2005
- Somewhere around this time, it became very common for Tim Chandler and Berger Roy Al to get into lengthy, heated arguments and strange conversations on the DA message board. Quite a few board members considered an intervention when it was discovered that Berger had taken to drinking Windex again and was not quite himself.
Mid January 2005
- Terry is interviewed by Tom Gulotta for the 30th anniversary deluxe reissue of Daniel Amos.
April 18, 2005
- The Choir's O How the Mighty Have Fallen is released. Tim Chandler played guitar and bass guitar. Tim also cowrote "Nobody Gets a Smooth Ride" with Steve Hindalong, and "Mercy Will Prevail" with Derri Daugherty, Marc Byrd and Steve Hindalong.
May 5, 2005
- Marty Dieckmeyer's new band Larry releases its first CD entitled Lucy, I'm In Love.
June 23, 2005
- The Lost Dogs perform in Duluth, GA at Duluth First United Methodist
June 24, 2005
- The Lost Dogs perform in Nashville, TN at Rocketown
June 25, 2005
- The Lost Dogs perform in Clayton, IN at The Barn
June 26, 2005
- The Lost Dogs perform in East Troy, WI for a Special in-studio recording with a live audience
June 27, 2005
- The Lost Dogs perform in Minneapolis, MN at Club 3 Degrees
June 29, 2005
- The Lost Dogs' Island Dreams is released.
- The Lost Dogs perform in Livonia, MI at Trinity House Theater
June 30, 2005
- The Lost Dogs perform at Fellowship of Living Hope in Rensselaer, IN.
July 1, 2005
- The Lost Dogs perform at the Cornerstone Festival in Bushnell, IL on the Gallery Stage followed by a performance by the Choir.
July 2, 2005
- The Lost Dogs perform in Wentzville, MO at "TownsendLand." "A show brought to you by technical difficulties."
The Dogs were initially booked at a newly opened, very large coffeehouse in Winghaven, MO, which featured a very nice sound system and stage for musical acts. That coffeehouse just happened to close a few days before this show was to take place. The owner of the coffeehouse didn't inform the promoters or the band of the closure until a day before the show. Being July 4th weekend, all venues in the area were booked up or closed. Not wanting to cancel the show, an impromptu stage was quickly built out of lumber and the show itself was moved to a front lawn belonging to the parents of DA's webmasters. While the stage itself was very much "thrown together at the last second," the large yard became a unique setting for the show which took place under a canopy of trees.
Set List: If You Want To, To Cover You, A Certain Love, Come Down Here, Startin' Monday, A Vegas Story (Free Drinks and A Dream), Sunshine Down, The Lust the Flesh the Eyes and the Pride of Life, Moses in the Desert, In the Distance, If You Loved Here You'd Be Home By Now, Bad Indigestion, Wild Ride, Why Is the Devil Red?, Bullet Train, Rescue Me (The Choir), Joel (Daniel Amos)
July 4, 2005
- The Lost Dogs perform at Vineyard Community Church in Wickliffe, OH.
July 5, 2005
- The Lost Dogs perform at Willowdale Chapel in Kennet Square, PA.
July 6, 2005
- Daniel Amos' The Making of Mr. Buechner's Dream DVD goes on sale on the Lost Dogs tour.
- The Lost Dogs perform at Rock Creek Church in Derwood, MD.
July 8, 2005
- Daniel Amos' The Making of Mr. Buechner's Dream DVD goes on sale at the DanielAmos.com webstore. The film is a collection of home movies taken during the recording of the album.
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- The Lost Dogs perform in Mississauga, ON
- The Lost Dogs perform at Park Bible Church in Burlington, Ontario.
July 9, 2005
The Lost Dogs perform at the Cadillac Lounge in Toronto, ON.
- Doug TenNapel's Catscratch premieres on Nickelodeon. Terry, Rob Watson and Dave Raven created the soundtrack for the show.
July 11, 2005
- The Lost Dogs perform at Calvary E. Free Church in Essex Falls, NJ.
July 12, 2005
- The Lost Dogs perform at West Shore Evangelical Free in Mechanicsburg, PA.
July 14, 2005
- The Lost Dogs perform at Jammin Java in Vienna, VA.
July 15, 2005
- The Lost Dogs perform at Walton Park "Adult Swim" Party in Midlothian, VA.
July 16, 2005
- The Lost Dogs perform at Calvary Chapel in Charlottesville, VA.
July 17, 2005
- The Lost Dogs perform in Asheville, NC at The Grey Eagle
August 26, 2005
- Terry Taylor and Mike Roe perform at Camp CAACONAA in Chatsworth, CA.
September 29, 2005
- Jeff Cloud of Starflyer 59 is interviewed by Opus Zine. Terry Taylor is mentioned briefly in reference to producing the bands next album.
UpusZine: "So you're kind of moving away from the surf and lounge feel to maybe more of an orchestral feel?"
Jeff: "Yeah, a little bit. Terry Taylor [Daniel Amos, Lost Dogs, Swirling Eddies] is going to produce the new album. He's more of a vocal kind of guy you know. So we're kind of hoping he'll do some weird kind of stuff laying out the vocals. We're actually going to let him just change around some of the arrangements if he wants to."
UpusZine: Kind of like the old Daniel Amos stuff?
Jeff: Yeah. Basically, we're just trying to make the kind of record that we would like."
December 3, 2005
- The Lost Dogs perform at Acoustic Expressions in San Diego, CA.
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