[kj] Polly Boots

[Steve Hackett]

cheers Graeme
I wasnt looking for u to copy any just wondered if any of those on e-bay
were worth getting but thanks for the reply

I dont think shes against tradin tho -on her website I've noticed posts
where people say they've handed her copies of boots.

I guessed that one of the gigs must have been professionally filmed 'cos
there was a full size camera in front of the sound desk at Brum which I
assumed would be to fill inthe gaps -unless she didnt wear the yellow
dress - might stand out a bit otherwise!!!!
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Graeme Rowland" <crackedmachine at yahoo.co.uk>
To: "A list about all things Killing Joke (the band!)"
<gathering at misera.net>
Sent: Saturday, September 18, 2004 2:55 PM
Subject: [kj] Polly Boots


> --- Steve Hackett <thepunisher at blueyonder.co.uk>
> wrote:
> > graeme
> > you got any PJ bootlegs?Any advice on what to get -
> > theres always some up on
> > e-bay but dont want to end up with some muffled peej
> > & crystal clear
> > audience
> >
> > Cheers
> > STEVE
>
>
> I have recorded many
> PJ Harvey sessions and live stints
> from jumpin' John Peel,
> but no
> I cannot copy them for you
> because:
>
> 1. I don't know Polly's position on boots. If she
> disapproves of fans sharing unofficial recordings then
> I would respect her wishes not to share them.
>
> 2. I have no machine that can record from tapes.
>
> As regards Killing Joke and bootlegs, rare live
> recordings, sessions, etc, I had assumed that the band
> were completely happy for fans to be sharing these as
> there was so much of it on sites such as The Last
> Laugh and An Irrational Domain.
>
> If you want to find rare PJ Harvey recordings I'm sure
> there are lots on Soulseek. Anything recorded for
> Radio One is usually of great sound quality, and I'd
> particularly recommend the more cathartic version of
> "Shame" which they recorded for Peel a few months
> back. There are also two as yet unreleased songs in
> that session, both of which have been played at most
> gigs on the tour - "Evol" and "Uh Huh Her."
>
> The Bristol PJ Harvey gig was filmed, and I think the
> intention is to release it as a DVD. For that show
> they were joined by John Parish and it was one of the
> best on the tour. The last gig in London was even more
> intense though.
>
> I had a few Joke related heckles during the tour.
> In Birminghum, someone was waving a lighter around in
> front of Ding and I shouted, "Lets All Go!"
>
> It might've been Bristol where I shouted "Do you feel
> illusion?" but I don't remeber why or even if was at
> that specific gig. Fall of Because?
>
> In Brighton people were shouting lots of requests for
> the band to ignore, so I shouted to the hecklers "A
> voice is calling!"
>
> In London I was struck dumb for the whole gig.
>
> Good
> Night
> GGGAR
>
>
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