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Posted: **24 May 2011, 05:49**

http://zemaraim.blogspot.com/2011/05/to ... es-de.html

Roughly translated from Google. From John Stanier...

I'm getting ready to join Duane Denison [Tomahawk], with a recording contract before the summer.

The new album returns to the style of the first two Tomahawk

There will be a tour, but not necessarily very long

GOD PATTON has a lot planned for us, it's been a quiet couple years studio album wise, my body is ready.

Posted: **24 May 2011, 07:04**

Posted: **24 May 2011, 09:46**

yeah, I probably shouldn't have conducted myself in such a fashion.
what I was attempting to imply is that I was laughing and rolling my eyes.

cubed.

Posted: **24 May 2011, 10:17**

trevor

Posted: **24 May 2011, 10:49**

This better not delay new fantomas. And they better play cul de sac live

Posted: **24 May 2011, 13:06**

Nicholas Bradford wrote:trevor

now nicholas... was this a request?
was this a prediction? a foreshadowing?
a 4th grade technique at being heard (you know just yelling names out at random)?

loretta
donald
dr vestington
carl brooner
tanya
flip wilson
toni malone
ro ro
murphy
danny louisse

OR... ?

Posted: **24 May 2011, 22:16**

Fieldy
Sam Rivers
Tony Campos
Bill Gould
Henry Bogdan

Tomahawk need a bassist to counteract Jon Stanier's unexplainable weakness in this band.

Posted: **25 May 2011, 07:24**

hbkhhh45 wrote:This better not delay new fantomas

I only want a new Fantomas if it's a new direction.

Not thirty 30-second tracks again. Those albums are cool for what they are but no more. That all-star lineup should just put together a fucking amazing album with fully-fleshed out songs. The Director's Cut but with original material.

Posted: **25 May 2011, 09:23**

MONDO PAIN wrote:The Director's Cut but with original material.

Posted: **25 May 2011, 17:40**

cribdeath mountain wrote:
MONDO PAIN wrote:The Director's Cut but with original material.

I believe he meant an album of music structured in standard length of ideas with vocals in verses incorporating grooves, melodies, vocals, licks, splits, chops, solos, etc. based on original writing and motifs closely resembling the one lp Fantomas has in it's repertoire.

I know by now that you are just a dumbass that has to has it's 2 cent thrown in the ante, but believe me, you should not squander your rare earnings with such bleak perception. I hope that kid in the picture was slapped so hard you felt it. You sure deserve it.

Posted: **25 May 2011, 18:31**

Patton has been a lazy bum last few years. I want Fantomas, Tomahawk, Lovage, and Faith No More albums. Perhaps a Fantomas Xmas album

Also, Today I saw an old black man around 70 years old walking in manhattan wearing a Korn Greatest Hits Tour 2004 T-shirt.

Posted: **26 May 2011, 14:24**

W Axl Rose wrote:Patton has been a lazy bum last few years. I want Fantomas, Tomahawk, Lovage, and Faith No More albums. Perhaps a Fantomas Xmas album

Also, Today I saw an old black man around 70 years old walking in manhattan wearing a Korn Greatest Hits Tour 2004 T-shirt.

Dude, he joined the FNM reunion for 2 years. seeing them live a couple of times was worth it to me. Just bring on the new Tomahawk. I loved Anonymous and wish that they had toured that, but a Mit Gas follow up or another concept like the first will be great news for 2011.

Posted: **26 May 2011, 23:44**

Carcharodon carcharias wrote:
cribdeath mountain wrote:
MONDO PAIN wrote:The Director's Cut but with original material.

I believe he meant an album of music structured in standard length of ideas with vocals in verses incorporating grooves, melodies, vocals, licks, splits, chops, solos, etc. based on original writing and motifs closely resembling the one lp Fantomas has in it's repertoire.

I know by now that you are just a dumbass that has to has it's 2 cent thrown in the ante, but believe me, you should not squander your rare earnings with such bleak perception. I hope that kid in the picture was slapped so hard you felt it. You sure deserve it.

You mean you don't enjoy his self aware pseudo intellectual bullshit? But its like so ironic and smart.

Posted: **27 May 2011, 05:59**

Carcharodon carcharias wrote:I believe he meant an album of music structured in standard length of ideas with vocals in verses incorporating grooves, melodies, vocals, licks, splits, chops, solos, etc. based on original writing and motifs closely resembling the one lp Fantomas has in it's repertoire.

