[kj] youth blotter art
Anthony Arena
anthonyarena68 at gmail.com
Sat Nov 17 08:01:07 EST 2018
I cant find that for sale on band camp. i need...i want...must
have....help please!
please...pretty please!
I did buy a few copies of the lp...which gave the opportunity to saved
psychedelic Christmas once again this year! I will be making receivers of
gifts happy and tripped...that's astronaut alchemist in your stockings this
year! no walnuts...pecans... candy canes! astronaut alchemists ! figgy
puddin'
back to the blotter....help! please ! thanks much. Anthony
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> Response to critic: Noone wanted you there and noone could have given a
> rat's ass about what you explained...expected...or witnessed...band
> definitely included.
>
> I can say I saw this band on the 40th anniversary show and 1st song into
> the tour: SO36 was completely haunting ! The venue sucked ass in
> Seattle...a sardine can of sweaty leather and foul mold smelling socks.
> The sound was horrible. Horrible in that it was so loud the keyboard
> player looked like a manipulated wooden puppet underwater pulled by
> fisherman's line from a sinking ship. This was the 8th time seeing
> Killing Joke. They forecast the weather. All of Mothernature was against
> the belly of their beast. SO36 was by far the most menacing song and
> violent song I have ever heard them play or any band play with precision,
> intensity, and intent. They were primed. I have seen--no
> hyperbole--over a thousand plus shows in my lifetime...never ever have I
> felt such truth and raw stark power. I was afraid for humanity ! Mastery
> whether I liked or not!
>
> so.. to the Mr. " IT WASN'T FOR ME"... you obviously weren't paying
> attention. You were paying attention to everything and everyone around
> you...toward the comfort of your senses which is completely a bad idea when
> planning to see or "not" KILLING JOKE. You missed the punchline !
>
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> > 1. Re: Killing Joke at The LCR - 14/11/2018 (Live Wire)
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> > Date: Fri, 16 Nov 2018 00:11:26 +0000
> > From: Antoni Adamiak <antoni at clara.net>
> > To: "A list about all things Killing Joke (the band!)"
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> > Subject: Re: [kj] Killing Joke at The LCR - 14/11/2018 (Live Wire)
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> > quite an ?on the money? review of Turbowolf ... attenpts at audience
> > participation falling flat ... Killing Joke got a few reviews like this
> > back in the day by weekly rock paper hacks, probably why they took them
> > down a back alley to slap them around a bit ... not his thing, no big
> deal
> >
> > Sent from my iPhone
> >
> > > On 15 Nov 2018, at 23:51, Paul <dubecho at gmail.com> wrote:
> > >
> > >
> >
> https://www.livewire1350.com/single-post/2018/11/15/Killing-Joke-at-The-LCR---141118
> > >
> > > Killing Joke at The LCR - 14/11/2018
> > > November 15, 2018 | Aled Vernon-Rees
> > >
> > > Yesterday I took another risk (fans of my previous work Husky Loops at
> > The Waterfront Studio know what I mean) in going to see Killing Joke, a
> > band that in all honesty I hadn't heard of until deciding to go the gig.
> By
> > the look of the demographic for the gig it's unsurprising that I'd never
> > heard of them as the Norwich middle aged punks were out in force and I
> was
> > one a very limited number of younger people in the room.
> > >
> > > <1.jpg>
> > >
> > > Unfortunately, upon my arrival it became apparent that Phobophobes had
> > pulled out of the gig as their name didn't appear on the gig times. This
> is
> > a real shame because it was them being announced as support that made me
> > decide to go the gig.
> > >
> > > As this was a last minute change there was no replacement so the first
> > band to the stage were Bristol rock group Turbowolf. I will admit before
> > this that there was a time where I was quite a big fan of the band - a
> key
> > part of my musical rota in when I was a fresh faced year 11. However, I
> > didn't get the sense of glorious nostalgia I was expecting and instead it
> > was more of an uncomfortable and disappointing experience. Lead singer
> > Chris Georgiadis, came across as a Russell Brand-eque showman who kept
> > attempting to get a reaction from a crowd who just wanted to quietly wait
> > for the main event. This lead to many attempts to get the crowd closer to
> > the front, and shout the bands name which but these kept awkwardly
> falling
> > flat. The music was equally uneventful with predicable riffs and drum
> beats
> > that seemed to blend into one treble heavy (as the lack of bassist really
> > showed) song. I could see this band doing well if they returned to a
> > smaller venue in Norwich playing to their fans
> > however this was not the right gig for them.
