[kj] Free Dumb
Sarah's Putrefying Kunt
crackedmachine at yahoo.co.uk
Tue Nov 4 09:48:24 EST 2008
Which country is FREE?
Is it like the bank sale,
buy one country get one free?
I think G. Brown the shit PM is negotiating something along those lines with the Saudis. Not the same ones who flew the planes into the WTC I hope!
--- On Tue, 4/11/08, Karen Weil <karen.weil at sddt.com> wrote:
> From: Karen Weil <karen.weil at sddt.com>
> Subject: Re: [kj] Dutch
> To: crackedmachine at yahoo.co.uk, "A list about all things Killing Joke (the band!)" <gathering at misera.net>
> Date: Tuesday, 4 November, 2008, 1:53 AM
> Hey, it's a free country. Get riled up all you like!
> : )
>
> Cheers,
>
> k.w.
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Sarah's Putrefying Kunt"
> <crackedmachine at yahoo.co.uk>
> To: "A list about all things Killing Joke (the
> band!)"
> <gathering at misera.net>
> Sent: Monday, November 03, 2008 6:44 AM
> Subject: Re: [kj] Dutch
>
>
> > Why the hell should I
> > "settle down" ???
> >
> > RTX, Kristin Hersh, Githead, Shellac, Michael Gira,
> > The Dirty Three & Genesis P-Orridge
> > interviewed here:
> > http://www.perfectsoundforever.com
> >
> > Republicans Out Forever!
> >
> >
> > --- On Wed, 29/10/08, ade
> <ade at the-lab.zetnet.co.uk> wrote:
> >
> >> From: ade <ade at the-lab.zetnet.co.uk>
> >> Subject: Re: [kj] Dutch
> >> To: "A list about all things Killing Joke
> (the band!)"
> >> <gathering at misera.net>
> >> Date: Wednesday, 29 October, 2008, 9:43 PM
> >> Maybe the need to categorise is a by-product of
> how our
> >> brains work?
> >>
> >> -----Original Message-----
> >> From: gathering-bounces at misera.net
> >> [mailto:gathering-bounces at misera.net]On Behalf Of
> folk devil
> >> Sent: 29 October 2008 17:29
> >> To: A list about all things Killing Joke (the
> band!)
> >> Subject: Re: [kj] Dutch
> >>
> >>
> >> Nationality is a myth.
> >> It just keeps you neat and tidy in your box, even
> when it
> >> cannot represent every Culture contained inside.
> >>
> >>
> >> ""
> >>
> >> > From: karen.weil at sddt.com
> >> > To: crackedmachine at yahoo.co.uk;
> gathering at misera.net
> >> > Date: Wed, 29 Oct 2008 10:10:34 -0700
> >> > Subject: Re: [kj] Dutch
> >> >
> >> > OK, Change: Settle down. I say it only in a
> general
> >> sense. And guess what? I
> >> > actually think that about *most* people --
> regardless
> >> of nationality, etc.
> >> >
> >> > Respectfully,
> >> >
> >> > k.w.
> >> > (open-minded American)
> >> >
> >> > ----- Original Message -----
> >> > From: "Change"
> >> <crackedmachine at yahoo.co.uk>
> >> > To: "A list about all things Killing
> Joke (the
> >> band!)"
> >> > <gathering at misera.net>
> >> > Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 6:46 AM
> >> > Subject: [kj] Dutch
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > > ALL the Dutch are good people?
> >> > >
> >> > > That seems a simplisitic view...
> >> > >
> >> > >> From: karen.weil at sddt.comTo:
> >> gathering at misera.netDate: Tue,
> >> > >> 28 Oct 2008 10:27:45 -0700Subject:
> Re: [kj]
> >> Nice Streets
> >> > >> Below: How We Wait in Europe
> >> > >>
> >> > >>
> >> > >>
> >> > >> Dank u wel for your input, Jerry.
> The Dutch
> >> are good people
> >> > >> (but sorry about your one experience
> there!)
> >> And I
> >> > >> couldn't agree with you about
> judging an
> >> entire
> >> > >> group/city/nation, etc. based on the
> actions
> >> of a few jerks.
> >> > >> It only leads to no good.
> >> > >>
> >> > >> Anyway, tot ziens!
