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    I bought tickets but I'm still waiting for discount plane tickets. I'd be flying from Brazil just for the concert.

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    Quote Originally Posted by unclemeat View Post
    Is or is this not the moment of a Joint Committee referendum as to who-plays-what in upcoming "Zess" drumming schedules? Looks exhausting, hope they get paid.

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    No, this is the facepalm moment when Vander realizes what 'Slag Tanz' really means.

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    Quote Originally Posted by unclemeat View Post
    No, this is the facepalm moment when Vander realizes what 'Slag Tanz' really means.
    It means this (at least in German)


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    Quote Originally Posted by Marco View Post
    I bought tickets but I'm still waiting for discount plane tickets. I'd be flying from Brazil just for the concert.
    I salute you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by flytomars View Post
    What is the reason CV is not drumming?
    Because he is singing?
    I would understand why it would be an issue in live settings, but in the studio?
    As much as I lone Vander's drumming, I wouldn't be sad if he did abandon it to stay up front (just as long as he's not blocking the views to the ladies up there), because AFAIAC, I've always thought CV was the band's best singer by a margin.

    here is why...

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    convincing, right??

    OK, CV might want to wear short-sleeved T-shirts to hide that primate upper arm pilosity

    Quote Originally Posted by unclemeat View Post
    A recording of MDK at l'Olympia with Daniel Denis (7 may 1972) does exist but - surprise surprise - is not available to the lambda members of the "race maudite".
    I'd even be part of the maudit just to hear it.
    my music collection increased tenfolds when I switched from drug-addicts to complete nutcases.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trane View Post
    As much as I lone Vander's drumming, I wouldn't be sad if he did abandon it to stay up front (just as long as he's not blocking the views to the ladies up there), because AFAIAC, I've always thought CV was the band's best singer by a margin.
    It won't take much arguing to convince me. I love Christian Vander's singing with Magma as well as Offering, especially as his voice has aged over the years.

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    I too love CV’s singing. He still has a beautiful voice.
    He might be the best singer in Magma but let’s be reasonable...he’s the best drummer in the goddamn world.
    Still.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kavus Torabi View Post
    I too love CV’s singing. He still has a beautiful voice.
    He might be the best singer in Magma but let’s be reasonable...he’s the best drummer in the goddamn world.
    Still.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kavus Torabi View Post
    I too love CV’s singing. He still has a beautiful voice.
    He might be the best singer in Magma but let’s be reasonable...he’s the best drummer in the goddamn world.
    Still.
    sorry, what'd you say??

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    Quote Originally Posted by JAMOOL View Post
    sorry, what'd you say??

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    Pffft, sorry, comparing them is like comparing a japanese sex robot to a real woman

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kavus Torabi View Post
    I too love CV’s singing. He still has a beautiful voice.
    He might be the best singer in Magma but let’s be reasonable...he’s the best drummer in the goddamn world.
    Still.
    Totally, 100% agree.


    Quote Originally Posted by JAMOOL View Post
    sorry, what'd you say??

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    Oh shoot, you're both right!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kavus Torabi View Post
    he’s the best drummer in the goddamn world. Still.
    I only know that the Theatre du taur recording from 1975 has the most excrutiangly amazing drumming I've ever heard - regardless of genre. The guy's not merely on fire, he completely owns the flames.





    [B-but that dude who disliked Yoshida-san (and namechecked him as a Muppet) was neither impressed with Vander! He was a huge fan of the drummers in Pork Three, Slim Dingsom and The Muscle Cox, tho', 'cause he knew 'em from before]
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scrotum Scissor View Post
    excrutiangly
    And that damn word doesn't even exist!
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    A factor that needs to be considered in this kind of comparisons is how late one comes into the picture. So hats-off to the latecomer, whose road is veiled by the shadow of giants, and still creates in a totally unique way.
    I am sure that neither can do what the other does, so it's only a question of individual taste here...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scrotum Scissor View Post
    And that damn word doesn't even exist!
    Does now!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scrotum Scissor View Post
    I only know that the Theatre du taur recording from 1975 has the most excrutiangly amazing drumming I've ever heard - regardless of genre. The guy's not merely on fire, he completely owns the flames.
    Any particular part you are thinking of? I own that and like it, but I don't remember it being any more crazily on fire than any of the 1974/75 period stuff.....

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    How Zess-ty is this this?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve F. View Post
    Any particular part you are thinking of? I own that and like it, but I don't remember it being any more crazily on fire
    The point from ca. 17:30 in "Köhntarkosz" and the final minutes of "Komandöh".

    But yeah, the Zühn Wöhl Unsai recording is just as intense. But the Theatre album is special to me because of the rather raw directness of the recording itself, arguably done with two mikes or perhaps four at the most. They're almost present in the room with me when I play it loud. I got to play it from the deck of a mid-size shrimpboat through a powerful set of speakers some 10 years back, and I swear that force made actual waves in a steaming summer ocean! A great time had by all except for the fleeing pollocks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scrotum Scissor View Post
    The point from ca. 17:30 in "Köhntarkosz" .....
    Yes. He's killing it. No doubt. I had forgotten how over the top it is.
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    I love the playing on Zühn Wöhl Unsai but hot damn Klaus is completely out of tune in that recording. Sorry for the sacrilegous statement, but he's nothing compared to Antoine Paganotti.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kavus Torabi View Post
    I too love CV’s singing. He still has a beautiful voice.
    He might be the best singer in Magma but let’s be reasonable...he’s the best drummer in the goddamn world.
    Still.
    Only because Elvin Jones, Max Roach, Rashied Ali and Tony Williams are all deader an entire Enterprise away team full of red shirts.

    But I'll tell ya what, Yoshida-san rocked the house when I saw him play with Samla Mammas Manna.

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    Quote Originally Posted by unclemeat View Post
    Release date : May 3rd


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    I guess I'll be ordering from Wayside in May

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