I know by now that you are just a dumbass that has to has it's 2 cent thrown in the ante, but believe me, you should not squander your rare earnings with such bleak perception. I hope that kid in the picture was slapped so hard you felt it. You sure deserve it.

hbkhhh45 wrote:
You mean you don't enjoy his self aware pseudo intellectual bullshit? But its like so ironic and smart.

is this anything like the time you said to mondo "ur an idiot and i hate u" or could this
be categorized under your recurring use of the words FAT ASS and FUGLY?

I must know where your intentions stand.

Posted: **27 May 2011, 07:00**

cribdeath mountain wrote:
Carcharodon carcharias wrote:I believe he meant an album of music structured in standard length of ideas with vocals in verses incorporating grooves, melodies, vocals, licks, splits, chops, solos, etc. based on original writing and motifs closely resembling the one lp Fantomas has in it's repertoire.

I know by now that you are just a dumbass that has to has it's 2 cent thrown in the ante, but believe me, you should not squander your rare earnings with such bleak perception. I hope that kid in the picture was slapped so hard you felt it. You sure deserve it.

Atta boy!

hbkhhh45 wrote:
You mean you don't enjoy his self aware pseudo intellectual bullshit? But its like so ironic and smart.
is this anything like the time you said to mondo "ur an idiot and i hate u" or could this
be categorized under your recurring use of the words FAT ASS and FUGLY?

I must know where your intentions stand.

Posted: **27 May 2011, 10:28**

my gif made you LOL
and your expertise knack for quoting has caused me to do the same.

win - win!

cuddles?

Posted: **27 May 2011, 10:36**

cribdeath mountain wrote:my gif made you LOL
and your expertise knack for quoting has caused me to do the same.

win - win!

Yes, it made me laugh, at you, ya measly alk.

Posted: **27 May 2011, 10:39**

you screwed up yet another quote.
that or you are into man on man surprise attack cuddling.

*crosses fingers/pretends to be sleeping*

Posted: **27 May 2011, 11:39**

cribdeath mountain wrote:you screwed up yet another quote.
that or you are into man on man surprise attack cuddling.

*crosses fingers/pretends to be sleeping*

I didn't screw up anything, ya measly alk. Your best bet it to use those fingers for something other than crossing.

Posted: **27 May 2011, 13:05**

tomahawk was really fun live , im curious if the folks that dont care for it ever went to a show .

new album would be great , shouldnt they get a bass player though ? what was the deal with kevin anyway . everytime i saw them he was sweating harder than the rest of the band combined , gyrating out of sequence with the music the entire time . heroin , booze , crack , all three ?

Posted: **27 May 2011, 14:57**

General Tso s Chicken wrote:tomahawk was really fun live , im curious if the folks that dont care for it ever went to a show .

new album would be great , shouldnt they get a bass player though ? what was the deal with kevin anyway . everytime i saw them he was sweating harder than the rest of the band combined , gyrating out of sequence with the music the entire time . heroin , booze , crack , all three ?

He could not play the turtle shell rattle...especially on crack, so they canned him.

Posted: **28 May 2011, 01:55**

Agreed saw Tomahawk 3 times for first 2 albums in nyc. Great times had at all shows.

Also Great memories from Fantomas' first live show at knitting Factory. My brother shit his pants during the set. It was stinky

Posted: **28 May 2011, 07:35**

W Axl Rose wrote:Agreed saw Tomahawk 3 times for first 2 albums in nyc. Great times had at all shows.

Also Great memories from Fantomas' first live show at knitting Factory. My brother shit his pants during the set. It was stinky

i have always ejoyed your input here , after that last post i want to put it on record that i officially want to party with you and poopy pants sometime .

Posted: **28 May 2011, 08:09**

General Tso s Chicken wrote:
W Axl Rose wrote:Agreed saw Tomahawk 3 times for first 2 albums in nyc. Great times had at all shows.

Also Great memories from Fantomas' first live show at knitting Factory. My brother shit his pants during the set. It was stinky
i have always ejoyed your input here , after that last post i want to put it on record that i officially want to party with you and poopy pants sometime .

I was at the Bowery Ballroom for both of those shows in '01. I wish I could have made it for the 3 night geek show in '03.

Posted: **28 May 2011, 10:36**

First Tomahawk tour was one of my favorite Patton shows.

Especially when I heard the "Every Dreamhome A Heartache" by Roxy. "For Your Pleasure" was one of my favorite albums back then.

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