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Omar a Lopez Rodriguez

Omar Alfredo Rodríguez-López (born September 1, 1975) is a multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, lead guitarist and producer for the progressive rock group The Mars Volta and the …

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Omar Rodriguez Lopez’s Old Money is the first album that The Mars Volta guitarist/producer/writer/arranger will release with Stones Throw Records.

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Omar Alfredo Rodriguez-Lopez (Bayamón,  1º settembre   1975) è un chitarrista portoricano. Dopo aver collaborato con il suo “gemello artistico” Cedric Bixler Zavala negli At …

Ex At The Drive-In and current Mars Volta Guitarist writes too fast and has to release another solo album. This time on Stones Throw, home to Peanut Butter Wolf, J Dilla, Madlib etc. Concept album based on, wait for it, the rise of industrialism and capitalism in America. Includes download of “Private Fortunes” JP’s Blog posts news about Omar Rodriguez-Lopez releasing a new solo album. Mars Volta guitarist Omar Rodriguez-Lopez will release a new solo album on Jan. 27. Rodriguez-Lopez talks about the haunted ouija board that cursed ‘The Bedlam in Goliath,’ The Mars Volta’s so-called self indulgence, and his old band At The Drive-In. Not particularly new, but not on Digg. How disappointing. Omar Rodriguez-Lopez tells MP3.com a harrowing tale of a Ouija board’s influence on the group’s latest album.Someone even made a horror flash game off of this. Interesting article about a PR guitarist. Mars Volta mastermind makes an ocean from this lake “The band used the board as a game, part of its after-show wind-down ritual. Then, according to guitarist and songwriter Omar Rodriguez-Lopez, things got strange.” As origin stories go, this one’s a doozy. While on tour, The Mars Volta bought a ouija board at at Jerusalem curio shop. The band used the board as a game, part of its after-show wind-down ritual. Then, according to guitarist and songwriter Omar Rodriguez-Lopez, things got strange.

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