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Rick's interview with Pizzazz Magazine, January 06
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Oregonlive.com Blogger Chris Snethen's write-up of the DVD release party
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A nice shout-out from Mark Baumgarten at the Willamette Week
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Oregonlive.com blogger Chris Snethen reviews the show
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Interview with Joni for Right Brain Resource, May 2005
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Interview with Rick from The Oregonian, January 2004
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Spanning from classic rockers through heavy metal and grunge with a side trip in the spandex laden land of the hair bands, Bigger Than Jesus gives a glimpse of how deeply music affects the life of a young man. Very impressed by the powerful performance of Rick Emerson who takes the audience with him through hell and back guided by some rather unlikely spiritual influences. Bet you never thought of Robert Plant, Jon Bon Jovi, or Axl Rose as guardian angels, huh?
Illusionaire
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I dare you to not find at least one snippet of material that you cannot relate to. Rick tells the tale of a troubled kid growing up in a troubled family which leads to his discovery of those about to rock! His show is full of passion, he pulls out a Radio Raheem on us with LOVE on one fist and HATE on the other and beats us with it until we submit.
Film Fever
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I found it ironic.
Toussaint Perrault, The Portland Mercury
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