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I've just been on Kenny's website and it looks like he's been in the studio recording with Meat during january and feb. Though it doesn't say anything more.
I think Kenny's a great drummer and i'm pleased that he's gonna be playing on the upcoming Bat 3 especially since he's played on many of Meat and Jim's songs over the years.. ![]() |
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Does this mean that Jon Michelli isnt going to be playing on Bat III then?
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No I wouldn't imagine so. If you look back in the inlays of previous albums you'll see John and Kenny have both recorded/played drums on the songs featured on one album. Just as Eddie Martinez and Tim Pierce appear alongside Paul Crook, Pat Thrall etc on guitars for previous recordings. |
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Usually you find a musician will play the basic track(s) and then once they're done, the producer and engineer will tweak the records and may decide to add or change certain sounds.
If you go to Paul's site at http://www.metalloaf.com/BatIII.htm you can clearly see John Plus John might have been busy doing something else. Pud ![]() |
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