[kj] palin ban
Brendan
bq at soundgardener.co.nz
Mon Sep 8 05:18:42 EDT 2008
"Ironically, I had a fundamentalist Christian come to my door when I was
blasting the first KJ album several months ago and he asked for the name
of the band. You can't make this shit up."
I had my landlord come to my place while I was moving out recently.
Anglican vicar from a church in Auckland, just retired. And his wife. And
the new tenants. I had a copy of The God Delusion (Bongo yours I think!)
sitting out prominently and was listening to KJ from memory.
Luckily I wasn't stark naked wanking and being sick into the ashtrays
(i.e. it wasn't a Tuesday morning 9:00am ;)
>
> American neo-cons are pretty concrete in their thinking (I certainly am
> not saying that this assertion cannot be applied to people from every
> ideological background who happen to live in the US, so please do not be
> distracted into thinking I am a "leftie") so Killing Joke would certainly
> be a low priority band. As Alex stated, their popularity is not
> exceptionally huge in the US, but the main thing is that they do not
> engage musically in the big "sins" of rawk according to these peeps:
> obscenity and graphic depictions of sexuality or drug use in their lyrics.
> Those are the big offenses. They also are nice white British boys. They
> are not people of color (yes, I know Jaz's origins, but I am referring to
> Hip Hop most specifically).
>
> Ironically, I had a fundamentalist Christian come to my door when I was
> blasting the first KJ album several months ago and he asked for the name
> of the band. You can't make this shit up.
>
> Bette> Date: Sun, 7 Sep 2008 23:03:40 +0100> From: pmdavies at gmail.com> To:
> gathering at misera.net> Subject: Re: [kj] palin ban> > i think killing joke
> is but a midge in their universe. whilst it may> be significant in your
> life, kj is such a small minority interest that> it contains no threat or
> vested interest in their world.> A ban may be interesting as it would
> bring attention, somewhat> unwarranted nowadays.> > On Sun, Sep 7, 2008 at
> 1:33 AM, fluw <fluwdot at earthlink.net> wrote:> > how many people on the
> gathering doubt if sarah palin were to become aware of killing joke cd's
> or, (haha finally) a jaz coleman book in a library, she would not have
> them banned?> >> > as a killing joke fan, would you be apposed to this
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