rare prog from early 70s

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Originally Posted by Achilleslastfairjudgement

Ive heard them but they attracted the hardcore emo kids is the reason i strayed from it. =\

i understand your concern...for i heard the same things previous, as well as finding out it is comprised of members of "at the drive in" an indie rock/emo band apparently....however image the dark elements of king crimson, the spaciness of pink floyd, and some of the blues energetic guitar chops of steve howe of Yes...with an overall modern touch and a vocalist on par with the best of his generation...and you have the mars volta.

[deliverance]

yeah, volta is fuckin awesome, i'm looking forward to their next album.

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Originally Posted by Achilleslastfairjudgement

Oh and if you ever come back on Mike I do have one cherry five however not vinyl,it has Claudio Simonetti in at as well from goblin and a few other goblin members if im not wrong. ;\

yes, i stated basically that a few posts back....cherry five was essentially goblin before they changed their name.

dario argento was looking for a band to make the soundtrack to his latest film (soon to become a legendary masterpiece of his art, along with the help of goblins highest selling soundtrack and still considered their best work), when his wife Daria Nicolodi (who starred in many of his and similar films) recommended them to him...and he loved them obviously, and a bond was made which would become a kindred unity of director and musical artist much like alfred hitchcock and bernard herrmann, or sergio leone and ennio morricone.

in any case, they made some great eerie music...very doomy sometimes, and just stimulating in an overall darkened sense. i recommend it to anyone into metal, or rock of any kind.

[cthulufhtagn]

Originally Posted by Achilleslastfairjudgement

They played the theme of zombi on Shaun of the dead

shaun of the dead fucking rules

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Originally Posted by cthulufhtagn

shaun of the dead fucking rules

i didnt see it, however im a big fan of the original dawn of the dead, so a parody of it seemed humorous and interesting to me. im sure ill check it out when it comes out on video.

[FUBAR]

I love that film, its not really a parody tough its more like a comedy tribute to the romero films

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Originally Posted by FUBAR

I love that film, its not really a parody tough its more like a comedy tribute to the romero films

oh, i wasnt sure what type of comedy it was. either way, ill want to see it though.

[Arnold Layne]

Mike do you have copies of your own albums on Vinyl?

[Luz]

Definitively, he must have them. (with all respect Alternative, I think your question is a bit obvious)

Luz.-

Originally Posted by Alternative 3

Mike do you have copies of your own albums on Vinyl?

[Achilleslastfairjudgement]

Originally Posted by NineFeetUnderground

oh, i wasnt sure what type of comedy it was. either way, ill want to see it though.

If ya REALLY want to see it PM me

[cthulufhtagn]

these guys are kinda proggy, all instrumental, on the mellower side....local band, they rule though--a lesson in tasteful keyboards
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/1/th...iliesmusic.htm
i've seen them live twice, good show both times