'Storm the Studio' blew me away!!! What an amazing record this was/is! The fist gig i saw from them at the 'tegentonen' festival in Amsterdam back in '88 or '89...what a surreal experience...never saw something like that.
Kinda lost interest in them in the past few years, new album out i believe? -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- Van: Gerald [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Verzonden: dinsdag 21 juni 2005 10:57 Aan: [email protected]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Onderwerp: Re: (313) Meat Beat Manifesto was planning on checking them out thursday. the next night at the same place in Toronto has ESG playing. on a 313 note... MBM was responsible for my first trip to Detroit back in 88 or 89! Cheers! G ----- Original Message ----- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2005 2:06 AM Subject: (313) Meat Beat Manifesto > > > > > Phrooaugh! What a show! If they're on the way to your city do > yourself a favor and go see them. This is my third time and they > never disappoint. > > They pulled out "House of God" even - f'ing fantastic to hear that > live - live acid house they dropped Tino Corp tracks as well > > Dangers & Co. were using the Pioneer DVD controller/turntables cutting > and scratching live video > > their drummer for this tour is David King from the jazz group Happy > Apple/Bad Plus great to see a hometown boy kickin it with the mighty > MBM he pounded out some heavy heavy breaks on the electronic drum kit > > opening band was Dub Trio - definitely check them out if you like your > punk > and dub - think Bad Brains meets Twilight Dub circus > three piece band from Canada via NYC > bass, guitar, and the tightest & heaviest drummer I've seen in a long > while > surrounded by a silly amount of guitar and other efx > > awesome show > > I forget how powerful MBM are live > glad I just was reminded > > "whooo - alright" > > MEK >