> > >
> > > <2.jpg>
> > >
> > > Following that light crushing of year 11 Aled's music taste came the
> > main show: Killing Joke. As the walk on music started people seemed to
> > appear out of no where and what previously was a reasonably empty venue
> > suddenly filled up. The band slowly meandered on to the stage to a very
> > welcoming crowd, most of whom dedicated fans who had seen them multiple
> > times. Lead singer Jaz Coleman came on donning face make up (which made
> him
> > look like a mix between Gene Simmons and Robert Smith) and they got
> started
> > with the set of about 20 songs. Listening to all these songs for the
> first
> > time I was slightly unimpressed. There was nothing obviously wrong with
> the
> > music and they delivered a much better performance than the previous act.
> > The vocal delivery and performance from Jaz Coleman really captivated the
> > crowd, along with the hypnotic and constantly strong delivery from the
> > rhythm section. However, there was nothing in that which appealed to me.
> > >
> > > What was clear from their performance as this was a gig for the fans.
> > The band having been around for 40 years had worked to built a strong
> > almost cult following and this show gave them exactly what they wanted. A
> > strong delivery of the back catalogue and putting their all into it. This
> > gig will never be a memorable event for me, having been disappointed by
> the
> > support and mildly uninterested in the main act. However, what I can say
> > for certain is that for the majority of people in the room that will have
> > been a special moment that will stay with them forever.
> > >
> > > It just wasn't for me.
> > >
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> Date: Fri, 16 Nov 2018 13:34:06 +0000
> From: Paul <dubecho at gmail.com>
> To: "A list about all things Killing Joke (the band!)"
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> Aled Vernon-Rees, may have been one of the people Jaz was reprimanding for
> being on their iPhones, before launching into Autonomous Zone ...lol
>
> Have a listen here
> <
> https://www.dropbox.com/s/3lmo3f6la98t0s1/Jaz%20iPhone%20Rant%20Norwich.mp3?dl=0
> >
> (If
> you get the sign up/sign in pop up, click blue link at the end to skip)
>
> Cheers for your review too Anthony. A friend of mine caught them in Seattle
> too, had a great time. That was the first show on the tour back in August,
> and they've just two more to go. No doubt they're looking forward to a well
> deserved rest, but I just wish it would keep going!
>
>
>
> On Fri, 16 Nov 2018 at 07:59, Anthony Arena <anthonyarena68 at gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Response to critic: Noone wanted you there and noone could have given a
> > rat's ass about what you explained...expected...or witnessed...band
> > definitely included.
> >
> > I can say I saw this band on the 40th anniversary show and 1st song into
> > the tour: SO36 was completely haunting ! The venue sucked ass in
> > Seattle...a sardine can of sweaty leather and foul mold smelling socks.
> > The sound was horrible. Horrible in that it was so loud the keyboard
> > player looked like a manipulated wooden puppet underwater pulled by
> > fisherman's line from a sinking ship. This was the 8th time seeing
> > Killing Joke. They forecast the weather. All of Mothernature was
> against
> > the belly of their beast. SO36 was by far the most menacing song and
> > violent song I have ever heard them play or any band play with precision,
> > intensity, and intent. They were primed. I have seen--no
> > hyperbole--over a thousand plus shows in my lifetime...never ever have I
> > felt such truth and raw stark power. I was afraid for humanity !
> Mastery
> > whether I liked or not!
> >
> > so.. to the Mr. " IT WASN'T FOR ME"... you obviously weren't paying
> > attention. You were paying attention to everything and everyone around
> > you...toward the comfort of your senses which is completely a bad idea
> when
> > planning to see or "not" KILLING JOKE. You missed the punchline !
> >
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> >> 1. Re: Killing Joke at The LCR - 14/11/2018 (Live Wire)
> >> (Antoni Adamiak)
> >>
> >>
> >> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
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> >> Message: 1
> >> Date: Fri, 16 Nov 2018 00:11:26 +0000
> >> From: Antoni Adamiak <antoni at clara.net>
> >> To: "A list about all things Killing Joke (the band!)"
