Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Dig Here Said the Angel is the title of the 2013 album by the rock band Daniel Amos.This album marks the first by Daniel Amos for which the band used the popular Kickstarter website to generate its recording budget. The original goal for the project was a bare-bones budget of $14,000. With help from around 500 contributors, the band made its initial goal within 24 hours and quickly surpassed it, eventually raising more than $32,000 before the initial campaign had ended. An extended campaign, partially began to raise money for a planned vinyl version of the album, quickly raised more than $10,000 to add to the original amount.By February 2013, the band entered the Brown Owl Studios in Berry Hill, TN and later emerged with 11 new songs. The album became a reunion of sorts - bringing in past band members Jerry Chamberlain, Rob Watson, Marty Dieckmeyer and Alex MacDougall to add their musical touches to the album. It also reunited the band with its 1980s engineer and roadie, Derri Daugherty, who engineered and mixed the project.The entire production of the project - from the original rehearsals and demos, to the studio sessions in Nashville - were filmed for a planned DVD documentary release.. }
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- Dig_Here_Said_the_Angel abstract "Dig Here Said the Angel is the title of the 2013 album by the rock band Daniel Amos.This album marks the first by Daniel Amos for which the band used the popular Kickstarter website to generate its recording budget. The original goal for the project was a bare-bones budget of $14,000. With help from around 500 contributors, the band made its initial goal within 24 hours and quickly surpassed it, eventually raising more than $32,000 before the initial campaign had ended. An extended campaign, partially began to raise money for a planned vinyl version of the album, quickly raised more than $10,000 to add to the original amount.By February 2013, the band entered the Brown Owl Studios in Berry Hill, TN and later emerged with 11 new songs. The album became a reunion of sorts - bringing in past band members Jerry Chamberlain, Rob Watson, Marty Dieckmeyer and Alex MacDougall to add their musical touches to the album. It also reunited the band with its 1980s engineer and roadie, Derri Daugherty, who engineered and mixed the project.The entire production of the project - from the original rehearsals and demos, to the studio sessions in Nashville - were filmed for a planned DVD documentary release.".