I know we've had a recent Copeland thread (The Grand Pecking Order)...so, here's another one!!! :P
This is a fascinating disc. I'm a Claypool fan, and a big Copeland fan. If you dig Stewart, and can at LEAST tolerate Les, you'll be rewarded with some of the finest drumming Stewart's ever recorded. Tasty and brilliant stuff! You'll be amazed all over again.
The songs themselves range from really cool and moderately 'accessible', to downright odd; but ALWAYS musically/intellectually interesting. The more you spin it, the better it gets. My first play of it was just, WHOA! STRANGENESS! But once you get into what they are doing, it's pretty darn cool, even hip.
Worth the price of admission for the Stewart's drumming alone, guys.
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Dan's Music Site; melodic, ethereal rock and more! Please have a listen :^)
This is a fascinating disc. I'm a Claypool fan, and a big Copeland fan. If you dig Stewart, and can at LEAST tolerate Les, you'll be rewarded with some of the finest drumming Stewart's ever recorded. Tasty and brilliant stuff! You'll be amazed all over again.
The songs themselves range from really cool and moderately 'accessible', to downright odd; but ALWAYS musically/intellectually interesting. The more you spin it, the better it gets. My first play of it was just, WHOA! STRANGENESS! But once you get into what they are doing, it's pretty darn cool, even hip.
Worth the price of admission for the Stewart's drumming alone, guys.

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Dan's Music Site; melodic, ethereal rock and more! Please have a listen :^)
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