[kj] godmachinist

Mon, 22 Sep 2003 09:24:04 EDT

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I had noticed while reading my gathering e-mails that one of the members of 
the list is called 'the god-machinist'.This spured me on to listen to the The 
God Machine's two albums for the first time in a couple of years.
I have to say i was surprized at how fresh they sounded.They have the same 
kind of intensity and tribal drums as KJ.
I got to see them play at King Tuts on their tour for the first album and it 
was one of the best gigs i've ever been to.They played a blistering set which 
finished with a twenty miniute hypnotic version of Seven.
Anyway, i know the band came to a sad end with the death of the bass 
player.Could anyone tell me what the surviving members are up to?

Cheers,

Lyle

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on to listen to the The God Machine's two albums for the first time in a cou=
ple of years.<BR>
I have to say i was surprized at how fresh they sounded.They have the same k=
ind of intensity and tribal drums as KJ.<BR>
I got to see them play at King Tuts on their tour for the first album and it=
 was one of the best gigs i've ever been to.They played a blistering set whi=
ch finished with a twenty miniute hypnotic version of Seven.<BR>
Anyway, i know the band came to a sad end with the death of the bass player.=
Could anyone tell me what the surviving members are up to?<BR>
<BR>
Cheers,<BR>
<BR>
Lyle<BR>
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