The Mars Volta - Live in Mexico City, Mexico
November 11th, 2006 @ Corona Music Fest
Notes
Like Vegoose, but the Jacob Jam is shorter and the audio is pro quality. There is also a near complete video of the performance. Even in a more bite-sized festival friendly version Jacob Jam is still plenty heated and biting. Rapid Fire is proving why it will become a fan favorite in all its forms, and Deantoni does Viscera Eyes and Day of the Baphomets justice despite a near complete lack of time to prep. It is stunning how this line-up was able to put together such unique and powerful shows despite the setback given to them.
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Tour Era
After five years of nearly non-stop touring with Jon Theodore at the drummer’s throne The Mars Volta were faced with a conundrum. Despite him recording for Amputechture, Jon and the group had split prior to the beginning of the supporting tour. This left Omar and Cedric, the principle band leaders, with a relatively massive challenge of finding a permanent replacement for him. The logical step for... read more