[kj] Jihad, and Songs From The Victorious City ... and Kaddish

[Paul Rangecroft]

i'm not offended, ed. listen to what you like, mate. we don't all have
to agree on everything. you dig it, i can't stand it. no contradiction
or problem there. and don't get me wrong, i'm glad he got that one out
of the way (just a shame he had to release it!) so he could move on to
better eastern things. and i agree we've all got to start somewhere.
NEON HEARTS, THE DECKCHAIRS, HEADCOUNT...

On 5/11/05, Ed Grapes <dadsizedpantz at yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
> 
> Well ... hey, that told me didn't it?!  Sorry to offend your purist
> sensibilities ... but that naive first attempt at Eastern influence in Jihad
> (and it was undoubtedly further hamstrung by being in the worst era for naff
> eighties production) might well have been the original trigger for the
> Eastern influence that you refer to, which was to develop and appear (albeit
> only briefly) in places in the next couple of albums, Pandemonium in
> particular - and hey, we all have to start somewhere, even Jaz Coleman hee
> hee ....