something cool ...
So I finally got something up on www.biggerthanjesus.net! Woo!
Wednesday, May 04, 2005
Links
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Official BTJ Website
Order the DVD
Watch the Teaser Trailer
Joni on MySpace
Rick on MySpace
Photo Blog
Email Joni
Rickemerson.com
Remote Control
video clips
Animation Archive
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Andrew's Hair Flip
Chris kicks ass
Jay's Ace Frehely
Rob from the House of Rick
Rick's sidewalk DLR
Joni's happy dance
Clyde being kooky
Sidney rox American Idiot
Stick spinning
Even more stick spinning
Jairus' mighty fist of rock
global domination watch
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As of this moment, Bigger Than Jesus DVDs have reached the following corners of the world:
Oregon
Washington
California
Utah
Illinois
Montana
Arkansas
Florida
Pennsylvania
Arizona
Minnesota
New York
Colorado
and... Kuwait
BTJ TRIVIA
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Question: After whom was Pastor Steven T. Peterson named?
Answer: This guy and these guys
Question: What was the song Pastor Steve played backwards?
Answer: "Gene Simmons Took My Girl" by the Tim Riley Factor
Question: How many pieces made up Andrew's rocking drum kit?
Answer: 11 drums, 11 cymbals, and one cowbell
Question: How many guitars total were used in the show?
Answer: Jay used 4, Brian used 3, Michael used 2 bass guitars (and also two prop guitars)
Question: In addition to the man himself, who else was an inspiration for the David Lee Roth character?
Answer: Definately this guy
Question: How many total songs are in the movie?
Answer: 16, counting the ending credit song
What is it?
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A story of music, and how it set a young man freeâ¦one song at a time.
Filmed before a sold-out audience in Portland, this concert film of the popular stageshow features three decadesâ worth of rock and metal classics performed by a live band.
Rick Emerson relives the comedy and tragedy, the highs and lows, and the isolation and ultimate redemption of a small-town kid transformed by music. From the first time hearing the crushing chords of Led Zeppelin, to the buy-in of Kurt Cobainâs âgenius,â to the sell-out of Metallica, Bigger Than Jesus: The Diary of a Rock and Roll Fan is a love letter to the music that forms the soundtrack of our lives.
Listen up. Be Saved.
Previous Posts
- ready, set, mooch!
- rocking the IHOR ...
- a peek behind the curtain ...
- Wanted: Artist
- the coffee cup crusade
- the show must go on ...
- updates
- a nice diversion
- did I mention it's to scale?
- random thought for a saturday night ...
6 Comments:
I have no idea what that means, but if it's an insult, I'm gonna snatch you baldheaded, you hippie.
That's just like a hippie to be contrary.
Oh, come on...no one's gonna quote the best/worst segment of "Roll the Bones"?:
Jack...relax
Get busy with the facts
No zodiacs or almanacs
No maniacs in polyester slacks
Just the facts
Gonna kick some gluteus max
"Kick some gluteus max"?!?!?
Note to prog-rock bands: adding a rapped middle section to your songs is a *bad* idea.
That is all.
And in the words of Mickey Dolenz, from whom that line was stolen, "Mary Mary, where you goin' to?"
Them's fightin' words.
I think all can agree the aforementioned rap is a bad idea for ANY Prog Rock group. However, it was a brief excursion, not a major change in course. I don't think they lost too many fans as a result.
Friends don't let friends Prog-Rap.
"Uuuuh, because it sucked." (Butthead)
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