Max Albums
(click on the cover images for more information)
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CDs
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Max Ai "Ai... love you!" - 2011 Special 3D Lenticular Cover Edition. Available on cdandlp.com and CDBaby. |
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Max "2 cuts from each album" - 2017 Compilation from Max’s previous albums.
Available on Discogs.com. |
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Max Tani "Techno Tap Dancing no.2 – CD Single" - 2017 5x5" Cardboard Edition. Available on Discogs.com. |
Vinyl
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Max Ai "2 Remixes + Bonus Track" - 2012 Special 1-sided colored edition of 2 remixes from Max Ai's album plus a previously unreleased bonus track. Available on cdandlp.com. |
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Max Tani "Techno Tap Dancing no.2 (Single version)" - 2016 Limited edition lathe cut picture disc. Available at Discogs. |
Contributions
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Philish et ses Pantoufles "Grilled Cheese" - 2003 Max's ex-band as a drummer. Available on cdandlp.com and Amazon. |
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Orchestrades Universelles 2001 Live concert from Brive-La-Gaillarde, France. With the West Island Youth Symphony Orchestra and other Youth Orchestras from around the world. Max plays percussions and drums. |
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West Island Youth Symphony Orchestra "Voix du Nord" - 2002 Max plays the timpani. Available through the WIYSO website. |
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West Island Youth Symphony Orchestra "20 years" - 2006 Live concert for the WIYSO's 20th anniversary. Max plays the timpani on Holst's "The Planets" and Elgar's "Pomp and Circumstance". Available through the WIYSO website. |
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West Island Youth Symphony Orchestra "Gala 25" - 2011 Selected live performances from concerts recorded throughout the orchestra's 25th year. Max plays the triangle on Borodine's "Danses Polovtsiennes" (from the 25th anniversary concert). Available through the WIYSO website. |
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Orchestrades Universelles 2001 - DVD Live concert from Brive-La-Gaillarde, France. With the West Island Youth Symphony Orchestra and other Youth Orchestras from around the world. Max plays percussions and drums. Watch a sample of the video here. Please contact us for a copy. |
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West Island Youth Symphony Orchestra AOJQ Festival 2003 DVD The West Island and Mississauga Youth Symphony Orchestras are combined for this AOJQ Festival concert under the direction of Yannick Nézet-Séguin, invited conductor for the occasion. Max plays the timpani. Watch a sample of the video here. Please contact us for a copy. |