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Marco Minnemann

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German drummer (born 1970)
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Marco Minnemann
Marco Minneman behind a drum kit, holding a crash cymbal with his left hand after having hit it with a drumstick in his right.
Minnemann performing in 2016
Background information
Born (1970-12-24)24 December 1970 (age 54)
Hannover,West Germany
Genres
Occupations
Instruments
  • Drums
  • percussion
  • guitar
Member of
Formerly of
Websitemarcominnemann.com
Musical artist

Marco Minnemann (born 24 December 1970) is a German multi-instrumentalist and composer who primarily plays drums.

Career

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Minnemann has released over a dozen solo albums as drummer, multi-instrumentalist, and vocalist, and performed on over 100 studio albums with dozens of artists and groups.[1][2] He has previously been a member of the Germanfunk-metalcrossover band Freaky Fukin Weirdoz and has performed and recorded with German rock bandH-Blockx andGrammy-nominated English musicianSteven Wilson.[3] He is the drummer forthe Mute Gods, a trio led byNick Beggs of British new wave bandKajagoogoo, and he has performed withJoe Satriani since 2013.[citation needed] Minnemann appeared on the cover of the June 2007 issue ofModern Drummer, with the magazine writing that "he has been instrumental in developing the advanced concept of complex interdependence",[4] a drum technique allowing him to play varying patterns with each of his feet and hands.

In 2006, Minnemann recorded a 51-minute live drum solo that served as the basis for hisNormalizer 2 project, in which he shared the track with several musicians and asked that they each write and record their own work accompanying the composition. A number of the resulting recordings were released as duo albums, includingTrey Gunn'sModulator,[5][6]Alex Machacek's24 Tales,[7] andMike Keneally'sEvidence of Humanity.[8] In 2011, he auditioned to play with the American progressive rock bandDream Theater. It was ultimately decided that he would not join the group, as he did not know their discography very well and did not want to commit to them fully.[9]

In late 2017, Minnemann joined internationalprog-rock rocksupergroupthe Sea Within and appears on their 2018 debut.[10] Formed by Swedish guitarist and singer-songwriterRoine Stolt, the band also features bassistJonas Reingold, guitaristDaniel Gildenlöw, and keyboardistTom Brislin.

Minnemann is a member of instrumental rockpower triothe Aristocrats, playing alongsideGuthrie Govan andBryan Beller.[11] In 2019, the group released their fourth studio album,You know what...?[12]

In 2020, Minnemann and collaborator Randy McStine formed McStine & Minnemann. The duo released two albums that year: the self-titledMcStine & Minnemann andMcStine & Minnemann II.

Minnemann was featured as a voice actor in thesecond season of theTitmouse-animated seriesMetalocalypse. The episode, which also featuredMike Patton ofFaith No More, aired onAdult Swim in 2008.[citation needed]

Books

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  • Ultimate Play Along Drum Trax
  • Extreme Interdependence: Drumming Beyond Independence (with audio CD) – (2001)
  • Maximum Minnemann (2006)

DVDs

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  • Extreme Drumming (2003)
  • The Marco Show (2006)
  • Marco Minnemann: Live in L.A. (2007)

Discography

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Solo

  • The Green Mindbomb (1998)
  • Comfortably Homeless (1999)
  • Orchids (2002)
  • Broken Orange (2003)
  • Normalizer (2003)
  • Mieze (2004)
  • Contraire de la chanson (2006)
  • Housewifedogandtwokids (2007)
  • A Mouth of God (2008)
  • Catspoon (2009)
  • Evil Smiles of Beauty/Sound of Crime (2012)
  • Symbolic Fox (feat.Guthrie Govan) (2012)
  • EEPS (2014)
  • Celebration (2015)
  • Above the Roses (2016)
  • Schattenspiel (2016)
  • Borrego (feat.Alex Lifeson andJoe Satriani) (2017)
  • My Sister (feat. Alex Lifeson) (2019)
  • Their Colors Fade (2023)

withFreaky Fukin Weirdoz

  • Senseless Wonder (1992)
  • Mao Mak Maa (1993)
  • Culture Shock (1995)
  • Hula (1997)

withIllegal Aliens

  • Thickness (1995)
  • Red Alibis (1997)
  • Time (1999)
  • International Telephone (2000)
  • Swine Songs – Best Of (2006)

withH-Blockx

  • Fly Eyes (1998)