> >> > >>
> >> > >> k.w.
> >> > >>
> >> > >> ----- Original Message -----
> >> > >> From: jerry bodkin
> >> > >> To: A list about all things Killing
> Joke (the
> >> band!)
> >> > >> Sent: Tuesday, October 28, 2008
> 12:48 AM
> >> > >> Subject: Re: [kj] Nice Streets
> Below: How We
> >> Wait in Europe
> >> > >> Holland is a lovely country and the
> Dutch are
> >> a lovely
> >> > >> people, ive been there several times
> >> including once for just
> >> > >> 12 hours(10 of them in a police
> cell) but
> >> we'll leave
> >> > >> that there! France too is a
> beautiful
> >> beautiful place and
> >> > >> the people there too are lovely once
> you make
> >> an effort with
> >> > >> them. i.e. try at least to speak the
> >> language. Give me
> >> > >> Europe any day. Too often we judge
> an entire
> >> race on
> >> > >> individual behaviour, my God, what
> must most
> >> of the world
> >> > >> think of us English. Jelala.
> >> > >>
> >> > >> > From: karen.weil at sddt.com>
> To:
> >> > >> crackedmachine at yahoo.co.uk;
> >> gathering at misera.net> Date:
> >> > >> Mon, 27 Oct 2008 11:51:50 -0700>
> Subject:
> >> Re: [kj] Nice
> >> > >> Streets Below: How We Wait in
> Europe> >
> >> Hi,
> >> > >> Change:> > Appreciate your
> thoughts on
> >> Belgium;
> >> > >> it's a fine place. Germany also
> offers
> >> > so much, and
> >> > >> has a very strong avant-guarde
> scene.>
> >> However, I have to
> >> > >> take issue with your comments about
> the Dutch
> >> and >
> >> > >> Europe. If anything, the Dutch have
> a totally
> >> different
> >> > >> attitude when it > comes to
> languages;
> >> that's why so
> >> > >> many of them speak three or four of
> them.
> >> > Whatever
> >> > >> differences they may have with their
> European
> >> neighbors; I
> >> > >> really > don't think the
> English issue
> >> plays a great
> >> > >> role.> And while Paris is
> outrageously
> >> expensive (I was
> >> > >> there in May; and believe > me,
> it was no
> >> fun coming from
> >> > >> a country where the currency is in
> the >
> >> toilet!), I
> >> > >> really can't agree with your
> observations
> >> about the
> >> > >> French, > either. (Although I
> will concur
> >> about their
> >> > >> love of Wire!)> But at any rate,
> enjoy
> >> travelling -- veel
> >> > >> plezier, as the Dutch say!> >
> >> Groetjes,> >
> >> > >> k.w.> > ----- Original Message
> -----
> >> > From:
> >> > >> "Change"
> >> <crackedmachine at yahoo.co.uk>>
> >> > >> To: "A list about all things
> Killing
> >> Joke (the
> >> > >> band!)" >
> >> <gathering at misera.net>> Sent:
> >> > >> Wednesday, October 15, 2008 5:53
> AM>
> >> Subject: [kj] Nice
> >> > >> Streets Below: How We Wait in
> Europe> >
> >> > > How
> >> > >> nice it was to escape this ever more
> petty
> >> joke of a nation,
> >> > >> occupied > > as it has been by
> the USA
> >> since WW2. If
> >> > >> you want to get away from this >
> >
> >> rotten island then
> >> > >> a great place to go is Belgium. Its
> not too
> >> far by > >
> >> > >> coach through the tunnel. Brussels
> is
> >> beautiful. The streets
> >> > >> smell of > > coffee and
> chocolate, the
> >> people are
> >> > >> jolly and kind and there is great
> art >
> >> > everywhere.
> >> > >> No wonder Colin and Malka made it
> their home.
> >> There are also
> >> > >> > > lots of Belgians with
> little noses
> >> straight out of
> >> > >> a Tintin book. The food > >
> and beer
> >> are amazing. I
> >> > >> thought Brussels was wonderful but
> then I
> >> made it > >
> >> > >> to Ghent and was pretty damn glad
> the trams
> >> had been aborted
> >> > >> by a flower > > festival
> because I
> >> walked along the
> >> > >> canal to get back to the station and
> >
> >> > realised that
> >> > >> this is architecturally the most
> beautiful
> >> city I have seen.
