[kj] Killing Joke at The Wiltern

[LONESTYLE at aol.com]

OH! That shit was classic! It reminded me when that streakier got on stage  
when David Niven was announcing at the Academy Awards in 1974!
 
 
_http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IIl3zSYL8k_ 
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IIl3zSYL8k) 
 
 
~ LB
 
 
In a message dated 12/19/2010 5:46:34 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,  
saulomar1 at yahoo.com writes:

 
I liked that one guy who made it up on  stage (towards the end) and then 
got chased off and manhandled. Hopefully  there's a yOutube clip soon. 



 
____________________________________
 From: "LONESTYLE at aol.com"  <LONESTYLE at aol.com>
To:  gathering at misera.net
Sent:  Sun, December 19, 2010 5:42:18 PM
Subject: Re: [kj] Killing Joke at The  Wiltern

That photographer at one point stepped on Geordie's guitar cord  and 
Geordie looked over at him with the eyes of Carrie! HA! That  dude should of been 
booted for he was too much on stage and all over the  place!
 
~ LB
 
 
In a message dated 12/19/2010 3:34:50 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,  
folk.devil at hotmail.com writes:

Everything is coming off the backline :). Still no bass and a  relatively 
thin kick.
Obviously a better position than middle of  auditorium, with a rather 
mediocre PA for the front...
A shame the venue  wasn't a tad smaller ;)
I wanted to shoot that photographer,  too!



> From: planetary at socal.rr.com

> To:  gathering at misera.net

> Date: Sun, 19 Dec 2010 14:25:43 -0800

>  Subject: Re: [kj] Killing Joke at The Wiltern

> 

> folk devil  wrote:

> 

> Although I enjoyed the show, and it was good to meet  young Cliff, not 

sure it was their best, to be honest.

> I found  Geordie to be way too loud in the mix, the bass was undefined, 

and BPF  pissed off? Probably because he was almost non

> existent in the mix,  by the end. The kick drum was pretty much gone 

completely. And they looked  tired as hell....

> 

> ++++++++++++

> 

> See, I  liked Geordie way up in the mix, especially after the 2008 LA 

show were he  was buried way down in the mix at the shitty House

> Of Blues. I also  thought the drums sounded fine in the mix especially 

during "This World  Hell" from my position in the pit. I

> agree though that the bass was  muddy and lacked punch much of the night. 

Regarding the energy - Clearly,  doing 5 shows straight

> from Canada to LA should of had a day or two  break somewhere in there. 

The rather typically sedate LA audience didn't  really push

> the band who did seem a bit worn down.

> 

>  Like I said, it seemed like the band was really focused on delivering a  

no-nonsense performance and without the spark of a manic,

> tightly  confined crowd (you could walk right up to the rail much of the 

show), the  show never really went into the stratosphere.

> Here's a clip from The  Wiltern from someone who was standing right next 

to me that pretty much sums  up how the show looked and

> sounded:

> 

>  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=395OKVhLimY

> 

> T.B.

>  

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