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WHile I have always thought Matt was a GREAT visual story teller, this run has been some of his very best. Loving this story so far! Great episode guys!

He was a maestro for sure! So sad to lose such a talent!

He's very good. Much underrated artist. Fuck! He ended his life?! Fuck! So sad 😢...next month I'll be buying a copy of The Jam trade. Rest In Power, Bernie M.

Bought the latest copy of peep show today after finding it in my favourite comic book shop. All excited, I had no idea there was a new edition out and I read it all in one go. I go online and find the news, it's so sad, I can't believe it was a year ago. Thanks for this video and for helping to preserve the memory of someone unafraid to capture the flawed human experience.

Hey guys, I'm guessing you'll have heard the incredibly sad news about Bernie Mireault by now. To say I'm shocked and saddened is massive understatement. I was only thinking about emailing him on Sunday, so to find out that he passed on Monday makes me feel super guilty for not quite getting around to it. Goddamn it, I'm so fuckin pissed off that I'll never get to speak to him again! Sorry fellas, I don't really know what to say right now...I think I'm messing this up. All the best Eli, Ben and Matt. Sorry for your loss. xx

The Creator comes to visit as GRENDEL enters an incredibly new phase. Welcome back, Gentlemen! Great to see you and Matt diving into the multi-faceted nature of bringing the Devil to life. Looking forward to more!💀🖖♾

Another Banger interview fellas! Can’t wait to hear the cap off when the series ends!

Yeah! Glad to have more Grendel content! But I'm a bit embarrased if Mr. Wagner ever comes across my sketches. I just make my Grendel sketches for fun, don't want anyone to think I disrespect the original work. Heck, I always try to stay true to the prime material when it comes to Grendel's nature

I just can't get over that you cover everything Grendel. It is wonderful! EPIC!

Fun interview Thanks guys. Always good to hear from Matt about Grendel. Love this new story.

one of the few interviews with him and you talk mostly about goddamn grendel!?

Great Stuff!

My uncle did this. I wish I had the tape. Such a fun thing to do. I wonder how much it cost them? 😂

two album,s turned me 180 degrees musically...No Mystery by RTF and Overnight sensation by Frank Zappa.....

This was so bad I loved it.

I got to be in the LA version in 1993 but mine was different. I got to be a Klingon and push a button and act like something exploded. I still have my VHS and recorded my parts from the tv on my iPad which I posted on Twitter and Facebook.

Thanks for sharing indeed. Not sure what else to say here.🖖

Omg I went on that when I was 13 back in 93 @ universal !

Chick is somewhere around 70 yrs old here- and still jammin like a kid! I got to meet him by chance waiting on line for a restroom at a Hollywood restaurant around '92- very cool guy!

I love it. Thankyou for showing this. Live long and prosper 🖖🙂

Why was Uhura taking calls at the science station?

Hear me out… What if that space suit in the treasure room wasn’t a space suit at all… but a fencing suit and helmet???

This video gave me brain cancer.

Great observation by Ben regarding the cover referencing Batiaque's love of old-school, noir detective novels - and its juxtaposition with how the scene goes down in reality. Also, wasn't sure right away the last page reveal was Renute upon first look (although it is). Just felt like that wasn't necessarily alluded to in any way prior to this moment, and with him attacking his own loyal servant, the whole thing caused me some initial confusion.

One of the most amazing things to watch. John is creating this masterpiece - and making small talk while he's doing it! Unreal skill. I'm in awe.

Corea way overqualified.

UA-cam keeps giving me surprises every day. Two of the favorite musicians of my lifetime playing beautifully together.

Saw ZPZ as the warm up act for R2F several years back. Nice to see Chick jamming with the ZPZ kids!

Chick Corea was anything but a musical snob. He was very open minded. It’s surprising how many different settings he took part in either for recordings or just sitting in for a set in a club.

Was this the Florida version of the Universal Studios "Star Trek Adventure"? I remember the Hollywood version all too well (and my brief uncoached appearance that I wished I had the chance to do a second take of)

PRETTY DAM GOOD! A+++!

My friends and I did this 'ride' back in the day. As I recall it took about 30-40 minutes to shoot. It was cheesy and a blast!

Friday Night Tights? Perry Chan?😅😅😅

So, who was the rest of the band?

I thought Doug was on Liberty Mutual? That's classic Doug! 😮

So many questions... Is this canon?

Bones was running the ship, even though dude left Chekov in command. And he didn't learn to immediately raise shields and go to red alert.

Dr McCoy has spent more time on the bridge than in sickbay. LOL.

Still better writing than Discovery!

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Dweezil holding his own against Chick....this is awesome!

Wow this is awesome. I think Chick is either playing a Moog Little Fatty or a Sub 25. It's amazing what he can get out of a mono or paraphonic synth!

Jeeeeeze imagine trading eights with Chick Corea. Dweezil has really become one of the greats.

Chick Corea is making fun of Dweezil.

Priceless

This is gold from beyond the planets. Chick and Dweezil playing Dweezil's dad's music. What ultra respect from all. I wish I'd been there.

nice.....nice

what a treat for that audience, and now us.. if only they had the sense to hide the synth, forcing chick to play the rhodes.. synthesizers were one of the best and worst things to happen to music.. we're certainly better off with them, but there's something about the combination of that type of patch and that style of play that just rubs me the wrong way.. although, contrasted with the sound of the rhodes, it makes for a great metaphor for why i regularly listen to the first 2 return to forever albums, and avoid the elektric band like the plague - and by extension, why the 20 or so key albums by miles and those involved with in a silent way and/or bitches brew from roughly 1969-1976, are still synonymous with the genre and make the subsequent 50 years of jazz fusion sound like uninspired dogshit filler by comparison... that said, from an academic standpoint, i can't deny that 5 minutes worth of chick corea on a cheesy synth patch is more valuable than 5 years worth of material from most musicians, on any instrument.

I was today years old when I first heard this one. Wow. Just... wow.

How many thank you's can I possibly give? This is beyond wonderful!