Madeski, Martin and Wood

Discussion in 'Jazz' started by StonerMetalHead, Jan 18, 2007.

  1. StonerMetalHead

    StonerMetalHead Member

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    I love this band.
     
  2. jacobfredjo

    jacobfredjo Senior Member

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    ofcourse they are bad ass. You should check them out with John Scofield. Its magic im telling you. Im excited to see them at Wakarusa (no Scofield but i saw em when they went on tour this fall, one of the best shows ive ever seen). in June. Should be a dandy ol time
     
  3. themnax

    themnax Senior Member

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    yup, the're pretty cool what i've heard of them.

    =^^=
    .../\...
     
  4. eightysixed

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    A very good band, indeed.
     
  5. hippie-McHipperson

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    MMW is currently one of my favorite bands. Tight, funky, and unique with sick jams! Billy Martin is one of my favorite drummers. I havn't seen them with sco, but would love to.
     
  6. Rar1013

    Rar1013 GroovaMama

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    Yes please!
     
  7. GoingHome

    GoingHome Further Within

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    Anyone here heard their John Zorn (inspired?) album?
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zaebos_(album)

    Zaebos: Book of Angels Volume 11 is an album of compositions by John Zorn released by experimental jazz fusion trio Medeski Martin & Wood in 2008.
    The album is part of John Zorn's Book of Angels series. Zorn, an avant-garde composer, began incorporating Jewish klezmer styles into his musical palette in the early 1990s, resulting in a project called Masada. Medeski, Martin & Wood were among the original members of the earliest Masada units.[1]
    In 2004 Zorn began composing the second Masada Book - 'The Book of Angels'. Several albums of Masada Book Two compositions have been released, performed by various outfits or combinations of musicians. Zaebos, performed by Medeski, Martin & Wood, is the eleventh album in the ongoing series.
    The titles of many Masada Book Two compositions are derived from demonology and Judeo-Christian mythology. Zaebos is said to be the Grand Count of infernal realms, and appears in the shape of a handsome soldier mounted on a crocodile.
    On June 19, 2008 Medeski, Martin & Wood, joined by Marc Ribot (guitar) and Steven Bernstein (slide trumpet), debuted "Sefrial," a track from the album, at the Celebrate Brooklyn Festival in Prospect Park.[2]



    INSANITY~!!!

    I've heard that a large segment of their fanbase are jam band 'refugees'...Trey Whateverhisnameis from Phish apparently has joined them live a few times as well. Another refugee?:D
     
  8. Gratefully Dawg

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  9. IpsissimusFaustus

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    i enjoy them alright. Scofield is pretty tight, so I generally dig his presence.

    John Zorn is the absolute shit, so I'll def check into MMW's contribution to his saga.
     
  10. CherokeeMist

    CherokeeMist Senior Member

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    they are pretty smooth for a bunch of white boys.

    love em
     
  11. ghost of rat

    ghost of rat Senior Member

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    I really dig their album "end of the world party"
     
  12. alice_d_millionaire

    alice_d_millionaire Just Do It©

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    "uninvisible" and "out louder" are siiiiiiiiiiick
     
  13. OptimisticFutureBlues

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  14. Timewriter

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    Yeah, good album.
     

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