[kj] Jihad, and Songs From The Victorious City ... and Kaddish

[Ed Grapes]

Well ... hey, that told me didn't it?!  Sorry to offend your purist sensibilities ... but that naive first attempt at Eastern influence in Jihad (and it was undoubtedly further hamstrung by being in the worst era for naff eighties production) might well have been the original trigger for the Eastern influence that you refer to, which was to develop and appear (albeit only briefly) in places in the next couple of albums, Pandemonium in particular - and hey, we all have to start somewhere, even Jaz Coleman hee hee ....
 


Paul Rangecroft <spud.u.hate at gmail.com> wrote: 
chuckle, yes, it did.

ed - if you're really into 'jihad' you should get the 'beyrouth edit',
only available on the 'america' cd single! i still maintain it's a
dreadful piece of crap. and hardly an indication of how diverse KJ
are, since it's entirely jaz coleman and therefore even less worth of
the KJ label than OtG.

i agree with tim, though, i do enjoy the eastern influence on KJ
tracks, something that wasn't really in evidence much on the last two
albums.

On 5/10/05, Stephen Robinson wrote:
> 
> America, My Love of this Land had a strange collection of old songs, all of
> which were better than My Love of this Land
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