[kj] "DJ Mont Sherar" - Okay, what is with this guy?

[Sound Magick]

​typical crypticness

​Mont Sherar has been fully supported by the official killing joke forces
that be and for good reason.its fucking kwality!

i smell serious issues.

jealousy for one.

others lurk in yr pssyches

suss it out and think before you write off an officially licensed and
endorsed killing joke "fanboy" as perhaps acting like a jackass.

personally i find jackassery to be an admirable quality in oneself
occasionally,in opposition to self preservation and one upmanship or what
the fuck ever is going on here.

self promotion? why the fuck not . DIY or pay some corrupt ad firm to do it
for ya.

DONT HIDE IT PROVIDE IT

-damon


On Sun, Sep 25, 2016 at 9:16 AM, jon chapman <jonniespatula at hotmail.co.uk>
wrote:

> Oh trust me personally HE HAS !!
>
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> ------------------------------
> *From:* Gathering <gathering-bounces at misera.net> on behalf of Neil Perry <
> 65snoopy at gmail.com>
> *Sent:* 25 September 2016 10:28
> *To:* A list about all things Killing Joke (the band!)
> *Subject:* Re: [kj] "DJ Mont Sherar" - Okay, what is with this guy?
>
> How has he been a jackass? Just curious. I'd never heard of him until I
> looked him up 5 minutes ago.
>
> (From the book publisher's site:)
>
> "Mont Sherar, photographer, DJ and all round creative polymath is the
> author and photographer of the forthcoming PC-Press publication *Twilight
> of the Mortals*.
>
> His relationship and passion for Killing Joke goes back to hearing ‘Are
> You Receiving’ being played in a club in Vancouver by then DJ and fellow
> Canadian Steven R. Gilmore shortly after its debut release in 1979. Gilmore
> went on to become one of the most influential sleeve designers and graphic
> artists in the industrial and post-industrial dance music scene. Sherar
> then brought the post-punk sounds that he heard Gilmore playing to a new
> audience in Miami, helping to set up influential dance clubs such as Fire &
> Ice and the infamous Kitchen Club as resident DJ and promoter.
>
> Ever since then he has been hooked into the world of the Killing Joke;
> playing their music as one of the original post-punk DJs, organising some
> of their first US gigs, introducing them to other US musicians like Skinny
> Puppy, and in 2008 becoming a regular photographer documenting their
> journey as a reformed band who set out on a path of producing three of
> their most affecting albums ever.
> We are pleased and honoured to welcome Mont to the PC-Press family."
>
> On 24 September 2016 at 17:16, B. Oliver Sheppard <
> b.oliver.sheppard at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Tons of "upcoming" stuff, great online videos, lots of bragging about his
>> history, but no actual DVs or CDs or books or releases to his name. I get
>> his history, etc.
>>
>> But he has personally been a total jack ass, and I don't deserve it. What
>> is with this guy? Super fan on steroids? Anyone?
>>
>>
>> -0liver
>>
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