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"Falling Off the Edge of the World" - Ryan Brymer

"once dcTalk broke up, it was all downhill... (sorry, I couldn't resist)" - Ryan Brymer

"Good luck man. Thanks for being real and open." - Ryan Brymer

"Good luck man. Thanks for being real and open." - Ryan Brymer

"Good luck man. Thanks for being real and open." - Ryan Brymer

"saw this yesterday. good stuff." - Ryan Brymer

"saw this yesterday. good stuff." - Ryan Brymer

"saw this yesterday. good stuff." - Ryan Brymer

"sounds like.... a plan. no, I'm excited to see what you've got to share. Bring it on." - Ryan Brymer

"sounds like.... a plan. no, I'm excited to see what you've got to share. Bring it on." - Ryan Brymer

"sounds like.... a plan. no, I'm excited to see what you've got to share. Bring it on." - Ryan Brymer

"That was great!" - Ryan Brymer

"That was great!" - Ryan Brymer

"That was great!" - Ryan Brymer

"Indeed. Thing is, when you've lived as an artist and made no money, time comes when you're more likely to sacrifice your art for money." - Ryan Brymer

"Digital Fortress was ok, good twist at the end with the Japanese storyline. The other one, Deception Point, was pretty intense." - Ryan Brymer

"I agree that this is a huge issue with Christians, not just to church service, but just in general. We feel that it is unChristian to say "no." It also plays out in a lot of business situations where we feel like we can never say "no" to any bosses." - Ryan Brymer

"1) I'm sure that they know. They may have no right to challenge what the record company wants to do - especially if they don't own their own songs. Some people may be fine with it from a business perspective and just submit artistically. The interesting thing is that with Remixes, there is a new piece of art being created. Some artists, even offer an "alternative" mix to old songs (Third Day did this on their greatest hits package, so did Live). But doing it just for radio's sake seems dirty to me." - Ryan Brymer

"I see where you're going with the post modern influence of wanting it my way, but I think this is more about money and market saturation." - Ryan Brymer

"Indeed. Thing is, when you've lived as an artist and made no money, time comes when you're more likely to sacrifice your art for money." - Ryan Brymer

"Indeed. Thing is, when you've lived as an artist and made no money, time comes when you're more likely to sacrifice your art for money." - Ryan Brymer

"Digital Fortress was ok, good twist at the end with the Japanese storyline. The other one, Deception Point, was pretty intense." - Ryan Brymer

"Digital Fortress was ok, good twist at the end with the Japanese storyline. The other one, Deception Point, was pretty intense." - Ryan Brymer

"I see where you're going with the post modern influence of wanting it my way, but I think this is more about money and market saturation." - Ryan Brymer

"I see where you're going with the post modern influence of wanting it my way, but I think this is more about money and market saturation." - Ryan Brymer

"1) I'm sure that they know. They may have no right to challenge what the record company wants to do - especially if they don't own their own songs. Some people may be fine with it from a business perspective and just submit artistically. The interesting thing is that with Remixes, there is a new piece of art being created. Some artists, even offer an "alternative" mix to old songs (Third Day did this on their greatest hits package, so did Live). But doing it just for radio's sake seems dirty to me." - Ryan Brymer

"1) I'm sure that they know. They may have no right to challenge what the record company wants to do - especially if they don't own their own songs. Some people may be fine with it from a business perspective and just submit artistically. The interesting thing is that with Remixes, there is a new piece of art being created. Some artists, even offer an "alternative" mix to old songs (Third Day did this on their greatest hits package, so did Live). But doing it just for radio's sake seems dirty to me." - Ryan Brymer

"I agree that this is a huge issue with Christians, not just to church service, but just in general. We feel that it is unChristian to say "no." It also plays out in a lot of business situations where we feel like we can never say "no" to any bosses." - Ryan Brymer

"I agree that this is a huge issue with Christians, not just to church service, but just in general. We feel that it is unChristian to say "no." It also plays out in a lot of business situations where we feel like we can never say "no" to any bosses." - Ryan Brymer

"No excuses!!" - Ryan Brymer