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The Resurrection Guild uses forums to coordinate our in-game activities and raids, and to build a sense of community that extends beyond grinding for experience and coin together. Communication about SLACK events can be found on the SLACK Forums Page.
To gain access to the Resurrection private forums, you must register with the guild's portal (the site you are currently browsing) and then post to the 'Guild Applications' forum below. Once you've been confirmed, you will be granted rights to access and post to the relevant forums.
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Dhrydan 
Webmaster
Guild Officer
Total Posts: 2995
Location: Seattle, WA
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| 06/24/2005 7:09 AM |
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My wife and I had an excellent time last night at an Eddie from Ohio (http://www.eddiefromohio.com/) concert in a very cozy place up here in PA.
They're a great alternative folk band, and I just thought I'd put some spam up on the topic and share the love. 
For those who might be interested, their website is awesome, once you enter into the Flash-based site, they stream a couple hours worth of their music at CD-quality. Something I wish more bands would do. |
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Dhrydan - 71 Restor Druid
Dhrymage - 61 Arcane Mage
Dhrybetankin - 48 Warrior
Dhrybestakin - 33 Shammy
Guild Officer & Webmaster |
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Jureal
Guild Alumni
Total Posts: 2916
Location: Little Rock, Arkansas
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| 06/25/2005 6:37 PM |
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lol! Nice subject!
So far I like what I hear; for me it's a light-hearted Neil Young playing style with a slight Blues Traveler feel. The vocals are awesome, Julie Murphy Wells has a beautiful voice. =)
Thanks for the spam; best I've had all year!
BTW: On the EFO website, don't ever click "contact team" while using Firefox... the window will never close!!! Time to go kill a process! =)
later,
-b |
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Dhrydan
Webmaster
Guild Officer
Total Posts: 2995
Location: Seattle, WA
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| 06/26/2005 7:25 AM |
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The title is from the back of one of their T-shirts.
And glad you like them, J!  Interesting catch on the Neil Young; I've always kind of said more of a Lyle Lovitz (sp?) meets Bob Dylan - but I you capture another dimension that I don't think mine even attempts to look at.
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Dhrydan - 71 Restor Druid
Dhrymage - 61 Arcane Mage
Dhrybetankin - 48 Warrior
Dhrybestakin - 33 Shammy
Guild Officer & Webmaster |
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Jureal
Guild Alumni
Total Posts: 2916
Location: Little Rock, Arkansas
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| 06/26/2005 3:14 PM |
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| I've always been attracted to the 'gritty' sounds of music- prolly where I got my pov. =) Also, it's why I love so many different styles of music; everything from Miles Davis to Manson. =) |
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Zewl
Guild Member
Total Posts: 110
Location: Houston, TX
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| 08/24/2005 12:35 PM |
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Dhrydan...I like those guys...very peacful music. It clears the mind.
I love Bob Dylan. I havn't told any of my loved ones yet(still plenty of time to), but I want the dylan song "If not for you" played at my funeral. I feel it best describe the love I feel for my wife, and how dependant I am on her....lol.
What do you guys think of this:
http://www.myspace.com/decybel |
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