[kj] burst harp

Christof hamille wessidetempest at hotmail.com
Thu Aug 18 12:17:08 EDT 2005


Was it the 295 or the Les Paul that he has also used forever.  Which 
speaking of I have not seen it since the Pandemonium era.  BUT there was an 
SG in the early days.  What was used on the first album?  Or more 
importantly when did the Les Paul and 295 come into play?

And FLuw you are correct.  Thank you for clarifying.  Even though I don't 
think that gearhead geek misinformation would lead to cancer ;)  But you 
vary well may be right about it being a 125.  Now is a Byrdland hollow?  
Semi?  Made popular by a bazillion jazz guys and....Uncle Ted Nugent.

I need to start playing again

Chris


>From: fatpotanga <fatpotanga at gmail.com>
>Reply-To: "A list about all things Killing Joke (the band!)" 
><gathering at misera.net>
>To: The Gathering <gathering at misera.net>
>Subject: Re: [kj] burst harp
>Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 15:54:09 +0100
>
>All this talk of the 295 has reminded me of something I was going to 
>mention
>ages ago regarding Todd¹s take on how the guitar on, ŒYou¹ll Never Get To
>Me¹ harps (see what I did there) back to KJ days of yore.
>Phew; what a long sentence ­ let me get my breathe ­ I feel a bit faint...
>and my fingers hurt....
>Ah that¹s better.
>Anyways, I wonder whether this change in tone not only has to do with the
>death of the Burmans etc. but also to using the Les Paul more?
>I remember reading an interview around the time of Pandemonium (I think)
>where Geordie was going on about his mum buying him a gold top and him 
>using
>it in the studio on practically everything.
>Talking crap?
>Very probably, but hey, you should always stick to what you do best...
>
>=:¬(crap)


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