would you be so kind of posting the mars volta artwork?(from inside the albums also cause i cant seem to find it anywhere online), and ive went to jeff jordans page but didnt know which were in volta albums and which were not
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Sorry it took so long to answer, big thanks to Josh and Neil (@mataxia) for these links, check them out here (TBiG digital booklet) and here (second link will need a program to unrar, I used UnRarX)
Even as he gets his latest band, Bosnian Rainbows, up and running, Omar Rodriguez-Lopez says he’s not closing the door on any of his other endeavors — including the now on-ice Mars Volta and even At the Drive-In, which reunited briefly last year for a handful of high-profile festival shows.
“I’m open to anything as long as there’s positivity involved,” Rodriguez-Lopez tells Billboard. “I love music, and it’s not like this is politics or something where lives are at stake. It’s so much fun, and we’re lucky we get to do this for a living. I’m open to collaborate with anyone that’ll have me. It’s so much fun.”
He is, however, keenly aware of onetime bandmate Cedric Bixler-Zavala’s angry online comments about the end of the Mars Volta.
“I heard about it at the time,” Rodriguez-Lopez says. “I was making a film and heard about it hours later; people were like, ‘Are you OK?’ I understand where he’s coming from; I’ve known the guy for 22 years. I’ll always respect and support any decision he makes. If that’s how he wants it, I totally get it and I support it.”
2003. Mars Volta releases their debut album De-Loused in the Comatorium. With its chaotic jazzy-rock madness, this album fuses hardcore and prog rock in insanely fun new ways. And its commercial success proved that prog is not just for guitar geeks anymore.
It’s also for guys with awesome afros.
Here’s a new promo for Los Chidos, a film by Omar Rodriguez Lopez.
Set amid the noisy outskirts of some unnamed Mexican metropolis, Los Chidos tells the story of the Gonzales Family. Proprietors of a tire repair junkyard sandwiched between two busy freeways, the Gonzales clan’s days are spent wallowing in lazy, mindless routine. When a confused American industrialist happens into the shop with a flat tire, the family’s place in the shame-free food chain is called into question. A scenario unfolds whereby the pale stranger finds himself welcomed into their fold. He is soon infatuated with the newlywed bride of the family’s neighbor. As a love blossoms, dark secrets begin emerging.
The Mars Volta is:
Omar Rodríguez-López
Cedric Bixler Zavala
Juan Alderete
Marcel Rodriguez-Lopez
Deantoni Parks
Lars Stalfors
Former: Pablo Hinojos-Gonzalez
Ikey Owens
Thomas Pridgen
Eva Gardner
Ralph Jasso
Jason Lader
Jon Theodore
Blake Fleming
Jeremy Michael Ward
Linda Good
Adrian Terrazas
John Frusciante
Dave Elitch
Discography:
Tremulant EP
Released April 2, 2002 De-Loused in the Comatorium Released on June 24, 2003