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New MORBID ANGEL Drummer Is 'More Than Ready' To Fill PETE SANDOVAL's Shoes - Mar. 7, 2011



On March 5, Aniruddh "Andrew" Bansal of Metal Assault conducted an interview with b>MORBID ANGEL drummer Tim Yeung (DIVINE HERESY, ALL THAT REMAINS, NILE, HATE ETERNAL, VITAL REMAINS) at the Scion Rock Fest in Pomona, California.



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ok then

This statement was issued in direct response to our doubtful posts

Was this interview done before the set?

Yes, it was. I would love to have heard their backstage discussions after the show!

[quote name="Shredlord"]Yes, it was. I would love to have heard their backstage discussions after the show![/quote]

leik zomg wtf

is there a youtube vid of this infamous performance?

look in the tour dates thread.

[youtube]AOA8N67iryc[/youtube]

This has far better sound (it's the one in the Tour thread)--GoE is about 12-13 minutes in:

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[quote name="Shredlord"]This has far better sound (it's the one in the Tour thread)--GoE is about 12-13 minutes in:

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[quote name="Verbal"]is there a youtube vid of this infamous performance?[/quote]

[quote name="Shredlord"]This has far better sound (it's the one in the Tour thread)--GoE is about 12-13 minutes in:

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Finally watched this. And I'm utterly baffled. It's not just drum problems, there are weird guitar issues goin on, you guys notice? Somebody keeps ringing out and

playing wrong parts. Chapel around 1:50 and then some, is a mess too. GOE is devastating, I cant believe it. From the little bit of blasting before the vid got cut off

on WOS, he seems to blast a bit on top of the tempo, gets ahead of it.

[quote name="pulsar"]
[quote name="Shredlord"]This has far better sound (it's the one in the Tour thread)--GoE is about 12-13 minutes in:

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[quote name="Verbal"]is there a youtube vid of this infamous performance?[/quote]

[/quote]

What's wrong with clicking on that link and watching it on FB???

[quote name="Shredlord"]
[quote name="pulsar"]
[quote name="Shredlord"]This has far better sound (it's the one in the Tour thread)--GoE is about 12-13 minutes in:

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[quote name="Verbal"]is there a youtube vid of this infamous performance?[/quote]

[/quote]

What's wrong with clicking on that link and watching it on FB??? [/quote]

You would need a Facebook account to view it.

[quote name="TranscendingMusic"]
[quote name="Shredlord"]This has far better sound (it's the one in the Tour thread)--GoE is about 12-13 minutes in:

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Finally watched this. And I'm utterly baffled. It's not just drum problems, there are weird guitar issues goin on, you guys notice? Somebody keeps ringing out and

playing wrong parts. Chapel around 1:50 and then some, is a mess too. GOE is devastating, I cant believe it. From the little bit of blasting before the vid got cut off

on WOS, he seems to blast a bit on top of the tempo, gets ahead of it.[/quote]

Yeah, GoE is easily the worst train wreck that I've ever seen/heard from a professional band.

[quote name="pulsar"]
[quote name="Shredlord"]
[quote name="pulsar"]
[quote name="Shredlord"]This has far better sound (it's the one in the Tour thread)--GoE is about 12-13 minutes in:

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[quote name="Verbal"]is there a youtube vid of this infamous performance?[/quote]

[/quote]

What's wrong with clicking on that link and watching it on FB??? [/quote]

You would need a Facebook account to view it. [/quote]

OK, aside from that?

[quote name="Shredlord"]
[quote name="pulsar"]
[quote name="Shredlord"]
[quote name="pulsar"]
[quote name="Shredlord"]This has far better sound (it's the one in the Tour thread)--GoE is about 12-13 minutes in:

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[quote name="Verbal"]is there a youtube vid of this infamous performance?[/quote]

[/quote]

What's wrong with clicking on that link and watching it on FB??? [/quote]

You would need a Facebook account to view it. [/quote]

OK, aside from that? [/quote]

Nonono, that's it.