> >> > >> > > I haven't made it to
> Prague yet
> >> though!
> >> > >> Antwerp looks like a low rent >
> >
> >> Barcelona copy, in
> >> > >> the same way Manchester tries to be
> European
> >> but always >
> >> > >> > ends up looking like> > a
> >> post-industrial dump.
> >> > >> Tilberg is very boxy but the people
> were
> >> partying > >
> >> > >> hard and late and the Dutch all seem
> to think
> >> the rest of
> >> > >> Europe is crap > > just
> because they
> >> don't all
> >> > >> speak perfect English! "Those
> crazy
> >> Dutch!" >
> >> > >> > said Lewis but I can't
> remember why.
> >> Maybe it was
> >> > >> something to do with the > >
> hotel WIRE
> >> rejected in
> >> > >> Tilburg. Margaret the guitarist said
> it was
> >> so > >
> >> > >> grotty she didn't even want to
> put her
> >> bag down in it
> >> > >> let alone sleep in > > it!>
> >>
> >> > Berlin is
> >> > >> a great place to explore, full of
> impressive
> >> sites and large
> >> > >> > > enough to spend years
> there I'd
> >> warrant.
> >> > >> Tiergarten is the largest and >
> > most
> >> lovely park
> >> > >> I've ever strolled through.
> German venues
> >> also make a
> >> > >> > > mockery of British ones in
> terms of
> >> the sound.>
> >> > >> >> > Strasbourg has a fine
> market
> >> where I found a
> >> > >> sabre for a mere twenty > >
> euros, a
> >> light sabre for
> >> > >> two euros and a tiny plastic Obelix
> for
> >> twenty > >
> >> > >> cents. Lewis loves the trams, but
> the modern
> >> art gallery,
> >> > >> watched over by > > one of
> >> Lovecraft's Forgotten
> >> > >> Ones, is even better. I spent too
> long there
> >> > > so
> >> > >> got to Paris 23 minutes too late. My
> Cologne
> >> friend Dirk
> >> > >> from the > > Gathering reckons
> >> Strasbourg is cool
> >> > >> because of the huge German
> influence. >
> >> > Cancel your
> >> > >> order, crossing the border, changing
> the
> >> menu!> >>
> >> > >> > The Eyefull tower is good for a
> stroll
> >> but Paris is
> >> > >> full of too many slow > >
> people and
> >> the prices are
> >> > >> obscene. Jus d'orange? Mai non
> je pense
> >> que je > >
> >> > >> WAIT until ich gehe zu Belqigue!
> Paris hotels
> >> are the worst.
> >> > >> Unlike > > Germany and
> Belgium, the
> >> beer is worse than
> >> > >> Britain. French computer > >
> keyboards
> >> were designed
> >> > >> by a retard and the showers go some
> way to
> >> > >
> >> > >> explaining why the English have
> often mocked
> >> the French for
> >> > >> being > > hygenically
> challenged. The
> >> redeeming
> >> > >> feature of the French is that many
> > >
> >> of them seem to
> >> > >> really love WIRE and gave the most
> >> enthusiastic response
> >> > >> > > of any crowds on this
> tour.>
> >> >> >
> >> > >> Anyway this was the route of my rail
> and road
> >> trip:>
> >> > >> >> > I arrived in beautiful
> Brussels
> >> in the middle
> >> > >> of some kind of medieval > >
> WARDANCE
> >> pageant. I had
> >> > >> time to visit the city's most
> mainstream
> >> record >
> >> > >> > store just opposite Ancienne
> Belquique
> >> which Killing
> >> > >> Joke would conquer by > > and
> by. I was
> >> rewarded by
> >> > >> finding a copy of one of the few PJ
> HARVEY
> >> > > singles
> >> > >> I didn't yet possess, 'A
> PLACE CALLED
> >> HOME.'>
> >> > >> >> > After a couple of
> hours I
> >> caught the train to
> >> > >> gorgeous Ghent for the WIRE >
> > gig at
> >> Democrazy.>
> >> > >> >> > Next day I took trains
> via
> >> Antwerp and a bus
> >> > >> NORTH OF THE BORDER to > >
> Tilburg just
> >> in time to
> >> > >> catch the seismic riffin'
> PELICAN and
> >> Dutch > >
> >> > >> hardcore heroes SEEIN' RED
> before WIRE
> >> blasted off at
> >> > >> around 7pm. Later I > > was
> also
> >> entertained by the
> >> > >> double breasted PRE and a Satanic
> black metal
> >> > > band
> >> > >> who gave the crowd the finger for
> watching
> >> them, all of
> >> > >> which was > > unexpected.>
> >>
> >> > On
> >> > >> returning to Brussels I witnessed a
> lovely
> >> WIRE gig at La
> >> > >> Botanique, a > > venue which
> could
> >> verily call itself
> >> > >> NICE STREETS ABOVE if it so desired.
