What do Les Claypool, Danny Carey, and Adrian Belew have in common?

[NAD]

They recently completed a triple CD album to be released as an Adrian Belew solo project. Coming soon.

I'm excited, and I think a few more here will be by the time they get to this period. No, this one.

 

[neal]

i just noticed your location references mr bungle. i listened to California tonight actually. brilliant album.
-neal

 

[Black Winter Day]

Listen to "Disco Volante" instead.
NAD: did you dream this project up?

 

[HarmonyDies....]

This is going to be one of the best things ever. Adrian Belew kicks ass.

 

[Nate The Great]

That project will be whackier than anything else this year. I hope it surfaces soon.

 

[Demonspell]

None of them can sing? Just kidding...I'll definitely be buying this project, as long as Adrian is doing the vocals. He will also be making a guest appearance on the new Porcupine Tree album...

 

[Black Winter Day]

By the way, "The Air Conditioned Nightmare" came from writer Henry Miller.

 

[NAD]

My reference is to the Bungle song, didn't know about Henry Miller. California rules, Disco Volante makes my head explode every time I listen to it.

I would imagine Belew will do most of the vocals, but Claypool can actually sing now. His work with Oysterhead was pretty impressive. Still nasal and weird, but it just wouldn't be Les without those main qualities.

 

[jimbobhickville]

Wow, really looking forward to this. I've become a huge fan of Claypool recently. I'm not too familiar with Belew, he was in the 80's King Crimson right? Danny Carey's supposed to be awesome, but I've never really understood why, maybe this time around I'll get it.

 

[Demonspell]

By the way, "The Air Conditioned Nightmare" came from writer Henry Miller.

It's also the title of an excellent Steve Hackett instrumental. Jim: Yes, Adrian has been the yin to Fripp's yang since Discipline...

 

[Black Winter Day]

Yeah, but Miller's book came out in 1945.

 

[Chromatose]

They recently completed a triple CD album to be released as an Adrian Belew solo project. Coming soon.

I'm excited, and I think a few more here will be by the time they get to this period. No, this one.

i've been excited for this album for quite a long time.. but wow, this is the first i've heard its a triple CD.. even better!

 

[unhinged]

wow
this'll be worth investigating

I listed to disco volante today actually on my walkman in a queue in a bank
excellent
callifornia is class too,

the first time I heard the first bungle album all those years ago I nearly shat

 

[NAD]

Side One release date is January 25. Side Two and Side Three to follow thereafter.

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Whoa.

 

[Papa Josh]

None of them can sing? Just kidding...I'll definitely be buying this project, as long as Adrian is doing the vocals. He will also be making a guest appearance on the new Porcupine Tree album...

When does the new PT drop?

And say NAD, have you picked up that latest Primus dvd?

 

[NAD]

No, but my bro did and I've watched it several times, that DVD is INTENSE! I should've gone to those shows, but at least I saw the Sailing the Seas of Cheese reunion concerts, two days in a row.

 

[Demonspell]

The date on the new PT album Deadwing is March 22nd, the other notable guest is some guy named Mikael...check the news section for complete information and a few more riddles...

 

[Papa Josh]

No, but my bro did and I've watched it several times, that DVD is INTENSE! I should've gone to those shows, but at least I saw the Sailing the Seas of Cheese reunion concerts, two days in a row.

Cool. I picked it up after Christmas for $13 brand new! Sitting on the desk, will have to watch in the next day or so.

 

[NAD]

Did anybody pick this up? I still plan on it but I'm buying little to no albums anymore.

So what the fuck. Convince me to spend my last xmas gift certificate.

 

[Demonspell]

I've heard about half of it, I think I'll wait until its companion sets come out. As for the music, you'll love it as its the most Crimson of any Belew solo material I've heard, would have fit perfectly on The Power To Believe.