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One Day As A Lion
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OK I thought id just post this little review/preview for an album that I have become rather addicted to.One Day As A Lion is an LA rock band comprised of only two members, it has been a long term project between Rage Against the Machine frontman Zack de la Rocha and former The Mars Volta drummer Jon Theodore.This album, self titled 'One Day As A Lion' is an interesting mix of rap, keyboards (Zack) and drums (Theodore) and is a must listen for any RATM fan or anyone interested in the rap/rock scene.The short album consists of only 5 tracks:Wild International
Ocean View
Last Letter
If You Fear Dying
One Day As A LionReleases Tuesday 22nd July in the US. (Scene pre-release is out already though).
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Yep, I'm planning to get the whole album once released. I'm a massive RATM fan (from userbar), have nearly all their songs on my iPod. What no guitar?! Where are you Tom Morello?! :P I'd say Zach is doing vocals, that's what he does best.
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yeah zack has vocals and keyboards, and imo it doesnt need guitar, the point was to be different, not to be RATM with a different drummer lol
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Ah I guess, since it's supposed to be more in rap (RATM was considered Rap Rock). Don't forget the bassist :P Also, a interesting mix of instruments there as well, being different is Zach's style, RATM was one of the first bands to have rap mixed with rock, or punk.
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just incase you didnt read this, this is what they aimed to do:This is music about space - the space between friends and collaborators where ideas form; the space in a song where the tension builds waiting for the next wave of sound; the space in the corners of the recording studio (Sinatra’s old room at Ocean Way) where the sound gathers to fade and die. One Day As A Lion worked hard to capture that space on tape, unadulterated, unmolested, from heart to hand to skins to mics to tape to speaker to ear.
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Unmolested :P Ah, so no editing involved aye. Guess that's what it means.
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