A Look Back: Watashi Wa Album Review
I reviewed pop/rock band Watashi Wa's album The Love of Life for Seven Ball magazine's July/August 2003 issue.
Labels: Album Review, Seven Ball, Watashi Wa
A MUSIC BLOG: disc dialogue. music magazine memorabilia. concert catalogue.
I reviewed pop/rock band Watashi Wa's album The Love of Life for Seven Ball magazine's July/August 2003 issue.
Labels: Album Review, Seven Ball, Watashi Wa
I reviewed rock band Tinman Jones' album Poetic for Seven Ball magazine's July/August 2003 issue.
Labels: Album Review, Seven Ball, Tinman Jones
I reviewed rock band Tait's album Lose This Life for Seven Ball magazine's November/December 2003 issue.
Labels: Album Review, Seven Ball, Tait
I reviewed pop/rock band Superchic[k]'s album Regeneration for Seven Ball magazine's November/December 2003 issue.
Labels: Album Review, Seven Ball, Superchic[k]
I reviewed alternative rock band Something Like Silas' album Divine Invitation for Seven Ball magazine's July/August 2004 issue.
Labels: Album Review, Seven Ball, Something Like Silas
I covered the Smash-Ups album for Seven Ball magazine's July/August 2003 issue.
Labels: Audio Adrenaline, Carman, dc Talk, Earthsuit, GRITS, John Reuben, Newsboys, Out of Eden, PAX217, Rebecca St. James, Relient K, Seven Ball, Steven Curtis Chapman, Switchfoot, The Benjamin Gate, tobyMac, ZOEgirl
I interviewed hard rock band Skillet for Seven Ball magazine's November/December 2003 issue.
Labels: Seven Ball, Skillet
I interviewed modern folk/rock band Silers Bald for Seven Ball magazine's September/October 2003 issue.
Labels: Seven Ball, Silers Bald
I reviewed Jennifer Knapp's album The Collection for Seven Ball magazine's January/February 2004 issue.
Labels: Album Review, Jennifer Knapp, Seven Ball
I reviewed a P.O.D. concert held at the Gaylord Entertainment Center in Nashville, Tenn. for Seven Ball magazine's May/June 2004 issue.
Labels: Concert Review, Concerts, P.O.D., Seven Ball
I reviewed pop/worship singer/songwriter Jadon Lavik's album Moving on Faith for Seven Ball magazine's September/October 2004 issue.
Labels: Album Review, Jadon Lavik, Seven Ball
I interviewed pop/rock band Duvall for Seven Ball's July/August 2004 issue.
Labels: Duvall, Seven Ball
I reviewed Building 429's pop/rock-flavored Glory Defined EP for Seven Ball magazine's May/June 2004 edition, as well as Jeremy Camp's Carried Me: The Worship Project for the March/April '04 issue.
Labels: Album Review, Building 429, Jeremy Camp, Seven Ball
My favorite music magazine during my late teens through mid-20s was 7ball. It was my dream to write for the zine. After the publication folded in the early aughts, it was revived -- as Seven Ball -- and I had the pleasure of writing for it, before it closed its books again for good. I'm not certain precisely when the first iteration ceased. However, I know that Seven Ball was in print from July 2003 through October '04. Perhaps the saddest thing is that there is very little evidence that Seven Ball even existed, which is why I am posting this piece with photographic proof.
Thankfully, I was wise enough to keep one copy of the 7ball CD sampler that was, at one time, a perk of the publication.
Labels: Seven Ball
I saw South-Africa-based alternative rock band The Benjamin Gate in concert at least twice. I know for certain I witnessed them perform at the Donelson Free Will Baptist Church in Nashville, Tenn. because I reviewed that show for Seven Ball magazine in 2003 (see below). I also recall experiencing their live show at ResLife Church in Grandville, Mich., as well as at the Festival Con Dios stop in Grand Rapids, Mich., perhaps on Sept. 15, 2001. However, my memory is not as reliable as it once was and I have no ticket stubs for those concerts to prove my attendance. Regardless, at one of those Michigan gigs, the band signed my ["Untitled"] CD booklet (see above).
Labels: Concert Review, Concerts, Seven Ball, The Benjamin Gate