> >
> >> > I struck up
> >> > >> conversation with a charming
> photographer and
> >> graphic
> >> > >> designer > > called Violette
> who sent
> >> me eight great
> >> > >> photos of WIRE from the gig.>
> >>
> >> > After the gig
> >> > >> I had to START TO MOVE pretty sharp
> and
> >> jumped on the night
> >> > >> > > train where I was
> entertained by
> >> conversation with
> >> > >> a former theatre > > director
> who had
> >> just aborted a
> >> > >> trip to Turkey. He recommended a
> trip to >
> >> >
> >> > >> Tiergarten which proved very good
> advice. My
> >> first police
> >> > >> encounter was > > with two
> cops on the
> >> Ostbahnhof
> >> > >> platform who took a rather long time
> >
> >> > checking to
> >> > >> find out if Interpol have a warrant
> out on me
> >> for listening
> >> > >> to > > music in my living
> room. Berlin
> >> is also very
> >> > >> cool and well worth a visit >
> > in its
> >> own right, but
> >> > >> smells worse than Brussels.>
> >> >
> >> The first
> >> > >> night was free before the arrival of
> KILLING
> >> JOKE so I
> >> > >> checked > > out the SO36 venue
> where
> >> they and WIRE
> >> > >> played, which was immortalised in a
> > >
> >> song on the
> >> > >> first KILLING JOKE album. The sound
> was
> >> excellent as are all
> >> > >> > > other German venues
> I've ever
> >> been to. The
> >> > >> soundman played KILLING JOKE >
> > before
> >> the headline
> >> > >> act, a comedy punk trio who
> weren't very
> >> funny but >
> >> > >> > probably liked DEVO. We talked
> after the
> >> gig and I run
> >> > >> into him again at > > the
> KILLING JOKE
> >> gigs.>
> >> > >> >> > After the amazing
> KILLING JOKE
> >> regeneration in
> >> > >> Berlin, with Big Paul's >
> > drum
> >> kit illuminated
> >> > >> and smoking ritualistically, I
> planned to
> >> head to > >
> >> > >> Paris to see them there. The train
> times were
> >> TOO LATE so at
> >> > >> the last > > minute I rerouted
> to
> >> Strasbourg for more
> >> > >> WIRE and this proved a wise >
> > choice
> >> as the COMET
> >> > >> hit very late and I caught the whole
> set in
> >> front of a >
> >> > >> > very young and enthusiastic
> crowd at a
> >> festival that
> >> > >> went on until 6am. > > Next
> day my
> >> second run in with
> >> > >> cops was with two French transport
> police
> >> > > who ask
> >> > >> me to wrap up my sword so that it
> >> couldn't be seen
> >> > >> before I caught > > the
> train.>
> >> >> > Paris
> >> > >> next for more WIRE, on a first class
> train
> >> where I started
> >> > >> downing > > some of the left
> over
> >> Heineken from last
> >> > >> night's rider and upset a French
> >
> >> > idiot who had
> >> > >> a tantrum because I couldn't
> stop
> >> belching even when she
> >> > >> > > kicked my chair. She
> complained to
> >> the guard and
> >> > >> he clearly thought it was > >
> a bit
> >> silly having to
> >> > >> ask me not to belch when I
> couldn't help
> >> it. In the >
> >> > >> > end she started complaining I
> was
> >> playing the BUTTHOLE
> >> > >> SURFERS too loud on > > my
> headphones
> >> and he came
> >> > >> back, again embarrassed, to ask me
> to turn it
> >> > >
> >> > >> down. Then she had a stroke of
> genius and
> >> moved to another
> >> > >> seat. Perhaps > > its a good
> job the
> >> sword was
