[kj] mystery track

[death wish]

On the topic of jams - anyone got the session of Geordie and Jimmy Page? I 
remember Jaz talking about it, and I used to dream of finding it somewhere 
in the bootleg ghetto of Tokyo where all things Zep are enshrined....

And I finally got a copy of No Way Out on vinyl - any story behind the 
alternate cover, Mr. Coles?

T.


>From: mike coles <mike@maliciousdamage.co.uk>
>Reply-To: gathering@misera.net
>To: gathering@misera.net
>Subject: [kj] mystery track
>Date: Wed, 17 Mar 2004 12:05:20 +0000
>
>I've discovered a hidden gem.
>Well it's been hidden.
>And it's a gem to anyone who likes to spliff away the odd 20 minutes in 
>dreamland.
>It's a 20 minute long jam of KJ at their psychedelicest.
>There a repetitive bass riff that I can't identify with all sort of weird 
>cymbals/guitars/synth noises drifting in and out.
>I've got a tape of a gig they did in Hamlyn, Germany in 1979 and they do a 
>short version of it before Change, but I can't remember it at any early 
>gigs in the UK.
>The bass line is a slow dedumptydumdum dumptydummm.
>Ring any bells anyone?
>cheers,
>mikey semen
>keeper of the hidden gems
>malicious damage records
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