Minnemann/Brinkmann

  • Motor (2002)
  • The Shining (2010)

Fabio Trentini, Marco Minneman, Mario Brinkmann

  • Disarmed (2005)

Minnemann/Brinkmann/Trentini/Zimmer

  • Play the Police (2007)

withUKZ

  • Radiation (2009)

Normalizer 2

  • Marco Minneman –Normalizer 2 (2010)
  • Mike Keneally –Evidence of Humanity (2010)
  • Jason Sadites –Behind the Laughter (2010)
  • Trey Gunn –Modulator (2010)
  • John Czajkowski –West ZooOpolis (2010)
  • Mario Brinkmann –Normalizer 2 (2010)
  • Alex Machacek –24 Tales (2010)
  • Phi Yaan-Zek –Dance with the Anima (2010)
  • Jimmy Pitts –2L82B Normal (2010)
  • Aaron Ruimy –A Few Minor Modifications (2010)
  • At War with Self –Circadian Rhythm Disorder (2015)

Phi Yaan-Zek with Marco Minnemann

  • Deeper with the Anima (2012)

withShiloh Sheray

  • S+M (2011)

withthe Aristocrats

withMatte Henderson

  • The Veneer of Logic (2013)

withTony Levin and Jordan Rudess

Pitts Minnemann Project

  • The Psychic Planetarium (2016)

withthe Mute Gods

withthe Sea Within

  • The Sea Within (2018)

withRandy McStine

  • McStine and Minnemann (2020)
  • McStine and Minnemann II (2020)

Selected recordings with other artists

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2000s

2010s

2020s

  • Alberto Rigoni –Odd Times (2020)
  • Alberto Rigoni –Metal Addicted (2021)
  • Jess Lewis –Seafoam (2021)

References

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  1. ^Haid, Mike (January 2020)."FEATURES: The Aristocrats' Marco Minnemann".Modern Drummer. Retrieved9 January 2021.
  2. ^"Marco Minnemann: Credits".AllMusic.com. Retrieved9 January 2021.
  3. ^Hand. Cannot. Erase. liner notes.
  4. ^Haid, Mike (June 2007)."Marco Minnemann: Beyond Chops".Modern Drummer. Retrieved7 January 2021.
  5. ^Reed, Ryan (20 May 2010)."Trey Gunn / Marco Minnemann: Modulator".PopMatters. Retrieved8 January 2021.
  6. ^Astarita, Glenn (19 October 2010)."Trey Gunn / Marco Minnemann: Modulator".All About Jazz. Retrieved8 January 2021.
  7. ^Kelman, John (14 May 2010)."Alex Machacek: 24 Tales".All About Jazz. Retrieved9 January 2021.
  8. ^Lanthier, Joseph Jon (12 October 2010)."Review: Mike Keneally and Marco Minnemann, Evidence of Humanity".Slant. Retrieved9 January 2021.
  9. ^"Marco Minnemann Recalls Auditioning for Dream Theater After Portnoy Departure, Explains Why He Didn't Get Gig Despite Great Chemistry".www.ultimate-guitar.com. Retrieved5 June 2024.
  10. ^Ewing, Jerry (7 December 2017)."Roine Stolt Launches New Supergroup The Sea Within".Prog. Retrieved16 April 2018.
  11. ^Varga, George (15 January 2014)."Upper-crust Aristocrats deliver musical riches".The Chicago Tribune. Retrieved9 January 2021.
  12. ^Varga, George (29 August 2019)."The Aristocrats soar with new album, tour, and rubber pig solos".The San Diego Union-Tribune. Retrieved9 January 2021.
  13. ^"Spotify Friday Review #93: Nathan Frost – Synecron". Progmetalzone.com. 26 October 2013. Archived fromthe original on 27 April 2015. Retrieved12 June 2015.

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