At the Drive In | Turn Slowly for Maximum Vend: a brief history of a band from Texas
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- Опубліковано 28 гру 2019
- 0:00 | "...Because I'm A Vampire...'' | El Gran Orgo
0:52 | Interview
4:15 | "Grand Mox Turkin'" | Hell Paso
7:20 | Interview
10:17 | "Circuit City" | ¡Alfaro Vive, Carajo!
15:00 | "Starslight" | Acrobatic Tenement
16:28 | Interview
17:59 | "Initiation" | Acrobatic Tenement
21:00 | "Fahrenheit" | El Gran Orgo
24:17 | "Alpha Centauri" | in\casino\out
27:35 | "Napolean Solo" | in\casino\out
32:52 | "Raschuache" | Vaya
36:03 | ROC promo
39:17 | "One-Armed Scissor" | Relationship of Command
44:06 | "Rolodex Propaganda" | Relationship of Command
47:12 | Interview
48:11 | "Invalid Litter Dept." | Relationship of Command
54:40 | Interview
56:24 | Big Day Out
58:04 | "Arc Arsenal" | Relationship of Command
1:02:02 | "Pattern Against User" | Relationship of Command
1:06:24 | "Cosmonaut" | Relationship of Command
1:11:45 | Interview
1:16:25 | "Hulahoop Wounds" | in\casino\out
1:19:46 | Interview
1:28:00 | "Governed by Contagions | in-ter a-li-a
1:31:45| Interview
1:33:04 | "Hostage Stamps" | in-ter a-li-a
1:36:38 | Interview
A bit messy but a good summary of the story of the band. It's good that you show that for quite some time, ATDI was mainly Cedric and Jim which is something many fans just don't know or forget. That's why many don't understand why Jim left the band and say that he was useless to the band anyway.
I think it's pretty sad that Jim left and his departure is cruelly obvious on their recent lackluster effort. I read many fans saying ATDI is mainly Cedric and Omar which is totally wrong, it's the Mars Volta. When you listen the first few records of ATDI wich were written by Jim and Omar, you can hear the basics of what ATDI would become. Omar only brought the finishing touch to the songs later. Without Jim, I can't hear ATDI, I hear a Mars Volta record with Tony and Paul added to the mix.
My assumption is that Omar and Cedric came with the album already written and Jim got offended not to be part of the songwriting process. It apparently already happened just before as they wrote by themselves a new ATDI album which would become Antemasque. It was probably refused by Jim. Anyway, it's only my assumptions, I should just stop there!
History is always messy.
I agree. Jim and Cedric erected at the drive-in. And they did well. I wish I could’ve seen them for their reunion when Jim was still in the mix.
Jim left because he suffers from intense anxiety... he'd left before (El Gran Orco)
Cedric had written some songs that were to be new ATDI which did end up on Antemasque (Providence for sure was meant to be new ATDI)
Jim got as far as getting to the studio and backed out last minute when the reality of touring etc hit
He owns a couple of El Paso venues and has a family and just didn't want to be in a big band, he then hand picked Keeley (formerly of Sparta)
At least according to Cedric
Jim previously treated his anxiety with some major self medication and I think now as an "adult" that option didn't seem available.
My favorite Jim intoxicated story is the recording of AT. I haven't watched this video yet, I hope its mentioned..
The reason Acrobatic Tenement sounds so cool is because Jim "forgot" to use distortion pedal thinking it was just a scratch track.
I love the sound of that album....so aggressive yet clean.
Jim Ward is heart of ATDI.
He is awesome , although I saw atdi in Vegas without him and they were amazing , but I was very let down by Sparta in Seattle , was barely any energy ,not what expected at all, and didn’t even play cut your ribbon which is biggest song
Listen to Sparta and it becomes clear.
I think you are right in a way....he's the heart Cedric is the nervous system Omar is the delusional brain but it's a shame jim left man. That next album would have been their opus. I know he left because the direction....like if you listen to those first two Sparta albums...you can tell...you can tell...
I believe Jim was the most upset when they disbanded after relationship of command.
He's not though, is he? Personally I think it's Tony.
1:21:50 I think I speak for a lot of fans when I say, I'd love to hear more of whatever came out those early 2016 rehearsals Jim was apart of before he split again. They were capturing something so catastrophically brilliant in that small clip, even if it's just some warm up or whatever. I want more 😭
This is exactly the music we need to write the soundtrack of what we see in the world now.
I don't know how I came across this...but thanks for uploading it. I was at that Emo's show. In Casino Out, specifically Napoleon Solo, still gets played in the car a lot.
Got a chance to talk to Jim like a year after ATDI came back with Keeley. He was not happy that I brought them up. Bummer that they had a second split. Jim is definitely a big part of that band.
This guys changed the WHOLE game. They are pure gold, what a great inspiration.
Acrobatic Tenement is my favorite atdi album.
Nice to see this, I haven't saw some of the videos, especially the interview with Jim, that was intense. I really love ATDI because it's not just a band that Omar and Ced had when they were young, it's a band of friends who've managed to made a living out of music, which is a dream of mine as well, I really don't get why people don't like Inter Alia that much, to me it's a great comeback record, Jim still is a hero but he didn't wanted to do it because of his own reasons, and Keeley is awesome, that's why it's worked.
Chiefmojobear you are my favorite at the drive in channel....love you
I got into them (their music) in the era when information about how things are going on were kind of limited. I read some reviews in underground zine, got one black&white picture of them and had no idea who's who tbh. I remember how surprised I was when after some time it appeared to me that cerdic is main singer and there is another guy(s) who does backing vocals. After years all I can say is that I like to think about atdi as of the band of friends INCLUDING Jim Ward. Thats all.
