Topic: "How Many Kings" and "Audience" - Live From Louisville

[Oldiesmann]

Nice find Scott! Thanks for posting.

Now we just need to find the old "Raincoat" video (for those who have no idea what I'm talking about, a hilarious video involving the song "Raincoat" was made years ago and was a big hit on the boards when I first joined 10 years ago or so. It got lost in the shuffle when they decided to switch forum software several years later).

[Scott]

Nice find Scott! Thanks for posting.

Now we just need to find the old "Raincoat" video (for those who have no idea what I'm talking about, a hilarious video involving the song "Raincoat" was made years ago and was a big hit on the boards when I first joined 10 years ago or so. It got lost in the shuffle when they decided to switch forum software several years later).

Thanks! I follow Sarah Potts on fb and Twitter and she had posted it. That venue certainly was... cozy. I know they couldn't fit all their equipment in the door!

MarySue and I were talking the other day about if any remnants of any of the old boards are still around.

[Oldiesmann]

As far as I know, everything from that board was lost when they moved over to EchoMusic (except what you can still view through the Internet Archive Wayback Machine, which doesn't appear to be much).

[Scott]

Wow! That's so cool! Even though you can't see everything, it's just awesome to see (and to see how much has and really hasn't changed with the boards over the years.)

[jb4travel]

Yeah Scott...thanks for posting the vid. I haven't seen them do this song before.

[deepdarkwater]

I certainly wouldn't complain if they did any of the older songs. "Protest to Praise" is pretty much what convinced me to buy their debut CD in the first place (well, that and "Raincoat" anyway).

Those two are my favorite from that album, as well!

And thanks for posting the link to Internet Archive Wayback Machine. It's a helpful tool. I'll probably use it for other forums also.

[Oldiesmann]

You're welcome. That site is a lot of fun