[kj] "a very dubious character"

[Greyson Stoehr]

Jaz and I had a full-out discussion of this subject
back when he was promoting "Extremeties..."  

At the point when he had recovered from the nervous
breakdown he--and supposedly also Geordie--had
suffered after doing the Courtauld Talks and Outside
the Gate, Jaz decided it was time to go 'back to his
roots' and become a Muslim.  He'd more or less
renounced Thelema by that point, and when I argued
that I saw what he'd done as a regressive move, he
couldn't believe it.

That said, he's never given up the THEORY, but I don't
believe he's as much in the PRACTICE as he was back in
the Eighties.  

There actually is a section for Thelemic discussion on
Jester's www.killing-joke.com, but almost no one uses
it.

Grey
 
> Date: Thu, 27 Nov 2003 00:20:15 -0800 (PST)
> From: Djehuti111 <djehuti111@yahoo.com>
> Subject: 
> To: gathering@misera.net
> Reply-To: gathering@misera.net
> 
> --- foolscircle9ways <foolscircle9ways@yahoo.com>
> wrote:
> > Snap!
> > KJ were also my intro to the old boy (so we're not
> > taking this offlist, it's 'Class A' ON-TOPIC ;).
> 
>  LOL!
> 
> > Around 79/80 there was a Sounds or NME listing by
> > Jaz of his top 10 influences - anyone got
> > access/link to this? Only other one I'm sure of
> from
> > said list is Herbert von Karajan, conductor of
> > Berlin Philharmonic and Most Evil Man in the World
> > (shome mishtake shurely?). Would be interesting to
> > see the original article again (Antoni? Anybody?
> > Jelbody?) to see who the other eight were (though
> I
> > think he of the Golden Harp got a mention!!!).
> >  
> > And Jaz's "Thelemic leanings" were tapping into
> the
> > Aeon well beyond BTATS: even beyond Outside the
> > Gate, yea, beyond Outside the Gate!
> 
>  I was just mentioning that beyond BTATS, the pro
> Crowley "leanings" became much less apparent.
> 
>  A L P


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