Yea God of Emptiness was fucked up royally there. Bad day I guess.

Tim Yeung is too eager; he overdoes it, while the guitar parts are ruined. I hope it's Thor so he can get replaced but I'm afraid it's Trey himself :/

I never seen MA sounding bad like this, hopefully it's just a one time bad day indeed.

[quote name="Mutilator"]I never seen MA sounding bad like this, hopefully it's just a one time bad day indeed.[/quote]



everyone has bad days....

[quote name="FUKKET"]
[quote name="Mutilator"]I never seen MA sounding bad like this, hopefully it's just a one time bad day indeed.[/quote]



everyone has bad days....[/quote]

Yeah...i'm sure it was probably just a monitor + confusion = clusterfuck issue. Tim's more than capable of filling in pete's shoes. I'm sure he'll be fine...Still hope the f33t can make a full recovery and get back where he belongs.

Tim forgot morbid do no follow the traditional pattern of playing a riff in the multiple of 4.

that riff in chapel of ghouls comes 6 times, he changed the beat after 4

Nothing I would notice in a live setting on a couple of beers ;-)

[quote name="Ninny"]Nothing I would notice in a live setting on a couple of beers ;-)[/quote]

Really? I would think someone would have to be under general anesthesia not to notice the fuckage in G.o.E.!

[quote name="Shredlord"]
[quote name="Ninny"]Nothing I would notice in a live setting on a couple of beers ;-)[/quote]

Really? I would think someone would have to be under general anesthesia not to notice the fuckage in G.o.E.![/quote]

Pass the isoflurane maaaaan

[quote name="Shredlord"]Really? I would think someone would have to be under general anesthesia not to notice the fuckage in G.o.E.![/quote]



lol

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Bunch of dudes on here angry about the way MA have been doing things, Punchy and Roddy also talking about Pete/Tim.

[quote name="M.Bison"]http://www.derekroddy.com/forum/viewtop ... 23&t=17961



Bunch of dudes on here angry about the way MA have been doing things, Punchy and Roddy also talking about Pete/Tim. [/quote]

That was one hell of a read.

[quote name="pulsar"]That was one hell of a read.[/quote]



Agreed but I would be curious if this can be answered:



[quote name="PrimevalRudy"]Re: see this? tim yeung tracking morbid angel

by PrimevalRudy » Sun Feb 06, 2011 12:44 pm



Derek Roddy wrote:

Something else I want to bring up.....and maybe Punchy (or Pete himself) could answer for us. Because I'm interested to know.

Within the "camps" of the Tampa bands....I noticed this statement being used a lot...."give your life to the band".

O.K. Fine....which a lot of people have done. No worries with that if.......the band looks after you when things like this happen.



So my question is.....Pete has given his life to MA....How much financial help did Pete receive from MA in his time of need? 10%, 50% 90%....all of it?



D



Now THIS is a great question. As long as we have people in the inside on here and this is a learning environment, might as well ask some good, hard questions.



I have one for Punchy:

What, if anything, could Pete have done differently to prepare for this stage of his life? [/quote]



I have wondered about it myself. Maybe because I am older with my own family now, maybe because I do consider MA to have been a high source of inspiration to my spiritual life and mental well being, hell maybe because I do genuinely care for fuckers I have never even met but once Anywho. And also, I have tried to find Pete's Facebook but shit! Which one is it? I'd be more than happy to help out as most fans I am sure would but still. It (questions referenced above) would be interesting to know if for no other reason than my own personal curiosity. Also did not realize Punchy was the hard-on bearer asking for a drum check.



Heal up Pete!

I think it's funny how his needing surgery happened right around the time the album was being recorded. And I agree with the post saying that MA could have waited for him to recover. It's already been the better part of a decade, they couldn't wait a little longer?



What kind of back problem did he have anyway?

[quote name="zim"]What kind of back problem did he have anyway?[/quote]

Herniated disc from playing in combat boots is what I have heard, but that is strictly hear-say.

