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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Their first three EP's - ''Hell Paso'', ''¡Alfaro Vive, Carajo!'' and ''El Gran Orgo'' - have not been in physical print since 2000, have not been added to any compilation and currently aren't on any official streaming platforms. Might be partially on purpose since the band doesn't think [[OldShame too highly]] of some of them.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Their first three EP's - ''Hell Paso'', ''¡Alfaro Vive, Carajo!'' and ''El Gran Orgo'' - have not been in physical print since 2000, have not been added to any compilation and currently aren't on any official streaming platforms. Might be partially on purpose since the band doesn't think [[OldShame too highly]] highly of some of them.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Their first three EP's - ''Hell Paso'', ''¡Alfaro Vive, Carajo!'' and ''El Gran Orgo'' - have not been in physical print since 2000, have not been added to any compilation and currently aren't on any official streaming platforms. Might be partially on purpose since the band doesn't think [[OldShame too highly]] of some of them.
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** Cedric has also gone on to say he isn't terribly fond of the record saying that he felt it was kind of stagnant in comparison to their earlier records. He also reckons that he doesn't remember much of the tour.
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** Cedric has also gone on to say he isn't terribly fond of the record saying that he felt it was kind of stagnant in comparison to their earlier records. He also reckons that he doesn't remember much of the tour.tour.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: "Viscera Eyes" by Music/TheMarsVolta was originally written by Omar when he was in At the Drive-In, which according to him would've been on the then-fourth album that didn't materialize.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: "Viscera Eyes" by Music/TheMarsVolta was originally written by Omar when he was in At the Drive-In, which according to him would've been on the then-fourth album that didn't materialize.
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* CreatorBacklash: Omar isn't fond of the mix on ''Relationship of Command''. While he respects Andy Wallace as a mixing engineer, he felt the album was a lot more energetic and raw when it was recorded, and says, "It's the one record I still to this day cannot listen to". Despite this, he also called "Non-Zero Possibility" "the best thing we ever did".
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* CreatorBacklash: Omar isn't fond of the mix on ''Relationship of Command''. While he respects Andy Wallace as a mixing engineer, he felt the album was a lot more energetic and raw when it was recorded, and says, "It's the one record I still to this day cannot listen to". Despite this, he also called "Non-Zero Possibility" "the best thing we ever did".did", making it a case of CreatorBacklash ''and'' CreatorsFavoriteEpisode at the same time.
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* CreatorBacklash: Omar isn't fond of the mix on ''Relationship of Command''. While he respects Andy Wallace as a mixing engineer, he felt the album was a lot more energetic and raw when it was recorded, and says, "It's the one record I still to this day cannot listen to".
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* CreatorBacklash: Omar isn't fond of the mix on ''Relationship of Command''. While he respects Andy Wallace as a mixing engineer, he felt the album was a lot more energetic and raw when it was recorded, and says, "It's the one record I still to this day cannot listen to". Despite this, he also called "Non-Zero Possibility" "the best thing we ever did".
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* CreativeDifferences: The primary reason the band broke up. Cedric and Omar wanted their next album to sound like ''Music/ThePiperAtTheGatesOfDawn'' (notably, the band covered "Take Up Thy Stethoscope and Walk" around this time), while the rest of the band wanted to go in a more straightforward, stripped-down direction. This becomes even more evident when one compares the work of Music/TheMarsVolta to the work of Sparta.
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* CreativeDifferences: The primary reason the band broke up. Cedric and Omar wanted their next album to sound like ''Music/ThePiperAtTheGatesOfDawn'' (notably, the band covered "Take Up Thy Stethoscope and Walk" around this time), while the rest of the band wanted to go in a more straightforward, stripped-down direction. This becomes even more evident when one compares the work of Music/TheMarsVolta to the work of Sparta. However that hasn't stopped them from doing sporadic reunions and finally reuniting completely in 2016.
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* CreatorBacklash: Omar isn't fond of the mix on ''Relationship of Command''. While he respects Andy Wallace as a mixing engineer, he felt the album was a lot more energetic and raw when it was recorded, and says, "It's the one record I still to this day cannot listen to".
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* CreatorBacklash: Omar isn't fond of the mix on ''Relationship of Command''. While he respects Andy Wallace as a mixing engineer, he felt the album was a lot more energetic and raw when it was recorded, and says, "It's the one record I still to this day cannot listen to".to".
** Cedric has also gone on to say he isn't terribly fond of the record saying that he felt it was kind of stagnant in comparison to their earlier records. He also reckons that he doesn't remember much of the tour.
** Cedric has also gone on to say he isn't terribly fond of the record saying that he felt it was kind of stagnant in comparison to their earlier records. He also reckons that he doesn't remember much of the tour.
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* CreativeDifferences: The primary reason the band broke up. Cedric and Omar wanted their next album to sound like ''Music/ThePiperAtTheGatesOfDawn'' (notably, the band covered one of the Music/SydBarrett-era Music/PinkFloyd songs around this time), while the rest of the band wanted to go in a more straightforward, stripped-down direction. This becomes even more evident when one compares the work of Music/TheMarsVolta to the work of Sparta.
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* CreativeDifferences: The primary reason the band broke up. Cedric and Omar wanted their next album to sound like ''Music/ThePiperAtTheGatesOfDawn'' (notably, the band covered one of the Music/SydBarrett-era Music/PinkFloyd songs "Take Up Thy Stethoscope and Walk" around this time), while the rest of the band wanted to go in a more straightforward, stripped-down direction. This becomes even more evident when one compares the work of Music/TheMarsVolta to the work of Sparta.
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* CreativeDifferences: The primary reason the band broke up. Cedric and Omar wanted their next album to sound like ''Music/ThePiperAtTheGatesOfDawn'' (notably, the band covered one of the Music/SydBarrett-era Music/PinkFloyd songs around this time), while the rest of the band wanted to go in a more straightforward, stripped-down direction. This becomes even more evident when one compares the work of Music/TheMarsVolta to the work of Sparta.
