[kj] KJ Geordie - Stage presence

[Paul Rangecroft]

I agree with Adam. Jaz does enough theatrics for two people. Geordie's
all about the hypnotic trance. The music speaks for itself. Only ever
seen him get animated once ('Total Invasion' at Liverpool)!

I like Reza's positivity and enthusiasm too. He's up there with John
Bechdel and Dave Kovacevic in terms of thankless-task Joke keyboard
players who've carved out their own identity against the odds.

On 3/9/12, Devacor at aol.com <Devacor at aol.com> wrote:

> I think Geordie holds his space quite well.

> Someone else doing almost the same thing (almost nothing) could come off

> quite different.

> I personally feel its a 'yin/yang' balance with Jaz (and everyone  else)

> that he could have just naturally settled into in the  beginning.

>   I also think it helps to ground his sound- in the East they say when  you

> are still or move slow with swaying motions, that you are building  'chi' -

> I think he could be unconsciously plugging into this. I just took a 4  day

> qi gong workshop and just get very re acquainted with how this can  enhance

> creativity, thought, etc.

>  Youth I think looks cool for the most part, but sometimes comes off a

> little clumsy.

>

> Adam

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> In a message dated 3/9/2012 11:44:11 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> folk.devil at hotmail.com writes:

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> That's  a good quote. One for the archive.

>

> (Back to Youth for a moment. I think  Youth looks quite cool, personally.

> White suit, visor, and an aura of control.  I think he secretly runs the

> show, pulling Coleman's  strings.)

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