Łukasz Bieliz I admire how they worked for this as this was their “job” they literally did this for a living.
Oh jesus i was not ready for Jim to start crying. This poor guy.
I love that at Big Day Out in Sydney, Australia, in 2001, on top of a stage with "The Wiggles" logo on it, with a cut short 3-song setlist, these dude kicked the dicks off of most other bands before or after. Just fucking incredible.
We got the whole show the stop before on the Gold Coast. One of my fav live music experiences
Great job putting this together man, really enjoyed it and learned some things I wasn't aware of.
Glad you enjoyed it!
This was so good thank you!
Thank you for posting!!
AWESOME! Finally something worth watching!
Ultimate review, Ultimate band 👊🎭
You can tell that from early 2000 a split divided the band… fro vs. short hair. The breakup was inevitable… the hair doesn’t lie.
I’m short of 18 minutes in, but already I can say; job well done! 👍
appreciate that
Whoa this is cool and thanks for putting this together! Read the book SELL OUT and Im assuming all that information was true about ATDI. LOVE this band and probably my favorite.
They definitely evolved from whenst they first started. I appreciate the work and effort they put into their craft.
Amazing video
1:10:40 this portion of Big Day Out lives in infamy!
I keep watching the early scenes to spot Beto O'Rourke. 😃
I've never seen Cedric with dreads, before now. Fauck!!!
Havent seen this in ages
In 2004. this band already had a mythology to them - I remember buying VHS tapes of their shows in 2001 and 2004 because I knew I'd never see them. Man.... Those tapes were garbage, but it felt so good at that time.
Arcarsenal is a micro chasm of at the drive ins sound all I'm one song actually not a micro chasm it's a amalgamation of everything
When your manager says be brief so you explain why your late for almost two hours.
I wish to hear of current music from Omar and Cedric as well as any other members that have been in the mix. Does anyone know? 2020?
Mars volta, antemasque, and interalia is all they've done since
Jim Ward and the others made Sparta
and omar just recently brought out a new solo album
also Sparta.
Hey, where is the clip starting 1:25:16 from? I'd love to see the whole thing, as a big Jim Ward fan. Please and thank you.
I had no idea Cedric played guitar when they play that song....he's actually better than the 9thers lmao
Jim should use that program where it takes snippets of a voice and use Cedric voice in a few song..or better yet....actually no that newest album was not good it had like two good songs. "Incurably innocent" and "hostage stamps" was jim a part of that album
Wasn’t this from the DVD? I’ve seen this before
Got heavily into atdi about a year before the brkup,was so fkn' bummed! runites r great, but we know not the same.........
I also discovered them right around break up time . . . but that had me scoring the earliest Defacto and Mars Volta leaks from Napster
@@chiefmojobear nobody ever talks about DeFacto but they are crucial to TMV's development. amazing songs. ever listened to jon theodores other band, Golden?
At the Drive In' is Jim Ward's idea. Jim started bands.It got more serious after he took the talented vocalist Cedric into the band. Jim spent his college savings to start a DIY record company. Then he could release ATDI first EP 'Hell Paso'.Then he worked as a waiter for half a year to buy a Kombi with which the band went on their first tours.This is about determination, about Jim's heart and Jim's Cohones!Jim was a very important member of the band from the beginning until Relationship of Command as an author and in my opinion a much more important guitarist than Omar in ATDI. At the concerts he often kept things from falling apart. I'm a guitarist and I know what I'm talking about. It's very hard to keep a band together when Omar is on drugs at 90% of time and completely out of tune and make demage and bad noise to rest of the band.The sound man often had to turn off his amp completely - But Cedic fell in love with Omar. And in 2016, when the Reunion ATDI was announced, the afro twins told Jim that he would not participate as authors in the new album because Ego maniac Omar used to work like that in the Mars Volta and that money should be taken while it is still possible - and Jim always had problems with such an approach and always said that as soon as money enters the band as the main reason, he leaves the band. And of course after such an O&C statement he left ATDI- BUT again a month before the tour!! NOT as Cedric lied - the day before the tour! (I heard all this in the only interview in which Jim talked about 2016.) So the last album sucks hard. No Jim's right punk hand, no his open chords.no Punk screams that were so important to ATDI-Everyone knows: Cut away, Cut away-it's Jim Ward .No Jim Word's song's.No Punk is simple.Only Omar's egomaniac trip in the studio and some of Cedic's good moments, but very rare. To me, In • ter a • li • a is by far the worst album from ATDI. And of course they fell apart, from the tour they took the money-(Ofcourse Omar and Cedric more then rest of the band?!) goal stretched out, just how? They should be ashamed. Jim Ward recorded two much better albums during that period. And he remained a good man - which is much more important. And Jim in everything, though without money in his pocket, remained fair and remained a Man of his word.
this is a very neurotic interpretation of what happened
You do realize that MF Doom pre-exists Canibus...
Where does this slowed down version of Fahrenheit right in the beginning come from?
7:49 in this video, it's called intermission ua-cam.com/video/ZXqTpS1NYtE/v-deo.html
It was on an early B side then re released on this Station is Non Operational
atdi lore
The Wayne firehouse is in New Jersey, not New york.
Woops
ratm.pre emo.emo .screamo.what is that?but all was amazing .fucking hell atfer 25 years
el paso tx is boring asf its true