> >> <gathering at misera.net>
> >> Subject: Re: [kj] Killing Joke at The LCR - 14/11/2018 (Live Wire)
> >> Message-ID: <1367663C-A257-467F-819C-A23E1DE26C30 at clara.net>
> >> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8"
> >>
> >> quite an ?on the money? review of Turbowolf ... attenpts at audience
> >> participation falling flat ... Killing Joke got a few reviews like this
> >> back in the day by weekly rock paper hacks, probably why they took them
> >> down a back alley to slap them around a bit ... not his thing, no big
> deal
> >>
> >> Sent from my iPhone
> >>
> >> > On 15 Nov 2018, at 23:51, Paul <dubecho at gmail.com> wrote:
> >> >
> >> >
> >>
> https://www.livewire1350.com/single-post/2018/11/15/Killing-Joke-at-The-LCR---141118
> >> >
> >> > Killing Joke at The LCR - 14/11/2018
> >> > November 15, 2018 | Aled Vernon-Rees
> >> >
> >> > Yesterday I took another risk (fans of my previous work Husky Loops at
> >> The Waterfront Studio know what I mean) in going to see Killing Joke, a
> >> band that in all honesty I hadn't heard of until deciding to go the
> gig. By
> >> the look of the demographic for the gig it's unsurprising that I'd never
> >> heard of them as the Norwich middle aged punks were out in force and I
> was
> >> one a very limited number of younger people in the room.
> >> >
> >> > <1.jpg>
> >> >
> >> > Unfortunately, upon my arrival it became apparent that Phobophobes had
> >> pulled out of the gig as their name didn't appear on the gig times.
> This is
> >> a real shame because it was them being announced as support that made
> me
> >> decide to go the gig.
> >> >
> >> > As this was a last minute change there was no replacement so the first
> >> band to the stage were Bristol rock group Turbowolf. I will admit before
> >> this that there was a time where I was quite a big fan of the band - a
> key
> >> part of my musical rota in when I was a fresh faced year 11. However, I
> >> didn't get the sense of glorious nostalgia I was expecting and instead
> it
> >> was more of an uncomfortable and disappointing experience. Lead singer
> >> Chris Georgiadis, came across as a Russell Brand-eque showman who kept
> >> attempting to get a reaction from a crowd who just wanted to quietly
> wait
> >> for the main event. This lead to many attempts to get the crowd closer
> to
> >> the front, and shout the bands name which but these kept awkwardly
> falling
> >> flat. The music was equally uneventful with predicable riffs and drum
> beats
> >> that seemed to blend into one treble heavy (as the lack of bassist
> really
> >> showed) song. I could see this band doing well if they returned to a
> >> smaller venue in Norwich playing to their fans
> >> however this was not the right gig for them.
> >> >
> >> > <2.jpg>
> >> >
> >> > Following that light crushing of year 11 Aled's music taste came the
> >> main show: Killing Joke. As the walk on music started people seemed to
> >> appear out of no where and what previously was a reasonably empty venue
> >> suddenly filled up. The band slowly meandered on to the stage to a very
> >> welcoming crowd, most of whom dedicated fans who had seen them multiple
> >> times. Lead singer Jaz Coleman came on donning face make up (which made
> him
> >> look like a mix between Gene Simmons and Robert Smith) and they got
> started
> >> with the set of about 20 songs. Listening to all these songs for the
> first
> >> time I was slightly unimpressed. There was nothing obviously wrong with
> the
> >> music and they delivered a much better performance than the previous
> act.
> >> The vocal delivery and performance from Jaz Coleman really captivated
> the
> >> crowd, along with the hypnotic and constantly strong delivery from the
> >> rhythm section. However, there was nothing in that which appealed to me.
> >> >
> >> > What was clear from their performance as this was a gig for the fans.
> >> The band having been around for 40 years had worked to built a strong
> >> almost cult following and this show gave them exactly what they wanted.
> A
> >> strong delivery of the back catalogue and putting their all into it.
> This
> >> gig will never be a memorable event for me, having been disappointed by
> the
> >> support and mildly uninterested in the main act. However, what I can say
> >> for certain is that for the majority of people in the room that will
> have
> >> been a special moment that will stay with them forever.
> >> >
> >> > It just wasn't for me.
> >> >
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> From: Rob <rob.cannell at ntlworld.com>
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> Subject: [kj] Roundhouse Ticket
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> If anyone needs a downstairs standing Roundhouse ticket at face value then
> let me know as I now have a spare as someone can?t now make it.
> Rob
>
>
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> Date: Fri, 16 Nov 2018 15:02:58 +0000
> From: Paul <dubecho at gmail.com>
> To: "A list about all things Killing Joke (the band!)"
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> If only Star Trek's, transporter or Dr. Who's, tardis were real, or time
> travel of any sort was possible, I'd be there in a heartbeat.
>
> Hope you get a taker Rob, and have a great night!
>
> On Fri, 16 Nov 2018 at 14:49, Rob via Gathering <gathering at misera.net>
> wrote:
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> > If anyone needs a downstairs standing Roundhouse ticket at face value
> then
> > let me know as I now have a spare as someone can?t now make it.
> > Rob
> >
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