[kj] Democracy

[sade1]

I do, though admittedly not ALL I expected(read demanded)
after Pandaemonium. The way it's refered to though, 
it's as if Martin Atkins produced it while having a gun 
at Jaz and Geordie's heads ("do it or Else")and forced 
them to do it. 
It's not a bad album *at all*. 
It's 'just'(read:ONLY)a question of taste, nostalgic or
artistic. It stands on its own merit, and not just because 
"even KJ's worst is still better than anyone else's 
'best efforts'--though very 'all-caps' true. KJ doesn't 
need to hide any of their albums in the shuffle to have it
slide by the acceptability-'guardians'. Sort of like 
watching Robert DeNiro go from Godfather/DeerHunter/RagingBull
to doing film-Lite like Heat/AnalyzeThis to his stint 
this year on Saturday Night Live. He/KJ doesn't compromise
(sell out)any fundamental integrity of artistic character 
by ranging their acting/music gigs thus, on the 
un-freekin-expected contrary.
My faves are Aeon
             Democracy 
             Savage Freedom
             Medicine Wheel
             Another Bloody E(r)ection
(maybe I'm missing one)
Peace,
Saul
"Laugh? I WANNA buy one..."(*sob*)

--- rawside <rawside@gmx.net> wrote:
 
> ...is there anybody out there who actually *likes*
> the democracy-album? What's so bad about it?
> 
> rawside *hoping to hear just one democracy song at the berlin gig*
> 
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