> >> > >> wrapped!> > If you ever feel
> like going
> >> to Paris my
> >> > >> advice is don't bother. Go in a
> > >
> >> cafe that
> >> > >> advertises coffee for a Euro and
> they greasy
> >> waiters will
> >> > >> > > chearge you five.>
> >> >
> >> It was nice to
> >> > >> speed back to Belgium and Brussels
> which was
> >> already >
> >> > >> > seeming like a second home. I
> found many
> >> cool CDs in
> >> > >> the shops, including > > quite
> >> appropriately
> >> > >> COMMERCIAL SUICIDE. Being there for
> three
> >> days I had >
> >> > >> > plenty of time to explore and
> each day
> >> surpassed the
> >> > >> previous one. I met > > so
> many great
> >> people in
> >> > >> Belgium I felt like moving
> there!>
> >> >> > My
> >> > >> favourite songs to listen to on a
> speeding
> >> train were>
> >> > >> > KILLING JOKE - Pssyche> >
> WIRE -
> >> Drill (DJ
> >> > >> Fuckoff Version)> > oh dear
> the
> >> moderate Craig
> >> > >> won't like that will he?>
> > KILLING
> >> JOKE -
> >> > >> Timewave> > PJ HARVEY -
> Taut> >
> >> EINSTURZENDE
> >> > >> NEUBAUTEN - Haus Der Lauge> >
> BAND OF
> >> SUSANS - Guitar
> >> > >> Trio> > KILLING JOKE - Empire
> Song>
> >> > WIRE -
> >> > >> Germ Ship> > WIRE - Spent>
> >
> >> BUTTHOLE SURFERS -
> >> > >> Who was in my room last night?>
> >>
> >> > Back home
> >> > >> after another awesome double dose of
> the
> >> mighty JOKE I had a
> >> > >> day > > of rest and didn't
> even
> >> have time enough
> >> > >> to notice what a terminal dump >
> >
> >> Manchester is
> >> > >> because the MELVINS wheeled in to
> rock the
> >> town and give me
> >> > >> > > a chance to catch up with
> lots of
> >> old friends.
> >> > >> That is the great thing > >
> about
> >> Manchester, lots of
> >> > >> good gigs.> >> > Next
> day I was
> >> off again to
> >> > >> London for the KILLING JOKE
> homecoming and as
> >> > >
> >> > >> chaotic synchronicity would have it,
> THALIA
> >> ZEDEK and her
> >> > >> band began their > > tour the
> very next
> >> day. She's
> >> > >> a brilliant intense songwriter.
> Check her
> >> > > out
> >> > >> while you still can...> >>
> >
> >> > >> www.myspace.com/thaliazedek>
> >> >
> >> Her tour ends
> >> > >> on October 23 at La Botanique in
> >> Brussels!> >> >
> >> > >> I went to all the THALIA ZEDEK BAND
> gigs in
> >> England and
> >> > >> after the best one > > at Hull
> Adelphi
> >> I had to zoom
> >> > >> down to Cheam in Surrey for my
> younger >
> >> >
> >> > >> sister's wedding. The lavish
> reception
> >> was held on a
> >> > >> Territorial Army base > > but
> my uncles
> >> and I resisted
> >> > >> the temptation to hijack a tank. One
> thing I
> >> > > gave
> >> > >> her was a copy of 'UH HUH
> HER' by PJ
> >> HARVEY as
> >> > >> "The Desperate Kingdom >
> > of
> >> Love"
> >> > >> couldn't really be a better song
> to wish
> >> for a long
> >> > >> loving > > marriage, at the
> end of this
> >> burning
> >> > >> world.> >> > Then I went
> home to
> >> transcribe
> >> > >> interesting interviews with MAGAZINE
> and >
> >> > WIRE,
> >> > >> blow up some more stereo speakers,
> and wait
> >> for civilization
> >> > >> to fall > > in its grave.>
> >>
> >> >
> >> > >> ACCELERATE> > ACCELERATE>
> >>
> >> >>
> >> > >> >> >> >> >>
> >
> >> > >>
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