Five just on principle y'knarr? Five just 'cos it's Boredoms. Five just 'cos they got seventy-seven drummers (cool dudes like Brian Chippendale, David Grubbs, Alan Licht etc. etc. etc., not boring session geeks) to hit things all at the same time on the seventh of the seventh oh-seven in Brooklyn while Eye jumped around twatting his weird guitar rack thingymajigs. So yeah, you get the full seventy-seven minute seventy-seven second (natch) performance interspersed with documentary interludes and interviews with people saying how ace it all is and everything. We're all being well sucked into watching it but worktime is sadly not drum-filled DVD time so I'll just end by saying "five because we can't do sevens".
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On July 7th, 2007 at 7:07 PM, Japanese group Boredoms, orchestrated a performance by 77 drummers at the Empire-Fulton Ferry State Park in Brooklyn, NY. Nearly three years later, the experience is finally making its way to DVD. ‘77 Boa Drum’ is the official live performance documentary of the event, complete with behind the scenes rehearsal footage, interviews, and of course, lots of footage of the actual performance. ‘77 BoaDrum’ is a 77 minute, 777 second DVD documentary about the legendary 77 Boa Drum performance Boredoms conducted on July 7, 2007 in Brooklyn, NY.· The DVD features interviews and behind the scenesrehearsal footage in addition to footage of the actualperformance.· ‘77 Boa Drum’ comes packaged in a four panel DVD wallet with three postcards featuring photographs from the performance.· The all-star cast of 77 drummers includes Butchy Fuego (Pit er Pat, M.I.A.), Kid Millions (Oneida, White Hills), Andee Connors (A Minor Forest, Aquarius Records), Daniel Franz (Arbouretum, Beach House),Chris Brokaw (Come, The New Year), Hisham Bharoocha (Soft Circle), Brian Chippendale (LightningBolt), and Tim DeWitt (Gang Gang Dance).