[kj] KJ NYC 2008 Saturday night

[Jiri]

Agree with Ron's edits on the setlist there. I'm completely beat. Soon as the lights came up, wife and I staggered out, whole body aching. Excellent show. Random exhausted thoughts follow.

Great to meet a few gatherers, great to see Big Paul and Youth in form. Odd to see someone crowd surf right after Love Like Blood was dedicated to Raven. My favorite parts were when Youth got really into his funky bass, pretty much any time Big Paul banged away on the toms (he made Unspeakable and Follow the Leaders and Fall of Because look so much easier and smooth than I ever imagined they could look). To see all of them singing their parts was like the world renewed by fire made whole.

Sound: From where we stood (40-50 feet back, a little to Youth's side of center), I could hear Youth, Big Paul, and usually Jaz clearly. But Geordie's sound was obscured, which was my only disappointment (Still, grand scheme of things: Youth/Big Paul are ultimately who I most wanted to hear, having never seen them perform before). Crazy that the only time I truly heard Geordie's wail -- other than when the rest of the band dropped out (like middle bit in Empire Song) -- was during Timewave, where he sounded really good! Think we'll try a different spot tonight.

What an epic time. Must rest up for tonight.

Jiri

--- On Sun, 10/12/08, breadfan at cybercom.net <breadfan at cybercom.net> wrote:


> From: breadfan at cybercom.net <breadfan at cybercom.net>

> Subject: Re: [kj] KJ NYC 2008 Saturday night

> To: "A list about all things Killing Joke (the band!)" <gathering at misera.net>

> Date: Sunday, October 12, 2008, 8:58 AM

> Yeah, freakin' ridiculous.  My wife and I are lucky to

> be in decent shape 

> after spending 80% of the show in the front row. 

> 

> To add to the setlist:  Tomorrow's World after

> Wardance, Exit after Madness, 

> Pssyche after The Wait (I think), new song was Timewave,

> and Empire after 

> Pandys. 

> 

> Mine might need a tweak or two also.  ;) 

> 

> See y'all again tonight! 

> 

> Ron 

> 

>  

> 

> The Exorcist writes: 

> 

> > Great set, met a buncha gatherers, Surprise! Jaz

> stopped by the bar/pub... 

> > more to follow up tomorrow.

> > (Or maybe I'll leave it to the pro writers here...

> LOL)

> > I'm totally wiped out. Show was intense, voice and

> legs are gone. :) 

> > 

> > Quick setlist rundown. I did miss a few. I'm sure

> the others will follow 

> > up

> > and fix up any of my fuckups. 

> > 

> > Requiem

> > Wardance

> > (forgot which song)

> > Bloodsport

> > Complications

> > SO36

> > Primitive

> > Love Like Blood (Tribute to Raven)

> > Eighties

> > Fall of Because

> > Unspeakable

> > (Who told you???)

> > Madness

> > Follow The Leader

> > The Wait

> > -----

> > Change

> > (new song, dunno the name)

> > The pandy's are coming 

> > 

> > Once again I missed a few but the others I'm sure

> will correct me. 

> > 

> > Cheers All!

> > Yos 

> > 

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> > 

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