Tu Discography of CDs

Tu CD discography Track Listing of songs: Platinum; Big Al; Kings For Carly; That Puppy Can Hunt; Joe; I Got Cho' Elly Rigby Right About Chi; Monty; Re-Entry; She's So Unbelievably Heavy She ...

Tu albums This live recording documents TU's ongoing love affair with Russia. Trey Gunn & Pat Mastelotto (of King Crimson) played across the entirety of Russia in 2010 - from the far east of Vladivostok to the far west of Moscow. "Live in Russia" captures this duo Personnel: Pat Mastelotto (drums, percussion). Recording information: Club Gogol, Moscow (08/28/2004); Third Eye Gathering, LA (08/28/2004); Variety Theatre, Yekaterinburg (08/28/2004); Zabrieski Point, Vladivostok (08/28/2004); Club Gogol, Moscow (11/11/2011); Third Eye Gathering, LA (11/11/2011); Variety Theatre, Yekaterinburg (11/11/2011); Zabrieski Point, Vladivostok (11/11/2011); Club Gogol, Moscow (11/16/2011); Third Eye Gathering, LA (11/16/2011); Variety Theatre, Yekaterinburg (11/16/2011); Zabrieski Point, Vladivostok (11/16/2011); Club Gogol, Moscow (11/19/2011); Third Eye Gathering, LA (11/19/2011); Variety Theatre, Yekaterinburg (11/19/2011); Zabrieski Point, Vladivostok (11/19/2011).

Tu music CDs Live recordings from the King Crimson rhythm section of Trey Gunn - bass/stick/touch guitar & Pat Mastelotto - drums. Additional musician's include Iranian vocalist Azam Ali, Eel's drummer Butch Butch and Eddie Haskel and his Singing Saw. This duo of tou Recording information: Anaheim, CA (08/28/2004). TU: Trey Gunn (guitar, keyboards); Pat Mastelotto (keyboards, drums, percussion, computer). Personnel: Butch Norton (percussion); Eddie Haskell (musical saw).

Tu discography Track Listing of songs: Thunderbird in Thirds, Pt. 1; Thunderbird in Thirds, Pt. 2; Thunderbird in Thirds, Pt. 3;

Tu albums Photographers: Denis Rodier; Trey Gunn. Recording information: Matt Chamberlain's Seattle Loft (11/06/2002-11/14/2002); The Tracking room (11/06/2002-11/14/2002); The Zone (11/06/2002-11/14/2002).

Tu music CDs Now here's a band whose name fits -- heavenly stoner doom metal that reaches realms of Sabbath-y paradise, thus far untouched by the band's Western world counterparts. You see, Eternal Elysium hails from Japan, not a country most people view as synonymous with obese, oppressive guitar riffing, churning leads that reek of dirty blues, or stinging, emotive, wailing vocals. Spiritualized D is simply a masterpiece of doom; why it has gotten little attention just baffles the mind. Every single track is traditional, in your face, '70s doom, dripping with oblique Sabbath, St. Vitus, Trouble, and Fu Manchu attributes. Take Sabbath's Master of Reality, Penance's Parallel Corners, Cathedral's Soul Sacrifice, Fu Manchu's In Search Of..., and any early Trouble release, fuse them together with Electric Wizard, and serve blisteringly hot. Most bands lack Elysium's musical audacity, unadulterated heaviness, and ability to capture true rock spirit, as they are usually too busy trying to look or sound cool -- Electric Wizard being the only worthy exception. This is a serious musical purging, folks. Even genre leaders like Cathedral need to take a few pointers from the dynamic sonic wall built on the Paranoid-like blues of "Trick or Steal" or the sluggish charm of "Floating Downer." The vocals are faint and familiar on opener "W.T.G.B," but somehow impossible to place, yet they are unimportant in the sonic war zone faced on Spiritualized D. The punkish "Stone Wedge" could have been snatched off an old Fu Manchu ...