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The opening title track is a 9/8 romp featuring staggered harmonic patterns by Gunn and Geballe, while "The Glove" showcases the guitarists' metal sensibilities over Muller's John Bonham-like drum pattern.
Tehlikeli Madde King Crimson's Trey Gunn co-produces this combination of world music and progressive rock with percussionist Bob Muller. Muller pumps out John Bonham-esque grooves while simultaneously playing tabla and hand drums.
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Released as "The Trey Gunn Band", this album "The Joy of Molybdenum" sees guitarist Tony Geballe team up with the duo Trey Gunn/Bob Muller. The result is a fully instrumental rock album with long guitar solos, good bass lines and all sort of percussive instruments that give life to the music. ...
14 de mar. de 2000 · The Joy of Molybdenum by Trey Gunn released in 2000. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
1 de ene. de 2000 · Muller pumps out John Bonham-esque grooves while simultaneously playing tabla and hand drums. The psychedelic quotient runs high with the additions of guitar and Turkish saz, by Tony Geballe. Combined with Gunn's metal sensibilities, the trio culminates into an acidic version of John McLaughlin's Shakti.
