[kj] Loose cannnon

[Alexander Smith]

My only real problem with "Loose Cannon" as a single is that it doesn't
really give Geordie alot of room to shine. By limiting Geordie's input, the
single fails to showcase the band's true strengths. We all know Geordie is
capable of conjuring sounds a thousand times more interesting than the
simple *CRUNCH CRUNCH CRUNCH* heard on "Loose Cannon." Yes, "Implant" isn't
as "user-friendly," maybe, but so what? It's classic Killing Joke if you ask
me. 

Alex in NYC


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>From: "wardance" <wardance@wardance.net>
>To: <gathering@misera.net>
>Subject: Re: [kj] Loose cannnon
>Date: Wed, May 28, 2003, 1:36 PM
>

>
>IMHO, the new single version of "Loose Cannon" that I heard on BBC Radio 1
>last night is a fuckin' killer track, absolutely brilliant !!! (Even though
>I think the demo version was in fact more powerful and effective, despite
>its weaker production).
>
>And I also think it's a pertinent choice for a single track (I love
>"Implant" too, but I just think it wouldn't sound as much "attractive" to a
>larger public as "Loose Cannon" does).
>
>...But as "Lonely Boy" said on Jester's forum, I'm sure that the rest of the
>album will be even much better than both "Loose Cannon" and "Implant", who
>are just little samples of what we can expect !!... ;-)
>
>Hans Wehrwolf
>
>
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