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    That video was posted a few posts up on this page. Always a good idea to read what others have posted...
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    Already bought my ticket for One Shot. Le Triton will screen a documentary about James before the concert.

    As a uni student on a tight budget, I'm kinda scared at the prospect of booking a hotel room in Paris (as staying in hostels does not look like a good idea during a pandemic) but this is surely worth it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by calyx View Post
    That video was posted a few posts up on this page. Always a good idea to read what others have posted...
    Best idea is never to post anything. I watched the videos randomly on YouTube and consciously felt the need to share this with my pals on PE, without checking the previous 500 posts of the thread. And of course some over sensitive dude will point out with three dots at the end, like it's some crime.

    I will have no more of this. I am pretty sure everyone here will be better off without my contribution. Continue to be edifying as hell people and bye.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zappathustra View Post
    Best idea is never to post anything. I watched the videos randomly on YouTube and consciously felt the need to share this with my pals on PE, without checking the previous 500 posts of the thread. And of course some over sensitive dude will point out with three dots at the end, like it's some crime.

    I will have no more of this. I am pretty sure everyone here will be better off without my contribution. Continue to be edifying as hell people and bye.
    Really?
    I guess this sets a new standard for overreaction.
    Or maybe I was really as rude as you make it look. In which case, my apologies.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zappathustra View Post
    Best idea is never to post anything. I watched the videos randomly on YouTube and consciously felt the need to share this with my pals on PE, without checking the previous 500 posts of the thread. And of course some over sensitive dude will point out with three dots at the end, like it's some crime.

    I will have no more of this. I am pretty sure everyone here will be better off without my contribution. Continue to be edifying as hell people and bye.
    Oh stop it..it's the goddamm internet for chrissake!!!

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    Dear god, time to overreaction.
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    Quote Originally Posted by NogbadTheBad View Post
    Dear god, time to overreaction.
    Maybe it is, but I had a rough, busy day and my thought was with very limited time to post this here. I was having trouble to copy paste this here with my shitty computer, had to edit my post twice, checked out if this was posted before - but failed to notice that it had - and then got the three dots treatment that I am not the one reading the posts of the others. I would prefer being called an asshole than being sentenced to the three dots execution.
    For what it's worth I don't have a problem with Calyx who is a great source of information and I would guess is a truly great guy. But the whole environment here is very hostile, and it may be the internet, but I am not obliged to have to defend myself all the time for my opinions or my infelicities. It ain't fun anymore.

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    Here's a recommendation - operate from the position that posters on PE mean the best not the worst. I think it was a pretty harmless post if you don't take it the wrong way.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zappathustra View Post
    For what it's worth I don't have a problem with Calyx who is a great source of information and I would guess is a truly great guy. But the whole environment here is very hostile, and it may be the internet, but I am not obliged to have to defend myself all the time for my opinions or my infelicities. It ain't fun anymore.
    Looks like it might be time for a break. We'll be here when you're ready.

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    Maybe a break would be beneficial, but please don’t leave for good Zappathustra. I like you, and your posts are always interesting and informative.

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    How was the Ground Control concert?

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    Quote Originally Posted by aith01 View Post
    Maybe a break would be beneficial, but please don’t leave for good Zappathustra. I like you, and your posts are always interesting and informative.
    Ditto. I'm a Zappathustra fan meself

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    Same here.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marco View Post
    Already bought my ticket for One Shot. Le Triton will screen a documentary about James before the concert.

    As a uni student on a tight budget, I'm kinda scared at the prospect of booking a hotel room in Paris (as staying in hostels does not look like a good idea during a pandemic) but this is surely worth it.
    That's amazing. So glad you are going. Please give us a report on the show and the doc. You are right, it will definitely be worth it. It's great to hear that people are getting back to living again. I had the good fortune to see One Shot at NEARfest many moons ago. It was a great gig. Although I don't know him, I did get the chance to talk with him at length after a Magma show. Such a monster musician and a great guy.

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    Zapp! Don't go. I like your posts, too.

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    And again ordere 3 Magma CD's, more or less completing my collection of studio-albums with:
    Mekanik Kommandoh, Merci and Kontarkoz Anteria

    Stil missing
    Slag Tanz and Riah Sahiltaahk, but they are not really available.

    Still there are some live-albums, but don't know if I want to get them all. BBC Radio Londres 1974 is on my wishlist, but that is all.

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    Quote Originally Posted by boilk View Post
    Zapp! Don't go. I like your posts, too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mozo-pg View Post
    Here's a recommendation - operate from the position that posters on PE mean the best not the worst. I think it was a pretty harmless post if you don't take it the wrong way.
    An excellent recommendation - and one I try to use (not always successfully) in broader society. Emojis are widely scorned but I use them as they help convey the sentiment behind stuff I write here, on other social media and in emails. Something that is written in a light-hearted way can often appear aggressive/angry/sarcastic as the reader cannot see the author's smile. I hope you stick around Zappathustra as your comments are great.
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    Here is the concert from the other day:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dana5140 View Post
    Here is the concert from the other day:
    I just finished watching it. A killer MDK! This current incarnation seemed to have a slightly lighter sound/texture overall but that's not a criticism. The singing with five female vocalists was exquisite and I really loved that aspect the most. Herve sounded great too, as did the ryhthm section. Too bad it was just the one piece.

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    I had issues with the mix- the bass was just buried in that clip and to be honest, Jimmy is not Bubu. But I do agree that the vocals are exquisite, and you have 5 women and 2 men singing, plus Christian- and some of the drumming is a bit less complex, plus they cut the bass coda at the end- but yes, I am happy to hear this. It is nearly 50 years old!
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    Quote Originally Posted by chalkpie View Post
    What's everyone's fav MDK versions?
    I suppose that if push comes to shove that I like it, but MDK is definitely my least favorite ‘major’ work by the band….
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    ^ I have issues with a lot of Magma albums sonically, live and studio, but still love em. I have such musical OCD....I watch that video yesterday and since then its been all Magma all day.

    What's everyone's fav MDK versions?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve F. View Post
    I suppose that if push comes to shove that I like it, but MDK is definitely my least favorite ‘major’ work by the band….
    The studio version has the bizarre vocals and thin mix, but it has a certain charm. After watching the new MDK performance, it sort of renewed my love for the piece. I've been hot and lukewarm with it in the past, but its hot at the moment. The Epok 2 version with Top just kicks all sorts of Zeuhlassh. I need to revisit the older mid and late 70s versions. I've been really digging Wurtah Itah....sooo good.

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    Here's a question: Why didn't CV play the kit on Zess since it was a studio recording anyway? Agren played beautifully regardless.

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