never got to actually see that lineup in concert. The only Petra concert I was ever actually able to attend was in the "Midnight Oil" tour. It was excellent, of course.
I have seen Greg X. perform solo, though. So, it would be great to see the old Petra together once again.