[quote name="Conservative_Heretic"]
[quote name="zim"]What kind of back problem did he have anyway?[/quote]

Herniated disc from playing in combat boots is what I have heard, but that is strictly hear-say.[/quote]

I heard this too. I wouldn't have thought combat boots were conducive to playing drums, espeially at the speeds he plays.

i think herniated discs are quite common, and often no cause is found, so maybe (assuming thats what it was) it had nothing to do with drumming

Maybe that Luxette lady should think about that while she's drumming in her high heels.

[quote name="DarkSurgeon"]
[quote name="Conservative_Heretic"]
[quote name="zim"]What kind of back problem did he have anyway?[/quote]

Herniated disc from playing in combat boots is what I have heard, but that is strictly hear-say.[/quote]

I heard this too. I wouldn't have thought combat boots were conducive to playing drums, espeially at the speeds he plays.[/quote]



this, but i think the boot thing is bull...

just my guess that some loser fan or press added it...

[quote name="FUKKET"]
[quote name="DarkSurgeon"]
[quote name="Conservative_Heretic"]
[quote name="zim"]What kind of back problem did he have anyway?[/quote]

Herniated disc from playing in combat boots is what I have heard, but that is strictly hear-say.[/quote]

I heard this too. I wouldn't have thought combat boots were conducive to playing drums, espeially at the speeds he plays.[/quote]



this, but i think the boot thing is bull...

just my guess that some loser fan or press added it...[/quote]

Damn good point : Any of you guys play drums? You play in boots? The way he perfected commando style, could wearing boots give greater strain and pressure to the back? I mean, Pete is fucking insanely wicked fast on double bass. Lord of All Fevers and Plagues, when I first heard it, was like" MOTHER FUCKER!!!!"

In a recent interview with Sick Drummer Magazine they asked Pete about him drumming in boots. He said his boots are really light weight and thin, so I don't see how they're a problem.



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axel blomberg plays with heavy boots too and he's an awesome drummer

[quote name="Love of Lava"]axel blomberg plays with heavy boots too and he's an awesome drummer[/quote]



as do a lot of dudes i think

[quote name="FUKKET"]
[quote name="Love of Lava"]axel blomberg plays with heavy boots too and he's an awesome drummer[/quote]



as do a lot of dudes i think[/quote]

I'd be interested to know why. Is it just a habit they've got themselves into or is there some particular reason related to drum technique?

Axel Flowermountain



ahahaha

I guess I'm deaf but didn't notice anything "off" about GoE. But either way, hopefully Tim continues to fuck up the song and they drop it from the setlist, as it's easily the weakness song in their catalog they play live. Yet every fucktard loves it cause they have an MTV video for it.

[quote name="DarkSurgeon"]
[quote name="FUKKET"]
[quote name="Love of Lava"]axel blomberg plays with heavy boots too and he's an awesome drummer[/quote]



as do a lot of dudes i think[/quote]

I'd be interested to know why. Is it just a habit they've got themselves into or is there some particular reason related to drum technique?[/quote]



'grim' imagery I'm guessing....

[quote name="FUKKET"]
[quote name="DarkSurgeon"]
[quote name="FUKKET"]
[quote name="Love of Lava"]axel blomberg plays with heavy boots too and he's an awesome drummer[/quote]



as do a lot of dudes i think[/quote]

I'd be interested to know why. Is it just a habit they've got themselves into or is there some particular reason related to drum technique?[/quote]



'grim' imagery I'm guessing....[/quote]

Ok. I just wondered if it aided stability or something like that rather than being purely image related.

I know Tim does a lot of drummer barefooted or with just socks on.

There are a lot of drummers that prefer that. Or some lightweight sneakers.

[quote name="Void"] barefooted or with just socks on.

.[/quote]



my band mates do this - if possible (ie not wedding etc)

[quote name="Void"]I know Tim does a lot of drummer barefooted or with just socks on.

There are a lot of drummers that prefer that. Or some lightweight sneakers.[/quote]



No combats=he's not more then ready to fill Pete's shoes .