[kj] GEORDIE'S TRACKS AVAILABLE

[Paul Rangecroft]

exactly, todd! that's what i was hoping for. just the virtuoso at work,
less-is-more and all that.

to me it's a bit weird hearing these relationship-based lyrics set to
geordie's music. one of the things i always liked about KILLING JOKE was
that they didn't do love songs or "conventional" lyrics. maybe there's
another reason why he's working with her!

it's up to him what music he makes, of course, and it's not so much that
it's bad but that i know it could be better.

you get little glimpses of what he can do but in a sense that just makes it
more frustrating.

i'm pleased he is writing music.

maybe he should give rob moss a call?

On 11/21/07, fluw <fluwdot at earthlink.net> wrote:

>

> darren ---"It's not majestic, eviscerating

> Geordie"---------

>

> unfortunately that sentence may be closer to what some of us( i know i

> was, however idealistically )were hoping to hear in a geordie solo record.

> but that is looking rather unlikley.

>

> although some of that 'majestic eviscerating' geordie sound can be heard

> on the solo geordie demos from around 2003. one tune in particular is like

> basking in the glow of the golden harp within the temple of geordie.

>

>

>

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